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The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography

Eyeshot
Street Photography
Documentary Photography
New York City
Photography
Los Angeles
West Coast Hip Hop
PILOT Method
Geometrical Composition
Black and White Photography
Instagram
Women Street Photographers
Detroit, United States
Life Photography
Analog Photography
The Secret Lives Of Humans
Colombia
War On Drugs
Magnum Photos
Cocaine
Photojournalism

The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography is a critical platform dedicated to contemporary street photography and documentary photography. Produced by Eyeshot — an independent publisher focused on publishing and visual culture — the podcast features in-depth conversations on photographic practice, authorship, editing, and publishing.Rather than promotional interviews, each episode ex... more

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Recent Guests

Bill Shapiro
Former editor-in-chief of Life Magazine and founder of life.com; photo editor and curator
Life Magazine / life.com
Episode: Bill Shapiro: Life Magazine, Photo Editing & The Future of Photography
David Campany
Photographer, writer, curator, theorist
Creative Director, International Center of Photography, New York
Episode: David Campany: Street Photography Is Not Really About the Street
Phil Penman
British photographer based in New York; street and documentary photographer
Freelance photographer
Episode: Phil Penman: From Paparazzi to Street Photography
Adriana Zehbrauskas
Brazilian documentary photographer specializing in migration, violence, memory, and human resilience
Independent photographer/ Eyeshot contributor
Episode: Adriana Zehbrauskas: Photojournalism, AI, and the End of Trust
Federico Rios Escobar
Colombian photojournalist and documentary photographer
Freelance/Colombian photography practice
Episode: Federico Rios Escobar: Why the War on Drugs Has Failed
Paul Russell
British photographer, author of The Secret Lives of Humans
Independent photographer; Eyeshot collaborator
Episode: Paul Russell: Why Most Street Photography Online Looks Mediocre
Markus Andersen
Australian photographer, author of The Grey Hours
Eyeshot (publisher)
Episode: Markus Andersen: Stop Calling It Street Photography
Margarita Mavromichalis
Greek photographer working between street and documentary photography; Eyeshot Open Call 2025 winner (series category); author of Street Weather
Independent photographer / Eyeshot
Episode: Margarita Mavromichalis on Street Photography: Buy Books, Not Cameras
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Episode: Margarita Mavromichalis on Street Photography: Buy Books, Not Cameras

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#180
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#187
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Federico Rios Escobar: Why the War on Drugs Has Failed
Q: Federico, what makes your perspective on coca crops and the cocaine economy different from other photographers who cover the same subject?
My work is not about showcasing a unique moment but about contributing a broader, multi-voiced perspective. I strive to present the humanity of people living in coca-growing regions and to place their lives within the larger economic and social system, so the reader understands the context rather than just the spectacle.
Margarita Mavromichalis on Street Photography: Buy Books, Not Cameras
Q: Who is Margarita Mavromichalis according to Margarita Mavromichalis?
She describes a life shaped by movement and roots in photography through her father, then formal education at the International Center of Photography, leading to a career spanning street, portrait, and documentary work, with a clear belief in photography as a means of human connection.
Don Hudson: Street Photography, AI & Privacy
Q: How did you adapt your practice when moving from film to digital?
Digital opened up color work and more detailed capture; I gradually shifted to tripod-based, deliberate shooting before returning to a similar cadence as with film, but with color and easier archiving.
Julia Coddington: Street Photography, Instagram & Women in Photography
Q: What are her views on women in photography and the role of collectives like Women Street Photographer?
She discusses underrecognition of women's work, the value of women-only groups as safe spaces for confidence-building and feedback, and how these collectives help women push into broader platforms, while acknowledging concerns about isolation but arguing they promote belonging and growth.
Julia Coddington: Street Photography, Instagram & Women in Photography
Q: How does she approach street photography in terms of technique and process?
She explains starting outside the scene to get a feel, then carefully entering to integrate with the moment, focusing on light first, then subject, then composition, and embracing a close, immersive method to capture intimate moments.

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The show centers on deep-dive conversations with photographers who practice street and documentary photography, with a strong emphasis on long-term projects, ethical engagement with subjects, and the editing and publishing process. Episodes tend to explore how photographers build meaningful bodies of work, balance documentary responsibility with artistic vision, and navigate the evolving landscape of publishing, book projects, and audience engagement. A standout feature is the thoughtful, unglamorous look at practice—covering sourcing access, collaboration with subjects, and the realities of sustaining a career, rather than promotional talk. It's likely to appeal to serious photography practitioners, editors, and readers who want actionable... more

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2. David Campany
3. Phil Penman
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