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The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography

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

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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British photographer Paul Trevor has spent more than fifty years photographing public life, most of it in East London, and now reopens his black-and-white archive as a book that plays. In this Eyeshot 50mm interview, British street and documentary ph... more

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Documentary photographer Alex Kornhuber has spent more than twenty years photographing Peru, its people, land, labour and migration, and the question of who we really are. In this interview, Peruvian-German documentary photographer Alex Kornhuber tal... more

In this episode of Eyeshot 50mm, Australian street photographer Mark Davidson talks about street photography beyond Instagram, visual performance, clichés, and the pressure to make images that simply “work” online. Together, we discuss his late start... more

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Paul Trevor
British documentary and street photographer, co-founder of the Exit Group
Paul Trevor Studio / independent photographer
Episode: Paul Trevor: Fifty Years of Analogue Street Photography
Alex Kornhuber
Peruvian-German documentary photographer
Independent photographer; La Tierra Que Somos project
Episode: Alex Kornhuber: Documentary Photography in Perù
Mark Davidson
Australian street photographer known for Melbourne-based projects
Independent photographer
Episode: Mark Davidson on Street Photography: Stop Shooting for Instagram
Richard Sandler
Photographer, saxophonist, and filmmaker known for documenting New York's street life and transitions
Independent photographer and filmmaker
Episode: Richard Sandler: What Street Photography Has Lost Today
Ed Kashi
Photographer, photojournalist, educator, filmmaker
Photographer, Photojournalist (ed.kashi work with National Geographic and advocacy journalism)
Episode: Ed Kashi: A Life in Photojournalism
Robin Schimko
German street photographer, filmmaker, educator and content creator; known as The Real Sir Robin
Independent photographer and educator; associated with Eyeshot podcast
Episode: Robin Schimko: Street Photography, YouTube & the Algorithm Problem
Chuck Patch
Great American street photographer known for vivid, unfiltered portrayals of street life
Episode: Chuck Patch: Analogue Street Photography, Winogrand & the Decisive Moment
Sandra Cattaneo Adorno
Brazilian-born photographer working between street photography, memory, light, and abstraction
Independent photographer
Episode: Sandra Cattaneo Adorno: Why Street Photography Is Not About the Street
Dave Jordano
Contemporary American documentary photographer known for Detroit Nocturne and long-term projects
Self-employed photographer; Detroit-based artist
Episode: Dave Jordano: The Secrets of a Documentary Photographer

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Combined Eyeshot Hosts
A rotating slate of long-running and guest-host contributors from Eyeshot's editorial and production teams, focusing on conversational interviews and show narratives.

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4.5 out of 5 stars from 19 ratings
  • Editing, schmediting

    This podcast rules, fools. Where else can you hear so many of your street heroes, and so regularly? Plus, the host has an awesome accent. So shaddup and subscribe!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alexarond
    United States3 months ago
  • Very badly edited

    Updating my review to one star because each episode has some very bad editing, making it very difficult to follow. Sometimes there are very long gaps of silence, other times jumbled and confused audio.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    ODerek1976
    United States3 months ago

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This show highlights a lineage of street photographers with thoughtful, story-forward conversations.
Production quality feedback is mixed, with some listeners praising the depth of guests and others calling out audio editing issues.
Guest diversity and lengthier formats are appreciated by listeners seeking depth.

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#93
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Mark Davidson on Street Photography: Stop Shooting for Instagram
Q: How do you see the role of online culture and the ecosystem of workshops/podcasts affecting street photography?
Online culture can educate but also pressure photographers toward visually performative shots; communities and podcasts help share stories and long-term projects, which I believe strengthening the craft.
Mark Davidson on Street Photography: Stop Shooting for Instagram
Q: What were your influences and how did your style develop?
Early on I learned from light and shadow to master the camera, then gradually moved toward film and flash to express the mood and energy of the city, evolving into a more project-based, honest voice.
Mark Davidson on Street Photography: Stop Shooting for Instagram
Q: What did photography give you personally that you felt was missing before you started?
Photography provided a decompressing outlet from the hectic, live-radio schedule, offering a way to process the city and its energy, especially during early mornings after the show.
Alex Kornhuber: Documentary Photography in Perù
Q: What advice would you give to younger photographers who want to work on social issues without causing harm?
Start slowly, build relationships in the communities you document, and gradually expand your access while listening and learning from the people you photograph; find your own voice and avoid kitsch by staying honest and reflective.
Alex Kornhuber: Documentary Photography in Perù
Q: How do you balance the tension between making visually strong images and ensuring ethical responsibility in documentary work?
I strive to gain consent where possible, rely on families when subjects cannot consent, and remain flexible—sometimes choosing unobtrusiveness to preserve atmosphere, other times engaging directly to build trust.

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