
This photography podcast is brought to you by FRAMES - quarterly printed photography magazine.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 209 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsVisual ArtsTechnology | |||

In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Cole Walliser, a Canadian filmmaker, director, and photographer best known for his high-speed “GlamBOT” red-carpet videos and creative visual work with top artists and brands.
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In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Eric Chan, a Senior Principal Scientist on the Adobe Camera Raw, where he develops techniques for editing photographs.
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In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Nick Brandt, a London-born photographer whose globally exhibited work confronts the human and environmental crises of our time.
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In today's episode, W. Scott Olsen speaks with Paul Mobley, an American portrait photographer known for both commercial work and documentary projects, including the books American Farmer, Everyday Heroes, and American Firefighter.
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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.
Love this podcast!
Always great interviews with interesting photographers. Good to understand their processes even if you haven’t necessarily heard of them yet.
This is a wonderful and thoughtful podcast, I appreciate it.
the content of these podcasts are good but Olson’s voice and laugh are extremely annoying
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Focused on the art and craft of photography, this podcast features in-depth conversations with renowned photographers, exploring their artistic journeys, techniques, and the emotional resonance behind their work. Covering a diverse range of topics including climate change, portraiture, documentary storytelling, and the intersection of photography with other art forms like dance and music, the episodes delve into how personal experiences shape creative expression. Notably, the insightful discussions often reveal the intricate connections between photography, humanity, and the environment, making it a compelling listen for aspiring photographers and enthusiasts alike.
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Recent guests on FRAMES Photography Podcast include:
1. Eric Chan
2. Nick Brandt
3. Paul Mobley
4. Nat Ward
5. Christopher Wharton
6. Joyce DiDonato
7. Toby Binder
8. Martin Zweierlein
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