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2026-01-2239 min
FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP32 - A Conversation with Wolf SuschitzkyEP32 – Wolf Suschitzky Show Notes In this episode, I sit down with Wolf Suschitzky, legendary photographer and cinematographer. We met at his home in Little Venice, London, where we talked about his incredible career, spanning over 70 years in both photography and film. Born in Vienna in 1912, Wolf fled Austria in 1934 as the political climate worsened for Jews. Settling in London, he quickly established himself as a cinematographer and photographer. Over his career, he worked on over 200 films, including Get Carter, Ulysses, Ring of Bright Water, Entertaining Mr. Sloane, and the film adaptation of Rising Damp. Wo...
2025-02-2216 min
FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP31 - A conversation with Sir Don McCullin Podcast Show Notes: EP31 A Conversation with Don McCullin On the 19th of April 2019 I met the legendary Sir Don McCullin—a man whose photographs have shaped the way we see war, suffering, and the stark divides in British society. McCullin, now in his eighties, has turned his lens to the landscapes of Somerset, but his past work in Vietnam, Biafra, Northern Ireland, and beyond remains some of the most powerful photojournalism ever created. This conversation, recorded in April 2019, was never intended for broadcast, but I’m grateful to be able to share it with you now. It’s raw, in...
2025-02-1537 min
FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP30 - The Flow Photographica Relaunch Monologue with Alex SchneidemanFlow Photographica - Episode 30: INTRO TO FLOW PHOTOGRAPHIC Episode Overview In this episode of Flow Photographica, host Alex Schneideman reintroduces the podcast with a fresh vision, tracing his journey through photography—from childhood awe in a darkroom to founding Flow Photographic Gallery, becoming Artistic Director of Photo Oxford and the development of the Pictures from the Garden project. Alex reflects on: The early days of Photographica and its rebirth as Flow Photographica A transformative moment in a darkroom that sparked a lifelong passion for photography His journey through photography, from assisting in London studios to founding Fl...
2025-02-1420 min
ShuttertalkShuttertalk 2.2 - Das Gespräch mit Barbara WolffDer Podcast rund um und über Fotografie
00:00:00.000 Intro vom famosen Tobias Philippen und der Stimme von Shanai
00:04:20.799 Prince House Gallery in Mannheim
00:04:40.792 BFF Akademie
00:07:08.707 Shuttertalk.de
00:09:06.781 Das Buch METROPOLIS von Barbara Wolff
00:14:57.110 Barbara Wolff auf Instagram
00:16:24.534 LUNIK in Berlin
00:17:37.258 Collection Regard in Berlin
00:42:30.439 Alex Schneideman in London
01:03:02.878 Ausstellung METROPOLIS
01:06:37.828 Online-Vernissage METROPOLIS
01:07:06.242 ENDE
2021-05-171h 07
PhotographicaEP29 - PHOTOMUSE on Ian Berry and The EnglishThis episode and Photomuse is on the importance of the work of Magnum's longest serving photographer, Ian Berry and, in particular, his 1978 book, The English. I also outline my hope for a review of English documentary photography about the English. Ian Berry's work has inspired me to attempt to start a conversation about the need for a new look at the value and unique properties of the work of English documentary photography. Recording note - I taped this monologue on my phone. I think the quality is ok. I'd be very pleased to hear what...
2018-10-0332 min
FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP29 - PHOTOMUSE on Ian Berry and The EnglishThis episode and Photomuse is on the importance of the work of Magnum's longest serving photographer, Ian Berry and, in particular, his 1978 book, The English. I also outline my hope for a review of English documentary photography about the English. Ian Berry's work has inspired me to attempt to start a conversation about the need for a new look at the value and unique properties of the work of English documentary photography. Recording note - I taped this monologue on my phone. I think the quality is ok. I'd be very pleased to hear what...
2018-10-0332 min
Flow PhotographicaEP29 - PHOTOMUSE on Ian Berry and The EnglishThis episode and Photomuse is on the importance of the work of Magnum's longest serving photographer, Ian Berry and, in particular, his 1978 book, The English. I also outline my hope for a review of English documentary photography about the English. Ian Berry's work has inspired me to attempt to start a conversation about the need for a new look at the value and unique properties of the work of English documentary photography. Recording note - I taped this monologue on my phone. I think the quality is ok. I'd be very pleased to hear what...
2018-10-0332 minPhotographicaEP28 - Conversation with Loupe Magazine Editor and photographer, Luke ArcherLuke Archer is the editor of Loupe Magazine, a printed photography zine which "showcases outstanding images and engaging projects" and is distributed free through various stockists of which Flow Photographic is proudly one. I was fascinated to understand how such a high quality and free magazine could come into being in a world dominated by commercialism and the cult of celebrity. Here is a magazine that offers a quiet discourse on photography in a way that is missing from many of the mainstream offerings in print and online. Luke goes into his background and generously o...
2018-03-301h 07FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP28 - Conversation with Loupe Magazine Editor and photographer, Luke ArcherLuke Archer is the editor of Loupe Magazine, a printed photography zine which "showcases outstanding images and engaging projects" and is distributed free through various stockists of which Flow Photographic is proudly one. I was fascinated to understand how such a high quality and free magazine could come into being in a world dominated by commercialism and the cult of celebrity. Here is a magazine that offers a quiet discourse on photography in a way that is missing from many of the mainstream offerings in print and online. Luke goes into his background and generously o...
2018-03-301h 07Flow PhotographicaEP28 - Conversation with Loupe Magazine Editor and photographer, Luke ArcherLuke Archer is the editor of Loupe Magazine, a printed photography zine which "showcases outstanding images and engaging projects" and is distributed free through various stockists of which Flow Photographic is proudly one. I was fascinated to understand how such a high quality and free magazine could come into being in a world dominated by commercialism and the cult of celebrity. Here is a magazine that offers a quiet discourse on photography in a way that is missing from many of the mainstream offerings in print and online. Luke goes into his background and generously o...
