In 2012, Carly Clarke was diagnosed with cancer. One of her coping mechanisms was to document her treatment journey. But what does it take to photograph a story that could end with your own death? And why do it with a Pentax 6x7—a cumbersome ca

Episode 31: Gabrielle Motola—Recovery through Discovery

Nov 18th, 2020 1h 10m

Episode 30: Jonathan Desmond—Lured into a Tea Shop

Oct 18th, 2020 48m 49s

Episode 29: Finale—Lessons Learned and How to Get the Most from this Podcast

Aug 7th, 2017 50m 47s

Episode 28: Anna Gunn—How to Create Your Own Photo Fest

Aug 1st, 2017 1h 28m

Episode 27: Mandy Barker—Beyond Drifting: Imperfectly Known Animals

May 27th, 2017 28m 28s

Episode 26: Gabrielle Motola—An Equal Difference

Jan 1st, 2017 56m 4s

Episode 25: Damian Drohan—Relentlessness

Sep 24th, 2016 1h 5m

Episode 24: Jon Wilkening—The Courage to Follow Your Heart to Fulfilment as a Photographer

Jun 25th, 2015 1h

Episode 23: Peter Cox—Self-publishing Using Kickstarter

Mar 21st, 2015 50m 15s

Episode 22: Stephen Serio—Smartphone Photography & Changing Lanes

Mar 11th, 2015 38m 3s

Can you make money from smartphone photography? Yes, you can. In this episode of The Documentary Photographer podcast, American photographer Stephen Serio talks about his Instagram photography and how it fits in with his career as a professiona

Episode 19: Jonathan Desmond & Roger Overall – Pre-qualifying Your Clients for Documentary Work

Feb 18th, 2015 46m 11s

In a change from the norm, Canadian photographer Jonathan Desmond takes the reins of the podcast and asks regular host Roger Overall questions about how he approaches documentary photography. In particular, they talk about how to explain to bot