Jens Olof Lasthein is a very popular and accomplished Swedish photographer. But you would never know it from talking to him. We met in a small leafy park in the center of Stockholm and sat in lawn chairs, sipping coffee while talking.Jens is

PTS 028 - Ola Billmont

Jul 20th, 2017 35m 38s

Recorded on July 20, 2017 in Stockholm, Sweden

PTS 027 - Joey Holdren

Jul 13th, 2017 41m 31s

Recorded July 13, 2017 in Oslo, Norway

PTS 026 - Sebastian Dahl

Jul 4th, 2017 43m 14s

Recorded in Oslo, Norway on July 4, 2017

PTS 025 - Blake Andrews

Jun 21st, 2017 1h 9m

Recorded June 21, 2017

PTS 024 - Finn Hopson

Oct 6th, 2016 45m 40s

There aren't many photographers who sell their prints. Finn Hopson is one of the few that do. He owns and runs a gallery at the seafront in Brighton, England, where he sells his own landscape photos, taken in and around the city. Naturally, I w

PTS 023 - Jerry Webb

Sep 26th, 2016 38m 52s

Live from Brighton, England comes this conversation with Jerry Webb. Originally from Brixton, Jerry photographs people in the city he now calls home, mostly up close and mostly with extremely wide-angle lenses. We talk about the local photograp

PTS 022 - Josh White

Jul 23rd, 2016 1h 8m

Josh is a Canadian, now living near Seoul in South Korea. He's become well-known for his distinct and powerful black and white photographs of the people of Seoul, often pictured in public life situations. Josh also works on projects, most notab

PTS 021 - Rachel Bujalski

Jul 3rd, 2016 53m 32s

Rachels documents the lives of people living off the grid, on boats, in huts, cars and even in trees. Currently, she lives on a boat in California herself and is getting ready for a road-trip in her Toyota 4-Runner, which will also be her home

PTS 020 - Patrick Joust

Jun 3rd, 2016

Calling in from Baltimore, Patrick talks about his relationship to the city, his approach to the people who live there and how certain gear can help overcome anxiety, both in him and his subjects. We also take a brief excursion into the world o

PTS 019 - Laura Pannack

Apr 30th, 2016

Phoning in from her kitchen, cooking dinner for her carpenter, Laura Pannack talks with eloquence about her life as a photographer, her personal projects, working with strangers and what drives her work as well as her sources of inspiration. It

PTS 018 - Eric Kim Redux

Apr 19th, 2016

After two years roaming the world, Eric Kim comes back on the show to talk about how things have changed for him, his new personal photography projects, his view of the future of sharing photos and much more.

PTS 017 - Bryan Formhals

Apr 18th, 2016

In this episode photographer and LPV show host Bryan Formhals and I take a meta look at the world of documentary photography. Bryan gives his views on the status quo, the people who shape the scene and what he thinks should change. We also talk

PTS 016 - Paris Visone

Apr 18th, 2016

Paris is a very young, highly talented social documentary and music photographer from the US. She is best known for the personal pictures of her family, a project she says will go on for the rest of her life. She also shoots for a living, often

PTS 015 - David Carol

Apr 18th, 2016

Lying on his couch and sounding like Garry Winogrand, David talks about his photography, his books and the world at large. It would be difficult to sum up this conversation, so I won't even try. Go listen for yourself. And have fun!

PTS 014 - Kile Brewer

Apr 18th, 2016

In this very condensed conversation Kile talks about the life of a newspaper photographer, the most important lessons he learned in photography school and how he goes about building a story.

PTS 013 - Manu Mart

Apr 18th, 2016

Today’s episode comes from Madrid, Spain, where I’m meeting with Manu Mart, a member of Calle 35, a Spanish street photography collective. Manu explains why many people in Spain dislike being photographed in public. He introduces some of the bi

PTS 012 - Olly Lang

Apr 17th, 2016

Phones have matured to being very usable pocket cameras and undoubtedly this growth process is going to continue. As a result, over the past years a new photographic genre has made its way into the mainstream – mobile photography. In this episo

PTS 011 - Hin Chua

Apr 17th, 2016

With years of street photography under his belt, Hin Chua moved on to another form of photographic art. We are discussing his transition and the reasons for it. We also talk about the role of travel and finding good scenes, the importance of le

PTS 010 - Marie Laigneau

Apr 17th, 2016

There aren’t many women in street photography. Marie Laigneau is one of them and she is very talented. In this conversation we talk about her approach to shooting in the street, her editing workflow and her experience with a very expensive came

PTS 009 - Jack Simon

Apr 17th, 2016

A San Francisco native, Jack is an avid street photographer in his town. He started shooting relatively late in life, but became very good, very quickly.