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FRAMES Photography Podcast

FRAMES Magazine
Photography
Film Photography
FRAMES Magazine
Analog Photography
Street Photography
Lucia Rollow
Bushwick Community Darkroom
BFA From School Of Visual Arts
Pratt Institute
Gum Printing
New York City
Boston
Women Artists
Landscape Photography
Portrait Photography
Photojournalism
Projecting LA
Milan
Covid-19
Digital Photography

This photography podcast is brought to you by FRAMES - quarterly printed photography magazine.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes203Founded6 years ago
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Recent Guests

Nat Ward
Photographer and author of Ditch, Montauk, New York
Episode: Nat Ward
Christopher Wharton
Photographer known for his urban landscape photography emphasizing geometry and impermanence.
Episode: Christopher Wharton
Joyce DiDonato
World-famous opera singer and photographer
Episode: Joyce DiDonato
Toby Binder
Social documentary photographer known for his impactful storytelling through photography
Episode: Toby Binder
Martin Zweierlein
Professor at MIT and division head for atomic biological and condensed matter physics
MIT
Episode: Martin Zweierlein
Romeu Marques
Portuguese photographer known for his artistic work and unique styles, including light painting and impressionistic landscapes.
Episode: Romeu Marques
Lowell Wolff
Renowned photographer known for his work in infrared photography and intentional camera movement.
Episode: Lowell Wolff
Oliver Farshi
Documentary photographer and winner of the World Press Photo Award.
World Press Photo
Episode: Oliver Farshi
Rebecca Kiger
A documentary photographer based in Central Appalachia, known for her storytelling through photography.
Regular contributor to Time, The New York Times, The Washington Post, NPR, and The New Yorker.
Episode: Rebecca Kiger

Host

Scott Olsen
Host of a multi-faceted photography podcast, engaging directly with prominent photographers and exploring their narratives in visual arts.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 270 ratings
  • Get rid of the fake AI mid-roll!

    Love the podcast, but really hate the jarring, fake voice in the mid-roll ad for the magazine. And if it’s not a fake AI voice, then PLEASE find someone to re-record the mid-roll ad.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    insignia100
    United States9 months ago
  • Great podcast

    Love this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    emrincon
    United States10 months ago
  • Great interviews

    Always great interviews with interesting photographers. Good to understand their processes even if you haven’t necessarily heard of them yet.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    swsounds
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Great

    This is a wonderful and thoughtful podcast, I appreciate it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Seneschal
    United Statesa year ago
  • W. Scott Olson

    the content of these podcasts are good but Olson’s voice and laugh are extremely annoying

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Puter 2
    United Statesa year ago

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While many listeners enjoy the episodes, there are critiques regarding the clarity of sponsors or advertisements, suggesting a wish for better integration of promotional content.
There is a desire for longer episodes and clearer connection to visual content off the air, indicating a need for enhancement in presentation.
Listeners appreciate the insightful interviews and engaging content from various photographers, which enriches their understanding of the craft.

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#7
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#205
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#3
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#47
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#105
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#16
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Talking Points

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Nat Ward
Q: What motivated you to use a panoramic format versus traditional formats?
Ward believes the panoramic format challenges him to visualize the scene more dynamically and to approach photography without preconceptions, allowing for spontaneous creative expressions.
Christopher Wharton
Q: How do you avoid romanticizing or mourning these structures when you photograph them?
For me, it's about making an honest visual record of these places before they change or disappear; I focus on documenting rather than implying narratives.
Christopher Wharton
Q: What got you back out in the field?
I started to notice the changing urban landscape and began photographing buildings that were closing down or in transition, capturing them before they disappear.
Christopher Wharton
Q: Tell me how you got into photography and where you were pointing your lens?
I found skateboarding in the mid 80s, and I began photographing not as a serious endeavor but for fun with friends, capturing moments of our skating activities.
Joyce DiDonato
Q: What about photography makes you happy?
Photography allows DiDonato to be completely present and meditate on the moment, observing and capturing the world without the pressure of perfection.

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The content focuses on the diverse world of photography, featuring a wide range of conversations that explore both the technical and artistic aspects of the medium. Topics discussed include documentary photography, direct experiences of various photographers, and the emotional connections people have with images. Listeners can expect to hear from renowned photographers, artists, and educators, who share insights into their processes, challenges, and the impact of photography on culture and society. This podcast often emphasizes the intersectionality of photography with different art forms, technology, and social issues, making it appealing to those interested in both the craft and the broader implications of visual storytelling.

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FRAMES Photography Podcast launched 6 years ago and published 203 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on FRAMES Photography Podcast include:

1. Nat Ward
2. Christopher Wharton
3. Joyce DiDonato
4. Toby Binder
5. Martin Zweierlein
6. Romeu Marques
7. Lowell Wolff
8. Oliver Farshi

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