#300 PHOTOWALK: COME ON AN AFRICAN ADVENTURE
A photography podcast that is all about the creation and emotion of making photographs. Today I talk with photojournalist Jason Florio about photo projects in Africa which reveals a greater podcast plan for 2023 and Ronald Turnbull about sleeping with your camera under the stars in a Bivvy Bag. Also; does documentary photography have the power to change opinion, a relationship with trees, sending messages by accident and pictures from the highest privy on earth?
REFERENCED WITHIN THE SHOW: Email your stories and pictures, PD’s Facebook group, Alex Soth, the story of Ahmići, Chris Leyland, Hailey Sadler’s edition on PD, Nick Ut’s ‘Napalm Girl’ picture story, Mali Davies’s Tree Assignment, PICTURE LINKS BELOW.
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Jason Florio talks about his photographic project with the ‘Oyster Ladies’ of The Gambia, as featured in The Guardian.
Stephan Henning’s Bivvy adventure.
The photograph of silence I reference within the show, made in the mountains of Gålå, Norway-land, a special place.
Joel Riley finding his 365 and a convenience high up in the mountains.
Kevin and Rachel Beacham’s trees referenced in the show; “Nearly home.” Send your stories to studio@photographydaily.show
Today’s sketchbook images on my photowalk.
James Nachtwey talking on stage about how documentary photographs make a difference.
The closing scene of Watership Down, the original animation.
