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FRAMES Photography Podcast

FRAMES Magazine
Photography
Photography Education
Film Photography
FRAMES Magazine
Analog Photography
Street Photography
New York City
Pratt Institute
BFA From School Of Visual Arts
Bushwick Community Darkroom
Lucia Rollow
Gum Printing
Boston
Landscape Photography
Portrait Photography
Photojournalism
Projecting LA
Early 20th Century Photography
Milan
Covid-19

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

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes218Founded6 years ago
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Latest Episodes

In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Tim Soter, a Brooklyn-based photographer and bookmaker whose work fuses environmental portraiture, reportage, and a dry, intelligent sense of humor into photographs and projects that feel both sharply ob... more

In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Xiomaro, an internationally exhibited photographer whose work blends historically grounded images of iconic places with candid street photography that treats everyday urban life as future history.

You c... more

In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Justin Myers, a Canadian-American commercial automotive and adventure photographer based in Portland, Oregon, known for creating polished, story-driven imagery for global brands.

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In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Eric Pickersgill, a North Carolina–based visual artist and educator whose work examines human behavior, memory, and the influence of technology through photography, video, installation, and conceptual ar... more

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Tim Soter
Photographer and book artist
Independent artist/The Ship Escaped imprint
Episode: Tim Soter
Justin Myers
Product photographer specializing in automotive, adventure, and sport imagery
Independent photographer
Episode: Justin Myers
Eric Pickersgill
Fine art and conceptual photographer known for his work exploring human behavior and technology.
Episode: Eric Pickersgill
Robert Kalman
Documentary portrait photographer with numerous exhibitions and publications
Episode: Robert Kalman
Tom Walker
A magnificent photographer specializing in sailing and adventure photography.
Episode: Tom Walker
Damian Shields
Landscape photographer known for capturing the essence of the Scottish Highlands.
Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year
Episode: Damian Shields
Lizzie Shepherd
Acclaimed landscape photographer and writer
Episode: Lizzie Shepherd
Karen Hutton
Professional Fuji photographer, landscape and travel photographer, mixed media artist
Episode: Karen Hutton
Eric Chan
A world-class photographer and senior principal scientist at Adobe
Adobe
Episode: Eric Chan

Host

Scott Olsen
Host of the FRAMES Photography Podcast, engaging with influential photographers and exploring their creative journeys and philosophies.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 287 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 Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast

    Love this podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    emrincon
    United Statesa year 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 States2 years ago

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The podcast is praised for its interesting guests and their unique perspectives on photography.
Listeners appreciate the engaging and thoughtful discussions that provide insights into the world of photography.
Some listeners express a desire for longer episode durations to explore topics in greater depth.

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Apple Podcasts
#19
United States/Arts/Visual Arts
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#14
United Kingdom/Arts/Visual Arts
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#22
Canada/Arts/Visual Arts
Apple Podcasts
#191
United Kingdom/Arts
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#10
Italy/Arts/Visual Arts
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#41
Germany/Arts/Visual Arts

Talking Points

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Xiomaro
Q: How has your street photography practice in New York evolved, and what books or projects exemplify that evolution?
The street work evolved from rapid, snapshot-style photography to deliberate, well-composed images using longer exposures and framing. This shift is reflected in Street Photography of New York City and its follow-up More Street Haunting, which emphasize texture, detail, and the rhythm of urban life.
Xiomaro
Q: What was the story behind the Teddy Roosevelt interiors project and the wallpaper peacocks anecdote?
Access to Roosevelt interiors during a large renovation allowed for intimate, detailed shots, including discovering hidden motifs like wallpaper peacocks. These discoveries underscored how close, unguarded observations can reveal new facets of history and human presence in iconic spaces.
Xiomaro
Q: Can you explain 'residentography' and how it informs your approach to photographing a place?
Residentography is about entering a place with extensive background research, then inhabiting the mindset of its people or era to see through their lens, allowing the photographer to reveal details and narratives that tourists might miss while retaining artistic interpretation.
Xiomaro
Q: What drew you to the Weir Farm residency and how did that experience influence your subsequent work?
The residency offered an immersion into a historic park environment and an opportunity to develop a long-running project. It opened doors to further commissions in historic parks and helped define a method of in-depth site engagement that shaped the photographer's approach to place, history, and portraiture within landscapes.
Xiomaro
Q: Tell me the story of how you got into photography after your cancer diagnosis and how that shaped your direction.
The cancer experience triggered a reassessment of priorities, leading to a shift from law and music to photography as a meaningful, self-directed pursuit. It also prompted exploring park photography as a form of therapy and growth, eventually shaping a career that blends documentary focus with personal artistic vision.

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This photography-focused content captures the diverse perspectives of various photographers, blending narratives that explore personal journeys, technical insights, and artistic philosophies. Topics frequently covered include landscape photography, portraiture, and the impact of technology on the art form, often featuring engaging discussions that uncover the deeper connections between photography and human experience. Unique projects such as those addressing environmental concerns or experimental photographic techniques resonate with a creative audience, providing both inspiration and practical knowledge.

The podcast is recognized for its engaging interview format, often featuring acclaimed photographers who share their journeys and insig... more

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Recent guests on FRAMES Photography Podcast include:

1. Tim Soter
2. Justin Myers
3. Eric Pickersgill
4. Robert Kalman
5. Tom Walker
6. Damian Shields
7. Lizzie Shepherd
8. Karen Hutton

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