#358 PHOTOWALK: ALL THE WORLD’S A LANDSCAPE
Photographic adventurer Andy Mumford talks of his love for exotic faraway lands, working with and teaching photographers to find their creative peace in the landscapes they find. Also today, making legacy films and stories in pictures and sound, saving Toy Story, bucket list photographs in Colorado, sharing your art on a postcard and poetic inspiration.
FURTHER REFERENCES WITHIN THE SHOW: MPB’s World Cup feature, Email your stories and pictures, our Facebook group, the Photowalk VERO, become an Extra Miler and support the show, Darin Hayton’s postcard and pamphlet project, Adam Hanson’s appearance on ‘Sobriety, PTSD and Me’ a programme aired earlier in 2022, ‘The Whitsun Weddings’ by Philip Larkin from the poetry archive, Nils Jorgensen’s episode 358 and his Instagram, ‘Who inspired Larkin, the inspirer,’ with additional GALLERY LINKS BELOW.
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Andy Mumford’s adventures with a camera (above and below), discussed on the Photowalk today. Photographs copyright. Not to be reproduced or used without express permission from the photographer.
Adam Hanson (above and below) hikes the Mayflower Gulch with his camera and faithful companions.
Michael Honkomp’s photowalking climb on the show today, carousel left to right.
Early morning mist making way for the blue skies of today’s photowalk at Greenham Common Airbase.
VIDEO INSPIRATIONS
Today’s guest Andy Mumford, from his YouTube channel.
Portraits of Lotte and Vince (above and below) as referenced on the show today.
Hugo’s self portrait as discussed on the show.
June’s legacy film made with a photo album balanced on her lap. A story of life in seven minutes.
How Toy Story 2 was saved!
