welcome to a PODCAST THAT TAKES YOU ON A PHOTOWALK…
Published every Friday, The Photowalk show embraces the mindfulness of walking with a camera, being in the great outdoors and making pictures. We invite you to lace your boots and walk along with the cast in your ears as host Neale James shares stories of inspiration, letters and pictures from your own walks and talks with photographers and creative people worldwide. It’s a show all about the why? Listen to all archived episodes below.
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#224 WOMEN STREET PHOTOGRAPHERS: AN INTERNATIONAL STORY
Today we talk to the editor of Women Street Photographers about the book and organisation promoting the work of women worldwide. Pic: Gulnara Samoilova
#188 CENSORSHIP, TRUTH & THE INSTAGRAM GAME
Street photography, a love of the making pictures and feeding the social media machine. Pic: Suzanne Stein
#178 STOP THE STEAL’S FROZEN MOMENT: INAUGURATION WEEK
Raquel Natalicchio, American photojournalist, recounts ‘that’ Stop the Steal protest picture. Pic: Raquel Natalicchio
#144 THE GREATEST PASSPORT IS MY CAMERA
Charlene Winfred talks of being a nomad with camera and how photography is the best life passport. Pic: Charlene Winfred
#139 SINGAPORE STREET SHOOTER
Shooting street in Singapore and NGO work in Iraq, part of a photographic nomad lifestyle. Pic: Charlene Winfred
#36 PHOTO DROUGHTS, CORN SNAKES & THE GENTLE TOUCH!
Leonard Neumann returns with more photographers to study and a cautionary tale of where not to tread when shooting street. Pic: Leonard Neumann
#34 THE PORTRAIT PER DAY MAN: EMBRACING NO!
John Mannell makes portraits on the streets of London every day in a project running since 2017. Pic: John Mannell
#26 CELEBRATE THE ORDINARY! PHOTOGRAPH IT!
Gentleman of street, Leonard Neumann, talks about finding the ordinary in extraordinary and three photographers in particular who have inspired his eye. Pic: Leonard Neumann
#19 STREET PHOTOGRAPHY SAVED MY LIFE
Ian MacDonald from Vancouver talks about the power of street in his life and part 2 of our interview with Nick Turpin, founder of iN-PUBLiC. Pic: Ian MacDonald
#16 CAN I MAKE YOUR PORTRAIT? PLEASE?
Photographer Gabrielle Motola shares her thoughts about asking people you don't know for a portrait in public. Image: Gabrielle Motola
#15 iN-PUBLiC IS BACK, STREET SPECIAL
We talk to Nick Turpin, founder of iN-PUBLiC two decades ago about the return of his inspirational and influential platform. Pic: Nick Turpin