
A camera is just a tool, but spend enough time with photographers, and you’ll see them go misty-eyed when they talk about their first camera or a small, fast prime that they had in their youth.
Prime Lenses is a series of interviews with photographers talking about their photography by way of three lenses that mean a lot to them. These can be interchangeable, attached to a camera, integrated into... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 123 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsTechnologyArts | |||

Joe Cornish is a landscape photographer and true lover of lenses. Perhaps a little more shy in his younger years than now, you’ll hear him discuss how he came to photography. You’ll also hear some sounds in the background, the occasional kettle and t... more
Nina Davidson is a photographer from France now based in Scotland with her husband and gorgeous family. Having previously run a bistro in Edinburgh she’s now a full time photographer specialising in fashion and family. She makes beautiful and real fe... more
Omar Z Robles is a Puerto Rican photographer now based in New York City. He has incorporated his background in the performing arts into his photography making beautiful work capturing the incredible physicality of dancers on the streets of NYC. I lov... more
Hannah Rheaume is an American photographer who more than anything feels a kinship to animals, and photographing open spaces. She took a chance on an Instagram contest having never left the US before, she won, and fast forward to now she is profession... more
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I happened to stumble across the Prime Lenses podcast when looking for more photography inspiration and to connect with other photographers. It just so happened to be one of the first episodes, since then I have been a faithful weekly follower. I love hearing other photographer perspectives and lives within the medium. Iain has a wonderful way of drawing out insightful answers and leads the subjects down a great conversation. I’m very impressed with the guests who are featured too! They have suc... more
Iain’s non-pretentious attitude towards photography and photographers makes this an easy to listen podcast. With regular episodes and even bonus mid-week episodes, it’s current and very much relevant.
So many great stories! Iain is an amazing host. The gear freak in me would like to see a list of the 3 chosen lenses in the description of each podcast🥹
I have listened to quite a few of the episodes but I am sorry to write that I think there are better podcasts out there covering much the same ground. Ian comes across as a nice guy but he isn’t a great interviewer - less about himself and more about the guest would help because that is the reason we are listening to the podcast in the first place. Don’t ask a guest a question and include in that question what you think the answer is going to be from them because we are then left with something ... more
Such a great podcast. It is so good to hear interesting conversations with photographers. You can really tell that this is Iain’s passion. Thank you!
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Conversations surrounding the art of photography shape the foundation of this series, where hosts chat with diverse photographers about their journeys and the tools that accompany their craft. Each episode highlights the significance of three lenses that have impacted the guests' artistic pursuits, exploring themes such as wildlife photography, street photography, and the emotional connections people forge with their equipment. Unique stories emerge from the discussions, emphasizing storytelling through images, the evolution of artistic expression in a digital age, and the intimate relationship photographers maintain with both their subject matter and their tools.
The podcast stands out due to its focus on the personal narratives behind pho... more
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Recent guests on Prime Lenses include:
1. Nina Davidson
2. Omar Z Robles
3. Hannah Rheaume
4. Bobby Anwar
5. Misan Harriman
6. Alex Harrison Magrath
7. Lukasz Larsson Warzecha
8. Hamish Gill
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