November 14, 2016
Backing the right horse: Richard Dunwoody
Richard Dunwoody’s career began as a jockey on the racecourse. Now he has a camera in his hand. Amy Davies talks to him about his passion for photography
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Interviews
Interviews with photographers, profiles and exploration of the work of well known photographers
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November 13, 2016
There’s a starman: Pete Lawrence
Astronomer and astrophotographer Pete Lawrence has been on the judging panel for Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year for eight years. He tells Tracy Calder what he’s looking for in a winning image
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October 30, 2016
Stuart Franklin interview: The Documentary Impulse
Stuart Franklin, former president of Magnum Photos and author of the book The Documentary Impulse, which examines the human drive to document the world, talks to Steve Fairclough about his new book and the current…
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September 22, 2016
Return to the no-go zone: Photographing Fukushima
Guillaume Bression has created a unique photographic project about the damaged Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant in Japan. He talks to Geoff Harris about it.
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September 17, 2016
Remembering Elephants
A new book titled Remembering Elephants highlights the serious consequences of elephant poaching in Africa. The book’s editor, Keith Wilson, tells Oliver Atwell a very worrying story
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September 15, 2016
The Kate Inside: Interview with Kate Bush photographer Guido Harari
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September 13, 2016
Trusty sidekick: Street photography with a compact
Documentary photographer Paul Ratje demonstrates how an APS-C compact camera improved his ability to capture daily life on the streets
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September 1, 2016
Love in a cold climate: Photographing Antarctica with René Koster
Dutch photographer René Koster has an unquenchable hunger for cold climates and going into the unexplored. He speaks to Chris Cheesman about his highly acclaimed Antarctica series
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August 26, 2016
In the line of fire: Environmental Photographer of the Year winner interview
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August 18, 2016
Oliver Curtis Q&A: Looking the other way
Over the last four years, Oliver Curtis has visited some of the world's most famous buildings, monuments and landmarks to take pictures... facing the 'wrong' direction. We chat to him about his photo-project, titled 'Volte-face',…
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July 31, 2016
Sports photography: Fever pitch
In 1966, Gerry Cranham photographed the World Cup final in colour. Fifty years on, he speaks to Richard Sibley about what it was like to shoot the most important football game ever played in this…