TWiP RERUN: A Conversation with Street Photographer Valérie Jardin
An interview about the traveling street photographer, with Valerie Jardin.
An interview about the traveling street photographer, with Valerie Jardin.
Tom Jenz is a photographer and journalist capturing the stories of Milwaukee’s inner-city communities.
Street Photographer Valérie Jardin and I take a deep dive into her perspectives and personal dogma around her style of Street Photography. You’ll also learn why she thinks “Street Photography” is a misleading term!
Gerard has been photographing the story of New York City for several decades and has a very unique perspective on “The Big Apple”.
TWiP Alum Steve Simon joins the show to discuss the revised release of his popular book The Passionate Photographer.
Ibarionex and Frederickerick discuss the idea of “seeing” as a photographer and moving away from the gear obsession and towards getting better at your craft.
In this interview I discuss street photography with Los Angeles based photographer Nancy Lehrer. We go into her reasoning behind choosing this genre, her gear choices, post-processing, photographer safety and more.
This week on this episode of Street Focus, we are going to Detroit, Michigan and Andrew Shields is your local guide for this new adventure!
Please enjoy my conversation with Montreal based photographer Patrick La Roque. We discuss how his street photography has changed his commercial work, working with a collective and many other things!
Today my guest is Glenn Ruga, the founder of The Social Documentary Network and ZEKE magazine.
This week Dutch street photographer Willem Jonkers tells us how to get really close to your subjects on the streets with a fish eye lens…
After working as a commercial photographer for 15 years, French photographer Valérie Jardin is now living the dream and only shoots for the love of the craft. She does what she loves most by educating others while leading international photo workshops, mentoring, speaking and writing. She also hosts her very own (and very popular) podcast, Street Focus — on the TWiP network.
In this new episode of Street Focus, I sit down with photographer and author Gordon Lewis as we discuss the topic of defining a style in street photography, which is the topic of one of the chapters of his book: Street Photography: The Art of Capturing the Candid Moment
On this Street Legal Special Ed Greenberg and Jack Reznicki of The Copyright Zone answer legal questions on various aspects of street photography and more.
Priime is the latest mobile photo editing kid on the block but is it the best one out there? Plus Arkansas proposes privacy legislation that could kill street photography & Amazon offers unlimited photo storage for just $12 per year.
Photographer Alastair Arthur tells us about his experience roaming the streets of London for 24 hours with his camera.
I am pleased to be joined by photo workshop participants and new friends, Alastair Arthur and Stefan Wulkan, to talk about their street photography experience in Paris.
Enjoy my conversation with Jamel Shabazz whose work spans decades and has received international recognition through exhibits, books and documentaries.
Guest host Thomas Leuthard and I answer questions about who inspires us and whether or not to ask for a model release when shooting street photography.
Photographer and educator Valerie Jardin explains that there is more to her work than the beautiful street photography she is known for. She also shares tips for creating a compelling travel portfolio.
This week we talk about finding inspiration to photograph the same streets and how to make the decision on which shots to keep in a series of similar images.