2018-03-301h 07PhotographicaEP27 - Conversation with Greg CurrieThis conversation between me, Alex Schneideman, and Professor Greg Currie is a discussion about the edges of reality and how that concerns photography and image making. Greg Currie is Professor of Philosophy and Head of Research at York University. The conversation was inspired by another podcast (Philosophy Bites) in which Greg talked about the nature of film, addressing questions about perception and time in relation to the movies. I was thrilled that Greg agreed to the recording. I write about ideas and the philosophy of photography every month in B+W Photography Magazine so it w...
2018-01-1859 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP27 - Conversation with Greg CurrieThis conversation between me, Alex Schneideman, and Professor Greg Currie is a discussion about the edges of reality and how that concerns photography and image making. Greg Currie is Professor of Philosophy and Head of Research at York University. The conversation was inspired by another podcast (Philosophy Bites) in which Greg talked about the nature of film, addressing questions about perception and time in relation to the movies. I was thrilled that Greg agreed to the recording. I write about ideas and the philosophy of photography every month in B+W Photography Magazine so it w...
2018-01-1859 minFlow PhotographicaEP27 - Conversation with Professor Greg Currie (republish edited)This conversation between me, Alex Schneideman, and Professor Greg Currie is a discussion about the edges of reality and how that concerns photography and image making. Greg Currie is Professor of Philosophy and Head of Research at York University. The conversation was inspired by another podcast (Philosophy Bites) in which Greg talked about the nature of film, addressing questions about perception and time in relation to the movies. I was thrilled that Greg agreed to the recording. I write about ideas and the philosophy of photography every month in B+W Photography Magazine so it w...
2018-01-1859 minPhotographicaEP26 - Conversation with Jonathan Teplitzky, director of Railwayman and ChurchillThis episode is a conversation between me, Alex Schneideman, and Jonathan Teplitzky, the director of many movies including, Better than Sex, Gettin' Square, Burning Man, The Railway Man and 2017 released Churchill. His TV work includes Broadchurch, Marcello and the upcoming Shakspeare series, Will. Jonathan has directed actors including Timothy Spall, Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, Brian Cox, Olivia Coleman and David Tennant. We discuss how a love of photography led Teplitzky to make movies. Our discussions are wide ranging and involve quite a lot of swearing. Jonathan is Australian but has lived on and off in...
2017-07-111h 21FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP26 - Conversation with Jonathan Teplitzky, director of Railwayman and ChurchillThis episode is a conversation between me, Alex Schneideman, and Jonathan Teplitzky, the director of many movies including, Better than Sex, Gettin' Square, Burning Man, The Railway Man and 2017 released Churchill. His TV work includes Broadchurch, Marcello and the upcoming Shakspeare series, Will. Jonathan has directed actors including Timothy Spall, Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, Brian Cox, Olivia Coleman and David Tennant. We discuss how a love of photography led Teplitzky to make movies. Our discussions are wide ranging and involve quite a lot of swearing. Jonathan is Australian but has lived on and off in...
2017-07-111h 21Flow PhotographicaEP26 - Conversation with Jonathan Teplitzky, director of Railwayman and ChurchillThis episode is a conversation between me, Alex Schneideman, and Jonathan Teplitzky, the director of many movies including, Better than Sex, Gettin' Square, Burning Man, The Railway Man and 2017 released Churchill. His TV work includes Broadchurch, Marcello and the upcoming Shakspeare series, Will. Jonathan has directed actors including Timothy Spall, Colin Firth, Nicole Kidman, Brian Cox, Olivia Coleman and David Tennant. We discuss how a love of photography led Teplitzky to make movies. Our discussions are wide ranging and involve quite a lot of swearing. Jonathan is Australian but has lived on and off in...
2017-07-111h 21PhotographicaEP25 - On the Decisive Moment - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode takes offers a new view of the relevance of the so-called 'decisive moment' to contemporary photography. Ever since Henri Cartier Bresson coined the term to mean that there is moment when all things come together to capture the essence of a particular situation photographers have been drawn, like moths to a naked bulb, to the beauty of the images that HCB printed as proof of his assertion. Documentary (or street) photography has come a long way since then and in this episode I seek to update the 'master' famous epithet, drawing us away fro...
2017-06-1314 minFlow PhotographicaEP25 - On the Decisive Moment - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode takes offers a new view of the relevance of the so-called 'decisive moment' to contemporary photography. Ever since Henri Cartier Bresson coined the term to mean that there is moment when all things come together to capture the essence of a particular situation photographers have been drawn, like moths to a naked bulb, to the beauty of the images that HCB printed as proof of his assertion. Documentary (or street) photography has come a long way since then and in this episode I seek to update the 'master' famous epithet, drawing us away fro...
2017-06-1314 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP25 - On the Decisive Moment - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode takes offers a new view of the relevance of the so-called 'decisive moment' to contemporary photography. Ever since Henri Cartier Bresson coined the term to mean that there is moment when all things come together to capture the essence of a particular situation photographers have been drawn, like moths to a naked bulb, to the beauty of the images that HCB printed as proof of his assertion. Documentary (or street) photography has come a long way since then and in this episode I seek to update the 'master' famous epithet, drawing us away fro...
2017-06-1314 minPhotographicaEP24 - PHOTOMUSE 5 - Trump, Brexit and Money for Art, Cambrian Explosion, The Value of Joy and a New Way to ExhibitIn this new Photomuse I walk down Portobello ruminating on the issues of the day; I talk about The unsettling effect of Trump The risk to the area world in Britain's exit from Europe The Cambrian explosion of photographic practise Against pigeonholing The importance of joy to the creation of art A new way to exhibit photography designed to affect the viewer viscerally Please get in touch with alex at alex@flowphotographic.com or @schneideman331 on twitter. Please forgive occasionally poor delivery - I've got a lot on my mind... Thanks for listening...
2017-02-2624 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP24 - PHOTOMUSE 5 - Trump, Brexit and Money for Art, Cambrian Explosion, The Value of Joy and a New Way to ExhibitIn this new Photomuse I walk down Portobello ruminating on the issues of the day; I talk about The unsettling effect of Trump The risk to the area world in Britain's exit from Europe The Cambrian explosion of photographic practise Against pigeonholing The importance of joy to the creation of art A new way to exhibit photography designed to affect the viewer viscerally Please get in touch with alex at alex@flowphotographic.com or @schneideman331 on twitter. Please forgive occasionally poor delivery - I've got a lot on my mind... Thanks for listening...
