
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 | 106 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsVisual ArtsTechnology | |||

Mark Eden is a commercial and travel photographer working in Australia and around the world. In a rare turn of events he reached out to me, we chatted and I suggested we get together and talk on the show. Mark likes to travel light, go off the beaten... more
Martin Parr was a decades long constant in photography who was known for his super saturated, contrasty images, both literally and metaphorically. Awarded a CBE in 2021, which for non-UK listeners is rather a big deal, and the subject of a beautiful ... more
Judah Passow is a photojournalist from the US who has worked and lived in the UK since the 70s. He has seen the newspaper business he came up in change significantly and we discuss the fact that he has had to self fund his most recent project because... more
Kevin Fickling is an American photographer, producer and craftsman. He wears many hats and our chat covers how he got into stills photography by way of video, some lenses he’s shared with the world that are now being used in big name productions and ... more
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I Love prime lenses - both the podcast and the actual lenses!
I’ve been listening for quite a while now and have worked my way through most of the episodes. Ian is a fantastic host with a genuine passion for all things photography. His enthusiasm really shines through and makes every episode engaging.
Thanks to this podcast, I’ve discovered new photographers, interesting cameras, and even some grassroots photo-sharing platforms I’d never heard of before.
Absolutely 10/10 – I can’t fault it. ... more
Undoubtedly the best photography podcast there is. What Iain has created here is truly addictive - the back catalogue is a treasure trove of meaningful discussion about real photograph, not the gear.
Started off great with a unique concept but as the series continued the original idea for the show has been all but abandoned. It’s now random interviews that sometimes don’t even feature photographers and therefore favourite lenses are not even a consideration. This podcast should be re named and re branded. If you go back to the old episodes you will find some gems.
I’ve been listening since episode one and I’ve enjoyed the amazing guest line up and great discussions. Don’t let the title mislead you, while there is often reflection on lenses and gear, each episode is more about hearing diverse perspectives from photographers of different backgrounds, disciplines, and genres.
This is by far my favorite photography podcast to tune into. I love how broad and varied the guests are and how substantial the conversations that unfold are as a result.
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The discussions center around photographers' relationships with their tools, particularly the lenses that have impacted their journeys. Through interviews with a diverse range of guests, the content often highlights personal stories and experiences tied to photography, exploring themes such as creativity, technology, and the evolving nature of visual storytelling. Conversations often delve into the emotional connection photographers have with their equipment, the challenges they face in their artistry, and broader reflections on the art form's significance in both personal and societal contexts. Listeners can anticipate engaging dialogues that not only provide insights into individual artistic processes but also the collective experiences o... more
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Recent guests on Prime Lenses include:
1. Judah Passow
2. Richard Koek
3. Krystle Wright
4. Ray Di Pietro
5. Stasia Schmidt
6. Britt Bradley
7. Ted Forbes
8. AJ Woomer
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