#274 PHOTOWALK: PHOTOGRAPHING THE HOMELESS WITH DIGNITY & INSTAFATIGUE
San Francisco based documentary photographer Robert Gumpert joins me today on the Photowalk edition. He has produced a body of work called HOME highlighting the plight of those living on the same streets we were told to stay off during lockdown, with a new book coming called Division Street. Also we talk about Instagram fatigue, your photographic plans for 2022, the subjects that choose us, 365 magic, photowalks in the rain and fog and being a Nemophilist with a camera!
My friends at MPB.com are very precious to this show. They are the number one platform in the UK, US and Europe when it comes to buying, trading or selling quality used kit online. They help photographers like you to tell your unique stories by giving you a safe place to buy, trade and sell the kit you need and in doing so, you’re a part of sustainable circular economy. Episode 273 from yesterday was a very different kind of episode where I actually take you on a visit to the warehouse or as I called it the Aladdin’s Cave of kit. Sell the kit you’re not using, trade it in for the kit you need to create. Buy used, spend less and get more. Go to MPB.com
Further reference: Join our wonderful patrons, Jens Rohde’s photographic sketches, Ben Burfitt’s ‘actsofdog’ Instagram, Simon Baxter’s new book ‘Gathering Time’ is out, Patron of the Day Rasmus Christiansen, Photography Daily’s Facebook group, Jonny Keeley’s YouTube channel, Sean Tucker, Ben Burfitt’s Actsofdog Instagram.
Matthias Focks finds the mist on his woodland walk.
Lynn Fraser’s trip to the Isle of Harris, Scotland.
Vinny Gianinno emerges from a 2021 photo funk to quietly go about making observational pictures again for 2022.
Sean Tucker talks with Ben Burfitt about his ‘unlikely’ new passion for photographing dogs.
Jonny Keeley has advice for one travel blogger who wants to build an audience.
Sketchbook images from my walk, looking for texture in the trees.