2017-02-2624 minFlow PhotographicaEP24 - PHOTOMUSE 5 - Trump, Brexit and Money for Art, Cambrian Explosion, The Value of Joy and a New Way to ExhibitIn this new Photomuse I walk down Portobello ruminating on the issues of the day; I talk about The unsettling effect of Trump The risk to the area world in Britain's exit from Europe The Cambrian explosion of photographic practise Against pigeonholing The importance of joy to the creation of art A new way to exhibit photography designed to affect the viewer viscerally Please get in touch with alex at alex@flowphotographic.com or @schneideman331 on twitter. Please forgive occasionally poor delivery - I've got a lot on my mind... Thanks for listening...
2017-02-2624 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP23 - On Perfectionism, a critique - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 194 This piece is all about the over emphasis on the benefits of perfection in photography. Photography is a medium that lends itself to perfectionism - ever better options and technology mean that aberrations and imperfections will be 'optional' in the not so distant future. But what effect does this have on the medium's ability to convey the kernel of our humanity? Do ever sharper pictures with perfectly rendered tones lead us to a sense of truth or away from that and into a...
2016-12-1208 minFlow PhotographicaEP23 - On Perfectionism, a critique - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 194 This piece is all about the over emphasis on the benefits of perfection in photography. Photography is a medium that lends itself to perfectionism - ever better options and technology mean that aberrations and imperfections will be 'optional' in the not so distant future. But what effect does this have on the medium's ability to convey the kernel of our humanity? Do ever sharper pictures with perfectly rendered tones lead us to a sense of truth or away from that and into a...
2016-12-1208 minPhotographicaEP23 - On Perfectionism, a critique - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 194 This piece is all about the over emphasis on the benefits of perfection in photography. Photography is a medium that lends itself to perfectionism - ever better options and technology mean that aberrations and imperfections will be 'optional' in the not so distant future. But what effect does this have on the medium's ability to convey the kernel of our humanity? Do ever sharper pictures with perfectly rendered tones lead us to a sense of truth or away from that and into a...
2016-12-1208 minFlow PhotographicaEP22 - On Purpose - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 193. This article is all about the importance of a sense of purpose to photographic projects. I argue that it is not enough just put out a few pictures and hope that people 'connect'. Rather that the photographer must nail his or her reputation to each project and dig deep to provide an urgent reason why anyone else should spend time in the company of their photographs. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don...
2016-11-0809 minPhotographicaEP22 - On Purpose - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 193. This article is all about the importance of a sense of purpose to photographic projects. I argue that it is not enough just put out a few pictures and hope that people 'connect'. Rather that the photographer must nail his or her reputation to each project and dig deep to provide an urgent reason why anyone else should spend time in the company of their photographs. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don...
2016-11-0809 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP22 - On Purpose - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 193. This article is all about the importance of a sense of purpose to photographic projects. I argue that it is not enough just put out a few pictures and hope that people 'connect'. Rather that the photographer must nail his or her reputation to each project and dig deep to provide an urgent reason why anyone else should spend time in the company of their photographs. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don...
2016-11-0809 minPhotographicaEP21 - PHOTOMUSE 4 - Worries about fascism and freedom of expression, the Turner prize, a car incident and Buddhist finaleAnother stroll down Portobello Road on a Friday afternoon with Alex Schneideman. On his mind this week are: The role of photographers and artists in the new hard-right mainstream political landscape. The problems of engaging with the Turner Prize. A minor road rage incident. Buddhism and self sticks. Please get in touch with alex at alex@flowphotographic.com or @schneideman331 on twitter. Please forgive occasionally poor delivery - I've got a lot on my mind... Thanks for listening...
2016-10-2126 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP21 - PHOTOMUSE 4 - Worries about fascism and freedom of expression, the Turner prize, a car incident and Buddhist finaleAnother stroll down Portobello Road on a Friday afternoon with Alex Schneideman. On his mind this week are: The role of photographers and artists in the new hard-right mainstream political landscape. The problems of engaging with the Turner Prize. A minor road rage incident. Buddhism and self sticks. Please get in touch with alex at alex@flowphotographic.com or @schneideman331 on twitter. Please forgive occasionally poor delivery - I've got a lot on my mind... Thanks for listening...
2016-10-2126 minFlow PhotographicaEP21 - PHOTOMUSE 4 - Worries about fascism and freedom of expression, the Turner prize, a car incident and Buddhist finaleAnother stroll down Portobello Road on a Friday afternoon with Alex Schneideman. On his mind this week are: The role of photographers and artists in the new hard-right mainstream political landscape. The problems of engaging with the Turner Prize. A minor road rage incident. Buddhism and self sticks. Please get in touch with alex at alex@flowphotographic.com or @schneideman331 on twitter. Please forgive occasionally poor delivery - I've got a lot on my mind... Thanks for listening... Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for mor...
2016-10-2126 minPhotographicaEP20 - On Sharpness - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 192. It questions the value of sharpness as a goal in photography and offers new ways to view photography in a world that values 'high definition' above many other qualities. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don't hesitate! Head over to the Photographic Podcast website and let me know what you think. Please let others know about the Photographica Podcast by rating us in iTunes - and your are welcome to l...
2016-10-0610 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP20 - On Sharpness - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 192. It questions the value of sharpness as a goal in photography and offers new ways to view photography in a world that values 'high definition' above many other qualities. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don't hesitate! Head over to the Photographic Podcast website and let me know what you think. Please let others know about the Photographica Podcast by rating us in iTunes - and your are welcome to l...
2016-10-0610 minFlow PhotographicaEP20 - On Sharpness - An audio essay from B+W PHOTOGRAPHY MAGThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 192. It questions the value of sharpness as a goal in photography and offers new ways to view photography in a world that values 'high definition' above many other qualities. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don't hesitate! Head over to the Photographic Podcast website and let me know what you think. Please let others know about the Photographica Podcast by rating us in iTunes - and your are welcome to l...
