ARCHIVE EPISODE: Josh Sisk The post Episode 13: Josh Sisk (Music Photography) first appeared on A Photojournalism Podcast for Everyone ..read more

Julia Gorton is one of the great photographers who captured and documented the New York music scene of the late 70s and early 80s with Punk, New Wave and No Wave artists thriving in an amazing simultaneous world.  We discuss the music scene, fellow photographers, and much more.  Julia’s recent (and fantastic) book Nowhere New York is available directly from her and she loves to autograph copies when she sends them! In addition to teaching design at the Parson’s School of Design,  Gorton is a designer, illustrator, photographer and collaborator. She started her career as a photog ..read more

ARCHIVE EPISODE: Roberta Bayley Summer of Punk on 10FPS The post Episode 54: Roberta Bayley (Music Photography) first appeared on A Photojournalism Podcast for Everyone ..read more

ARCHIVE EPISODE: Farrah Skeiky  Farrah is an amazing live music photographer focused on the hardcore and punk scenes in the DC/Baltimore region.  Her work captures unbelievable energy and won her a lot of attention.  Her clients run the gamut from Fender Guitars to Bon Appetit magazine, and all types in between. In 2020, she self-published a photo book called Present Tense: DC Punk and DIY Right Now. Her exhibition of the same name was Transformer Gallery’s 17th Annual DC Solo Artist Exhibition. She is a member of: Women Photograph, Diversify Photo, To The Front, and W ..read more

Amy Toensing began her professional career in 1994 as a staff photographer at her New Hampshire hometown paper, The Valley News. She then worked for the New York Times Washington D.C. bureau covering the White House and Capitol Hill during the Clinton administration. In 1998, Toensing left D.C. to obtain her Master’s Degree from Ohio University, School of Visual Communication. A regular contributor to National Geographic magazine for over twenty years, Toensing has photographed and reported on cultures and topics around the world. Toensing teaches photography to kids and young adults in under ..read more

ARCHIVE EPISODE: To coincide with the anniversary of D-Day, we bring back an episode with A. D. Coleman, and his research on the historic photos of Robert Capa.  Coleman is an independent American critic, historian, educator, and curator of photography and photo-based art, and a widely published commentator on new digital technologies. He has published eight books and more than 2000 essays on photography and related subjects. He has lectured and taught internationally; his work has been translated into 21 languages and published in 31 countries. Coleman’s intensive research concludes that ..read more

An award-winning photojournalist and portrait photographer, André Chung creates dynamic portraits, captures decisive moments and stories with the goal of grabbing the viewers attention and encouraging them to take a deeper look. Andre was the recipient of the 2021 Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award for Domestic Photography, and was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize five times while a staff photographer at The Baltimore Sun. In addition, he has also received the George Polk Award, and the Sigma Delta Chi award. He was twice named the Times Mirror Journalist of the Year. He recently released a f ..read more

Today’s guest is Ada Trillo a queer, first-generation Mexican-American artist who merges documentary and fine art in her photography. Growing up on the border between Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas, inspired her to explore national and metaphorical borders of inequality in her work. She focuses on walls of inclusion and exclusion, such as those based on climate and violence related to migration, as well as internal exclusions resulting from long-standing barriers of race, class, gender, and trauma that have been influenced by colonization. Trillo’s photographs are included in the permanen ..read more

 Conservation photographer and Filmmaker, Kristi Odom, has worked in some of the earth’s most remote locations to help document stories that will help protect our planet’s biodiversity. She is an internationally awarded photographer, an associate fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, a Nikon Ambassador and a motivational speaker. She believes strongly in the power of photography to help create positive change and ultimately help protect the planet’s wildlife. A photographer and filmmaker, her work focuses on connecting people emotionally to animals and celebrat ..read more

Wendel White. Photo Credit: Carmela Cólon-White   Newark, New Jersey native Wendel White has made significant accomplishments both in and out of his home state. As a documentary photographer whose primary focus is the Black experience in the United States, White’s captivating work has been displayed in locations as varied as the New Jersey State Museum, San Francisco, California’s The Arts at CIIS, and Charlotte, North Carolina’s Mint Museum. Another major career accolade of White’s is that he has taught at Stockton University for over 35 years and is now a Distinguished Professor o ..read more