#231 PHOTOWALK: LEAVING MY JOB FOR PHOTOGRAPHY! & OTHER STORIES
It's black and white week on the Friday Photowalk as I read and answer your mails you send into the show. We talk about embracing the world that is on your doorstep, the wonderful trinkets and details of our life we should be photographing, leaving an 18 year career to pursue a dream job making pictures, ‘we’ make photos of the cherry blossom in Boston and a windswept coast in England, plus I'm on the lookout for those who photograph abandoned buildings. The pictures below have been sent in by this week’s contributors.
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FURTHER REFERENCE: Karah Mew talks about Instagram on episode 229, Barry Butler on finding your photographic calling, Suzanne Stein in episode 188 talking about how she found photography, Roff Smith on making photo stories on your doorstep.
Anna McCarthy’s wondrous walks at Prawle Point. See more from this collection on Anna’s dedicated Photo Essay page. A link also to renting the very cottage Anna used as a base.
Zeeshan Khan has been exploring the new neighbourhood he’s moved into in Boston; South End.
A medley of pictures from Andy Thibault’s Rocky Point State Park, Rhode Island walk in an abandoned amusement park, reopened as a national park.
My riverside walk whilst reading your mails and messages.