2016-10-0610 minPhotographicaEP19 - PHOTOMUSE 3In which your host muses and rambles (simultaneously) down Portobello Road with a hangover draped around his shoulders. Still, between waves of nausea some interesting raw material is mined from the sodden peat of Alex's exhausted brain. Have a listen... Oh and don't forget to rate us at iTunes... Thanks, Alex alex@flowphotographic.com flowphotographic.com
2016-09-3024 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP19 - PHOTOMUSE 3In which your host muses and rambles (simultaneously) down Portobello Road with a hangover draped around his shoulders. Still, between waves of nausea some interesting raw material is mined from the sodden peat of Alex's exhausted brain. Have a listen... Oh and don't forget to rate us at iTunes... Thanks, Alex alex@flowphotographic.com flowphotographic.com
2016-09-3024 minFlow PhotographicaEP19 - PHOTOMUSE 3In which your host muses and rambles (simultaneously) down Portobello Road with a hangover draped around his shoulders. Still, between waves of nausea some interesting raw material is mined from the sodden peat of Alex's exhausted brain. Have a listen... Oh and don't forget to rate us at iTunes... Thanks, Alex alex@flowphotographic.com flowphotographic.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2016-09-3024 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP18 - ON CAMERASThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 191. It concerns the relationship between photographers and their cameras. You can see a fully illustrated transcript of this article on my blog. Click here. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don't hesitate! Head over to the Photographic Podcast website and let me know what you think. Please let others know about the Photographica Podcast by rating us in iTunes - and your are welcome to leave a comment too...
2016-09-2610 minFlow PhotographicaEP18 - ON CAMERASThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 191. It concerns the relationship between photographers and their cameras. You can see a fully illustrated transcript of this article on my blog. Click here. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don't hesitate! Head over to the Photographic Podcast website and let me know what you think. Please let others know about the Photographica Podcast by rating us in iTunes - and your are welcome to leave a comment too...
2016-09-2610 minPhotographicaEP18 - ON CAMERASThis episode is a recording of my piece for Black+White Photography Magazine issue 191. It concerns the relationship between photographers and their cameras. You can see a fully illustrated transcript of this article on my blog. Click here. If you want to take issue with me on something arising from the podcast - don't hesitate! Head over to the Photographic Podcast website and let me know what you think. Please let others know about the Photographica Podcast by rating us in iTunes - and your are welcome to leave a comment too...
2016-09-2610 min
FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP17 - Conversation with Paddy SummerfieldTHIS IS AN EDITED VERSION OF THE ORIGINAL PODCAST - MUCH REDUCED IN LENGTH BY CUTTING OUT ALL THE EXTRANEOUS CONTENT. NOW ITS JUST THOUGHTFUL CONVERSATION... On July 8th 2016 I travelled to Oxford to meet Paddy Summerfield in the house he has lived in since he was 18 months old and, more particularly, the house that served as backdrop to his 2014 masterpiece 'Mother and Father' (published by Dewi Lewis). Paddy and his partner Patricia Baker-Cassidy live in an Edwardian villa in Oxford's Summertown where they work together to bring a lifetime of photography to the...
2016-07-241h 10PhotographicaEP17 - Conversation with Paddy SummerfieldTHIS IS AN EDITED VERSION OF THE ORIGINAL PODCAST - MUCH REDUCED IN LENGTH BY CUTTING OUT ALL THE EXTRANEOUS CONTENT. NOW ITS JUST THOUGHTFUL CONVERSATION... On July 8th 2016 I travelled to Oxford to meet Paddy Summerfield in the house he has lived in since he was 18 months old and, more particularly, the house that served as backdrop to his 2014 masterpiece 'Mother and Father' (published by Dewi Lewis). Paddy and his partner Patricia Baker-Cassidy live in an Edwardian villa in Oxford's Summertown where they work together to bring a lifetime of photography to the...
2016-07-241h 10
Flow PhotographicaEP17 - Conversation with Paddy SummerfieldTHIS IS AN EDITED VERSION OF THE ORIGINAL PODCAST - MUCH REDUCED IN LENGTH BY CUTTING OUT ALL THE EXTRANEOUS CONTENT. NOW ITS JUST THOUGHTFUL CONVERSATION... On July 8th 2016 I travelled to Oxford to meet Paddy Summerfield in the house he has lived in since he was 18 months old and, more particularly, the house that served as backdrop to his 2014 masterpiece 'Mother and Father' (published by Dewi Lewis). Paddy and his partner Patricia Baker-Cassidy live in an Edwardian villa in Oxford's Summertown where they work together to bring a lifetime of photography to the...
2016-07-241h 10
PhotographicaEP16 - PhotoMuse 2Listen in stereo as I take a second walk down a very sunny Portobello Road. This time I was thinking about: Chimping and the new screenless Leica MD, affectation and self imposed perfectionism. Harry Gruyaert. Jolyon Fenwick and his pictures of WW1 battlefields, 'ZERO HOUR' and an amazing busker... Don't forget to get in touch with me at alex@flowphotographic.com or checkout flowphotographic.com to learn about our work printing photography at FLOW. Thanks, Alex
2016-07-1724 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEP16 - PhotoMuse 2Listen in stereo as I take a second walk down a very sunny Portobello Road. This time I was thinking about: Chimping and the new screenless Leica MD, affectation and self imposed perfectionism. Harry Gruyaert. Jolyon Fenwick and his pictures of WW1 battlefields, 'ZERO HOUR' and an amazing busker... Don't forget to get in touch with me at alex@flowphotographic.com or checkout flowphotographic.com to learn about our work printing photography at FLOW. Thanks, Alex
2016-07-1724 min
Flow PhotographicaEP16 - PhotoMuse 2Listen in stereo as I take a second walk down a very sunny Portobello Road. This time I was thinking about: Chimping and the new screenless Leica MD, affectation and self imposed perfectionism. Harry Gruyaert. Jolyon Fenwick and his pictures of WW1 battlefields, 'ZERO HOUR' and an amazing busker... Don't forget to get in touch with me at alex@flowphotographic.com or checkout flowphotographic.com to learn about our work printing photography at FLOW. Thanks, Alex Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2016-07-1724 minFlow PhotographicaEp14 - On Context - reading from B+W Mag ColumnThis piece appears in the June edition of Black and White Photography magazine. The magazine have very kindly allowed me to record my monthly column, Thinking Photography, for the PHOTOGRAPHICA podcast. Please checkout more info at the podcast page on my new website, flowphotographic.com. TRANSCRIPT B+W190 THINKING PHOTOGRAPHY ON CONTEXT ˈkɒntɛkst/ noun the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood. ----------------------------------------- To give your wor...
