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What does it take to make a portrait that reveals more than a face? In episode 335 of the Camera Shake Podcast, Rania
Matar joins Kersten Luts for an in-depth conversation about portraiture, trust, and the people and stories behind her
photographs.
Rania reflects on her journey from architecture to photography, her experiences between Lebanon and the United ...
A portrait starts before the camera comes up. In episode 334 of Camera Shake, commercial portrait photographer Tom Barnes joins Kersten Luts to discuss the confidence, conversation and practical judgement that help people feel at ease in front of the lens.
From a four-second encounter with Liam Neeson to photographing Jeremy Clarkson, Tom explains how he adapts to...
How do you keep finding original photographs in a place you know by heart? In episode 333 of the Camera Shake Podcast, Rachael Talibart joins Kersten Luts to explore seascape photography, imagination and the value of returning to familiar subjects.
Rachael shares how her Sirens series grew from storm waves into a cast of mythological characters, why she keeps photograph...
He Shot Film That Expired in 1946 | Nick LoPresti
What happens when you try to make photographs on film that expired in 1946? In episode 332 of the Camera Shake Podcast, Nick LoPresti joins Kersten Luts for a conversation about curiosity, useful failure and making film photography fun again.
Nick explains why he experiments with old film, what he learns from testi...
How do individual street photographs become a project? In episode 331 of the Camera Shake Podcast, street photographer and educator Valérie Jardin joins Kersten Luts to explore the choices that turn a folder of images into a meaningful body of work.
Valérie explains how she recognises recurring themes, chooses photographs with instinct and sequences images into a ...