#272 PHOTOWALK: MAGNUM’S MARK POWER & BEATING IMPOSTER SYNDROME!
Mark Power talks about his seminal work 'The Shipping Forecast' and his latest projects shooting in America and Guernsey. The Photowalk show; it's the only podcast to take a photowalk making pictures together and reading from the mailbag, with letters this week about imposter syndrome, fighting off GAS, finding the joy of film, leaving photography to fall in love with it again, working with one camera and embracing sound. We also hear from former guests Robin Bell, Bert Stephani and Valérie Jardin.
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Further reference: DOWNLOAD Mike Miller’s workbook on Negative Self Talk, Darius Foroux, Peter Langman’s black and white film work, Patrick La Roque, The Shipping Forecast - BBC report and Mark Power’s book. Patreon group to the show and the private FACEBOOK group.
Michael Honkomp’s 20,000 step photowalk in the mist.
Wallace Shackleton’s dog walk to Portmoak Moss, Scotland.
Kevin Rugland in Stavanger, Norway - putting his Fujifilm X100V through its paces.
Sketchbook from my walk in the woodland.