2016-05-1711 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp14 - On Context - reading from B+W Mag ColumnThis piece appears in the June edition of Black and White Photography magazine. The magazine have very kindly allowed me to record my monthly column, Thinking Photography, for the PHOTOGRAPHICA podcast. Please checkout more info at the podcast page on my new website, flowphotographic.com. TRANSCRIPT B+W190 THINKING PHOTOGRAPHY ON CONTEXT ˈkɒntɛkst/ noun the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood. ----------------------------------------- To give your wor...
2016-05-1711 minPhotographicaEp14 - On Context - reading from B+W Mag ColumnThis piece appears in the June edition of Black and White Photography magazine. The magazine have very kindly allowed me to record my monthly column, Thinking Photography, for the PHOTOGRAPHICA podcast. Please checkout more info at the podcast page on my new website, flowphotographic.com. TRANSCRIPT B+W190 THINKING PHOTOGRAPHY ON CONTEXT ˈkɒntɛkst/ noun the circumstances that form the setting for an event, statement, or idea, and in terms of which it can be fully understood. ----------------------------------------- To give your wor...
2016-05-1711 minFlow PhotographicaEp13 WHY PHOTOGRAPH? - Audio version of BLACK+WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY magazine articleWHY PHOTOGRAPHY AT ALL? 1st column from BLACK + WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE This is the first of of a regular series which are audio versions of my new monthly column, 'Thinking Photography' which appears in BLACK + WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY. Every month I take apart, unpack and dissect various ideas about the nature of photography. My column is fairly short and straight to the point. Each article is illustrated by some of my photographs. This article is from May's edition of B+WP and it is looks at the drive to create and therefore t...
2016-04-2205 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp13 WHY PHOTOGRAPH? - Audio version of BLACK+WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY magazine articleWHY PHOTOGRAPHY AT ALL? 1st column from BLACK + WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE This is the first of of a regular series which are audio versions of my new monthly column, 'Thinking Photography' which appears in BLACK + WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY. Every month I take apart, unpack and dissect various ideas about the nature of photography. My column is fairly short and straight to the point. Each article is illustrated by some of my photographs. This article is from May's edition of B+WP and it is looks at the drive to create and therefore t...
2016-04-2205 minPhotographicaEp13 WHY PHOTOGRAPH? - Audio version of BLACK+WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY magazine articleWHY PHOTOGRAPHY AT ALL? 1st column from BLACK + WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE This is the first of of a regular series which are audio versions of my new monthly column, 'Thinking Photography' which appears in BLACK + WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY. Every month I take apart, unpack and dissect various ideas about the nature of photography. My column is fairly short and straight to the point. Each article is illustrated by some of my photographs. This article is from May's edition of B+WP and it is looks at the drive to create and therefore t...
2016-04-2205 minFlow PhotographicaEp12 - The inspiring and eloquent Aileen O'Sullivan - a singular documentary makerAileen O'Sullivan represents a double first for Photographica. She is the first woman to feature and she is NOT a stills photographer. Rather Aileen is a veteran director and producer from New Zealand who has worked both sides of the truth line, i.e. she has directed drama as well as hard factual documentaries as well as other work that lands somewhere in between. I really wanted to make a recording with Aileen because, although, she isn't strictly speaking, a photographer her desire to tell a story using a camera is relevant to the work of stills...
2016-04-151h 13PhotographicaEp12 - The inspiring and eloquent Aileen O'Sullivan - a singular documentary makerAileen O'Sullivan represents a double first for Photographica. She is the first woman to feature and she is NOT a stills photographer. Rather Aileen is a veteran director and producer from New Zealand who has worked both sides of the truth line, i.e. she has directed drama as well as hard factual documentaries as well as other work that lands somewhere in between. I really wanted to make a recording with Aileen because, although, she isn't strictly speaking, a photographer her desire to tell a story using a camera is relevant to the work of stills...
2016-04-151h 13FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp12 - The inspiring and eloquent Aileen O'Sullivan - a singular documentary makerAileen O'Sullivan represents a double first for Photographica. She is the first woman to feature and she is NOT a stills photographer. Rather Aileen is a veteran director and producer from New Zealand who has worked both sides of the truth line, i.e. she has directed drama as well as hard factual documentaries as well as other work that lands somewhere in between. I really wanted to make a recording with Aileen because, although, she isn't strictly speaking, a photographer her desire to tell a story using a camera is relevant to the work of stills...
2016-04-151h 13
PhotographicaEp11 - Conversation with James Mooney - photographer of marginal youthForm London to New York, LA and Manchester plus points in-between James Mooney connects with marginal youth groups to discover the story behind the prejudice. NOTE - I used the word 'gangs' before and James very quickly asked me to change that pejorative word because it causes so much harm to young people. The term we came up with together is 'marginal' or 'marginalised youth' as this better describes these young people's relationship to society. James comes from a tough district of Dublin where he grew up with a choice; too join or not to jo...
2016-03-2259 min
Flow PhotographicaEp11 - Conversation with James Mooney - photographer of marginal youthForm London to New York, LA and Manchester plus points in-between James Mooney connects with marginal youth groups to discover the story behind the prejudice. NOTE - I used the word 'gangs' before and James very quickly asked me to change that pejorative word because it causes so much harm to young people. The term we came up with together is 'marginal' or 'marginalised youth' as this better describes these young people's relationship to society. James comes from a tough district of Dublin where he grew up with a choice; too join or not to jo...
2016-03-2259 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp11 - Conversation with James Mooney - photographer of marginal youthForm London to New York, LA and Manchester plus points in-between James Mooney connects with marginal youth groups to discover the story behind the prejudice. NOTE - I used the word 'gangs' before and James very quickly asked me to change that pejorative word because it causes so much harm to young people. The term we came up with together is 'marginal' or 'marginalised youth' as this better describes these young people's relationship to society. James comes from a tough district of Dublin where he grew up with a choice; too join or not to jo...
2016-03-2259 min
FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp10 - On visiting Calais Refugee CampThis episode of Photographica Podcast is about a recent visit to the refugee camp in Calais known as 'The Jungle'.
I went there with the writer, Tom Blass, and our objective was to discover more for ourselves about the crisis that is unfolding just a few miles from our shores.
This podcast is a description of the trip and the problems facing photographers getting access when restrictive regimes are in place. It is also about the way that the way you, as a photographer, connect to the environment in which you find yourself, defines that ki...
2016-03-1520 min
Flow PhotographicaEp10 - On visiting Calais Refugee CampThis episode of Photographica Podcast is about a recent visit to the refugee camp in Calais known as 'The Jungle'.I went there with the writer, Tom Blass, and our objective was to discover more for ourselves about the crisis that is unfolding just a few miles from our shores. This podcast is a description of the trip and the problems facing photographers getting access when restrictive regimes are in place. It is also about the way that the way you, as a photographer, connect to the environment in which you find yourself, defines that ki...
2016-03-1520 minPhotographicaEp10 - On visiting Calais Refugee CampThis episode of Photographica Podcast is about a recent visit to the refugee camp in Calais known as 'The Jungle'.
I went there with the writer, Tom Blass, and our objective was to discover more for ourselves about the crisis that is unfolding just a few miles from our shores.
This podcast is a description of the trip and the problems facing photographers getting access when restrictive regimes are in place. It is also about the way that the way you, as a photographer, connect to the environment in which you find yourself, defines that ki...
2016-03-1520 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp9 - Heathcliff O'Malley, War photographer; from Ground Zero to AfghanistanI'VE LIVED A THOUSAND LIVES
One bright September morning in 2001 Heathcliff O'Malley was preparing to spend another day among the catwalks of New York Fashion Week for the Daily Telegraph. His phone rang. It was his editor in London saying that reports were coming in about a plane strike on one of the Twin Towers. This call changed the course Heathcliff's life was to take for the next 5 years. From that moment he was engaged in a story which lead from Ground Zero to Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.
Heathcliff O'Malley has been a contract photographer at...
2016-03-041h 05Flow PhotographicaEp9 - Heathcliff O'Malley, War photographer; from Ground Zero to AfghanistanI'VE LIVED A THOUSAND LIVESOne bright September morning in 2001 Heathcliff O'Malley was preparing to spend another day among the catwalks of New York Fashion Week for the Daily Telegraph. His phone rang. It was his editor in London saying that reports were coming in about a plane strike on one of the Twin Towers. This call changed the course Heathcliff's life was to take for the next 5 years. From that moment he was engaged in a story which lead from Ground Zero to Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.Heathcliff O'Malley has been a contract photographer at...
2016-03-041h 05PhotographicaEp9 - Heathcliff O'Malley, War photographer; from Ground Zero to AfghanistanI'VE LIVED A THOUSAND LIVES
One bright September morning in 2001 Heathcliff O'Malley was preparing to spend another day among the catwalks of New York Fashion Week for the Daily Telegraph. His phone rang. It was his editor in London saying that reports were coming in about a plane strike on one of the Twin Towers. This call changed the course Heathcliff's life was to take for the next 5 years. From that moment he was engaged in a story which lead from Ground Zero to Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya.
Heathcliff O'Malley has been a contract photographer at...
2016-03-041h 05FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp8 - A Black and White Great - A personal account of the last print days of the IndependentMY HOMAGE TO A BLACK AND WHITE GREAT
An essay on the power of one broadsheet newspaper, The Independent, that did more for the love of black and white photography than any other media outlet in modern times.
Beautifully arranged spreads and layouts honoured the power of great black and white photography from its first edition in 1986. Now the Indie is going online and the end of its print edition is slated for March 2106.
This podcast pays a person homage to this great innovator and inspiring paper.
Remember - Alex is a...
2016-02-2508 minFlow PhotographicaEp8 - A Black and White Great - A personal account of the last print days of the IndependentMY HOMAGE TO A BLACK AND WHITE GREATAn essay on the power of one broadsheet newspaper, The Independent, that did more for the love of black and white photography than any other media outlet in modern times.Beautifully arranged spreads and layouts honoured the power of great black and white photography from its first edition in 1986. Now the Indie is going online and the end of its print edition is slated for March 2106. This podcast pays a person homage to this great innovator and inspiring paper.Remember - Alex is a...
2016-02-2508 minPhotographicaEp8 - A Black and White Great - A personal account of the last print days of the IndependentMY HOMAGE TO A BLACK AND WHITE GREAT
An essay on the power of one broadsheet newspaper, The Independent, that did more for the love of black and white photography than any other media outlet in modern times.
Beautifully arranged spreads and layouts honoured the power of great black and white photography from its first edition in 1986. Now the Indie is going online and the end of its print edition is slated for March 2106.
This podcast pays a person homage to this great innovator and inspiring paper.
Remember - Alex is a...
2016-02-2508 min
FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp7 - We made into New and Noteworthy and the Top50! Thanks!This is a really quick edition to say 'thank you' to our listeners for getting Photographica Podcast into the iTunes' highly coveted 'New and Noteworthy' section. Also we are charting!
Please rate and comment on iTunes so we can consolidate this boost and establish Photographica for years to come.
I'm asking everyone to leave their names so I can namecheck you the next edition by way of a very big 'THANK YOU' from me.
Alex Schneideman
http://apple.co/1nsj2ih
2016-02-2302 min
Flow PhotographicaEp7 - We made into New and Noteworthy and the Top50! Thanks!This is a really quick edition to say 'thank you' to our listeners for getting Photographica Podcast into the iTunes' highly coveted 'New and Noteworthy' section. Also we are charting!Please rate and comment on iTunes so we can consolidate this boost and establish Photographica for years to come.I'm asking everyone to leave their names so I can namecheck you the next edition by way of a very big 'THANK YOU' from me.Alex Schneidemanhttp://apple.co/1nsj2ih Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy f...
2016-02-2302 minPhotographicaEp7 - We made into New and Noteworthy and the Top50! Thanks!This is a really quick edition to say 'thank you' to our listeners for getting Photographica Podcast into the iTunes' highly coveted 'New and Noteworthy' section. Also we are charting!
Please rate and comment on iTunes so we can consolidate this boost and establish Photographica for years to come.
I'm asking everyone to leave their names so I can namecheck you the next edition by way of a very big 'THANK YOU' from me.
Alex Schneideman
http://apple.co/1nsj2ih
2016-02-2302 min
PhotographicaEp6 - Conversation with Gavin Maxwell - BBC documentary maker on shooting the metaphysicalThe wistful understanding of the transience of life...
Alex and Gavin discuss:
The hunt for a personal truth in the larger body of one's work.
Shooting exclusively on film.
'Thin Places'.
The way a photograph should be consumed.
The strange interplay between seemingly unrelated work.
Gavin Maxwell is a leading film-maker and photographer who has spent over 20 years making natural history, anthropological and environmental programmes for the BBC Natural History Unit and BBC Science.
His Wild China and Japan: Earth’s Enchanted Islands programmes have been viewed by millions of people worldwide.
Gavin has a...
2016-02-1956 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp6 - Conversation with Gavin Maxwell - BBC documentary maker on shooting the metaphysicalThe wistful understanding of the transience of life...
Alex and Gavin discuss:
The hunt for a personal truth in the larger body of one's work.
Shooting exclusively on film.
'Thin Places'.
The way a photograph should be consumed.
The strange interplay between seemingly unrelated work.
Gavin Maxwell is a leading film-maker and photographer who has spent over 20 years making natural history, anthropological and environmental programmes for the BBC Natural History Unit and BBC Science.
His Wild China and Japan: Earth’s Enchanted Islands programmes have been viewed by millions of people worldwide.
Gavin has a...
2016-02-1956 min
Flow PhotographicaEp6 - Conversation with Gavin Maxwell - BBC documentary maker on shooting the metaphysicalThe wistful understanding of the transience of life...Alex and Gavin discuss:The hunt for a personal truth in the larger body of one's work. Shooting exclusively on film. 'Thin Places'. The way a photograph should be consumed. The strange interplay between seemingly unrelated work. Gavin Maxwell is a leading film-maker and photographer who has spent over 20 years making natural history, anthropological and environmental programmes for the BBC Natural History Unit and BBC Science. His Wild China and Japan: Earth’s Enchanted Islands programmes have been viewed by millions of people worldwide. Gavin has a...
2016-02-1956 minPhotographicaEp5 - Conversation with John 'Boogie' Tiberi - on working with the Sex Pistols, the Clash and London in the 70'sSTAND STILL AND YOU DISAPPEAR
In this episode Alex Schneideman of www.asprinting.net talks to John Tiberi, a photographer who happened upon the early punk scene in London and then shot it from the inside.
It was the grim, austere mid seventies and John Tiberi was working as an advertising photographer in the Soho studio scene of the day but loved the music he found in the pubs around Ladbroke Grove. When he happened upon Joe Strummer and his band the 101ers John's life took a new turn and he found himself on the ins...
2016-02-111h 09FLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp5 - Conversation with John 'Boogie' Tiberi - on working with the Sex Pistols, the Clash and London in the 70'sSTAND STILL AND YOU DISAPPEAR
In this episode Alex Schneideman of www.asprinting.net talks to John Tiberi, a photographer who happened upon the early punk scene in London and then shot it from the inside.
It was the grim, austere mid seventies and John Tiberi was working as an advertising photographer in the Soho studio scene of the day but loved the music he found in the pubs around Ladbroke Grove. When he happened upon Joe Strummer and his band the 101ers John's life took a new turn and he found himself on the ins...
2016-02-111h 09Flow PhotographicaEp5 - Conversation with John 'Boogie' Tiberi - on working with the Sex Pistols, the Clash and London in the 70'sSTAND STILL AND YOU DISAPPEARIn this episode Alex Schneideman of www.asprinting.net talks to John Tiberi, a photographer who happened upon the early punk scene in London and then shot it from the inside. It was the grim, austere mid seventies and John Tiberi was working as an advertising photographer in the Soho studio scene of the day but loved the music he found in the pubs around Ladbroke Grove. When he happened upon Joe Strummer and his band the 101ers John's life took a new turn and he found himself on the ins...
2016-02-111h 09Flow PhotographicaEp4 - Conversation with Babycakes Romero, street shots to Ted Talks"WE'RE HERE FOR THE BLINK OF AN EYE"Babycakes Romero is a photographer who is across many different visual media. His work encompasses - deep breath - animation, videography, script writing, street photography as well as dj-ing and record production. Babycakes Romero and Alex Schneideman discuss:Approach to street photographyEncompassing many different mediaEarly visual influencesThe nature of time as described by a cameraFavourite camerasThe viral effectWho gets paid for a viral sensation? Clue - it isn't the photographer.The first half of this conversation is about is working practises - how he manages to...
2016-02-0455 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp4 - Conversation with Babycakes Romero, street shots to Ted Talks"WE'RE HERE FOR THE BLINK OF AN EYE"
Babycakes Romero is a photographer who is across many different visual media. His work encompasses - deep breath - animation, videography, script writing, street photography as well as dj-ing and record production.
Babycakes Romero and Alex Schneideman discuss:
Approach to street photography
Encompassing many different media
Early visual influences
The nature of time as described by a camera
Favourite cameras
The viral effect
Who gets paid for a viral sensation? Clue - it isn't the photographer.
The first half of this conversation is about is wor...
2016-02-0455 minPhotographicaEp4 - Conversation with Babycakes Romero, street shots to Ted Talks"WE'RE HERE FOR THE BLINK OF AN EYE"
Babycakes Romero is a photographer who is across many different visual media. His work encompasses - deep breath - animation, videography, script writing, street photography as well as dj-ing and record production.
Babycakes Romero and Alex Schneideman discuss:
Approach to street photography
Encompassing many different media
Early visual influences
The nature of time as described by a camera
Favourite cameras
The viral effect
Who gets paid for a viral sensation? Clue - it isn't the photographer.
The first half of this conversation is about is wor...
2016-02-0455 minPhotographicaEp3 - Shooting in the Dark - love the gloomFed up with winter? Appalled by the grimness of dark days and nothing to (photographically) look forward to?
Then listen to this short podcast that is all about the beauty of shooting in the dark and magic that happens when you push yourself, your skills and your camera over the edge of sanity and find that you not only survive but come up with some photographic gems.
Please listen and let me know what you think. You get in touch by emailing me at alex@asprinting.net.
We'll have a nice website soon at...
2016-01-2816 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp3 - Shooting in the Dark - love the gloomFed up with winter? Appalled by the grimness of dark days and nothing to (photographically) look forward to?
Then listen to this short podcast that is all about the beauty of shooting in the dark and magic that happens when you push yourself, your skills and your camera over the edge of sanity and find that you not only survive but come up with some photographic gems.
Please listen and let me know what you think. You get in touch by emailing me at alex@asprinting.net.
We'll have a nice website soon at...
2016-01-2816 minFlow PhotographicaEp3 - Shooting in the Dark - love the gloomFed up with winter? Appalled by the grimness of dark days and nothing to (photographically) look forward to?Then listen to this short podcast that is all about the beauty of shooting in the dark and magic that happens when you push yourself, your skills and your camera over the edge of sanity and find that you not only survive but come up with some photographic gems.Please listen and let me know what you think. You get in touch by emailing me at alex@asprinting.net.We'll have a nice website soon at...
2016-01-2816 min
Flow PhotographicaEp2 - Conversation with Photographic King of Bohemia, Michael WoodsMichael Woods, documenter of London's bohemian luminaries and Nicolas Roeg's collaborator talks to Photographica about his life's work.From Soho to Notting Hill Michael Woods is the portrait photographer who has captured the souls of many of London's bohemian demi-monde.In this episode Michael talks to Alex Schneideman about his work with Nic Roeg, George Melly and Harry Diamond as well as walk us through his favourite cameras and film processing techniques.Beware swearing from the start but its worth it...www.photographicapodcast.com will contain a selection of Michael's images bu...
2016-01-2853 min
PhotographicaEp2 - Conversation with Photographic King of Bohemia, Michael WoodsMichael Woods, documenter of London's bohemian luminaries and Nicolas Roeg's collaborator talks to Photographica about his life's work.
From Soho to Notting Hill Michael Woods is the portrait photographer who has captured the souls of many of London's bohemian demi-monde.
In this episode Michael talks to Alex Schneideman about his work with Nic Roeg, George Melly and Harry Diamond as well as walk us through his favourite cameras and film processing techniques.
Beware swearing from the start but its worth it...
www.photographicapodcast.com will contain a selection of Michael's images bu...
2016-01-2853 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp2 - Conversation with Photographic King of Bohemia, Michael WoodsMichael Woods, documenter of London's bohemian luminaries and Nicolas Roeg's collaborator talks to Photographica about his life's work.
From Soho to Notting Hill Michael Woods is the portrait photographer who has captured the souls of many of London's bohemian demi-monde.
In this episode Michael talks to Alex Schneideman about his work with Nic Roeg, George Melly and Harry Diamond as well as walk us through his favourite cameras and film processing techniques.
Beware swearing from the start but its worth it...
www.photographicapodcast.com will contain a selection of Michael's images bu...
2016-01-2853 min
PhotographicaEp1 - Launch of PhotographicaAlex gives a heads-up on a competition he'll be kicking off in which you could win over £600 ($1000 USD) worth of free printing. Subscribe to PHOTOGRAPHICA for more news.
INTRODUCING PHOTOGRAPHICA
In this, the first ever episode of Photographica, Alex Schneideman introduces his new podcast. Alex has 20 years of experience both as a documentary and portrait photographer as well as being a renowned fine art printer working all over the world for artists, photographers, galleries and museums.
PHOTOGRAPHICA welcomes feedback at @ptgapodcast on twitter or you can contact Alex directly by visiting asprinting.net or...
2016-01-2605 min
Flow PhotographicaEp1 - Launch of PhotographicaAlex gives a heads-up on a competition he'll be kicking off in which you could win over £600 ($1000 USD) worth of free printing. Subscribe to PHOTOGRAPHICA for more news.INTRODUCING PHOTOGRAPHICAIn this, the first ever episode of Photographica, Alex Schneideman introduces his new podcast. Alex has 20 years of experience both as a documentary and portrait photographer as well as being a renowned fine art printer working all over the world for artists, photographers, galleries and museums.PHOTOGRAPHICA welcomes feedback at @ptgapodcast on twitter or you can contact Alex directly by visiting asprinting.net or...
2016-01-2605 minFLOW PHOTOGRAPHICA PODCASTEp1 - Launch of PhotographicaAlex gives a heads-up on a competition he'll be kicking off in which you could win over £600 ($1000 USD) worth of free printing. Subscribe to PHOTOGRAPHICA for more news.
INTRODUCING PHOTOGRAPHICA
In this, the first ever episode of Photographica, Alex Schneideman introduces his new podcast. Alex has 20 years of experience both as a documentary and portrait photographer as well as being a renowned fine art printer working all over the world for artists, photographers, galleries and museums.
PHOTOGRAPHICA welcomes feedback at @ptgapodcast on twitter or you can contact Alex directly by visiting asprinting.net or...
2016-01-2605 min