The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography
EyeshotThe 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
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 40 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureArtsVisual Arts | |||
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Lorenzo Catena designed buildings before he photographed people. In this Eyeshot 50mm conversation the Roman street photographer, co-author with Valeria Tofanelli of the sold out Eyeshot book Mareterno, explains what happened the day he watched anoth... more
Bill Shapiro spent years deciding which photographs a country would look at. In this second Eyeshot 50mm conversation he moves to the other side of the submission and says plainly what a juror sees, what an editor does, and what has kept photographer... more
British Malaysian photographer Ian Teh has spent more than three decades photographing the relationship between economic development, environmental change and human life, and now returns to the China archive that began his career. In this Eyeshot 50m... more
American street photographer Richard Bram has spent more than forty years catching the small, telling gestures of public life, most recently from his base in London, and now shapes a vast black-and-white archive into a book of fleeting narratives. In... more
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Very good interviews with a lot of really good photographers as guests.
Apple Podcasts5Ray Punktberg
United Statesa month ago - Utterly absorbing
From ‘The Real Sir Robin’ (yes, I’m old enough to get the joke) to David Campany and Melissa O’Shaughnessy. As a street photographer who has had work from New York shown at Photo London, I crave intelligent conversation about my preferred genre of photography. Eyeshot continually delivers it in bucket loads. Thank you.
Robert Watson.
Apple Podcasts5Chiropodybob
United Kingdoma month ago - Overall Wonderful Podcast With Imperfect Editing
Great podcast - so informative and interesting. The questions are excellent. My only complaint is the editing. There are times when entire sections have no sound or are oddly cut. Might be worth doing some QC before publishing.
Apple Podcasts4ZoeBoucautUnited States2 months ago - 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 Podcasts5AlexarondUnited States4 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 Podcasts1ODerek1976United States4 months ago
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The show centers on long-form conversations with leading street and documentary photographers, exploring practice, ethics, and the craft of building meaningful bodies of work. Across episodes, guests discuss starting points, evolving workflows, long-term projects, editing decisions, publishing, and the role photography plays in social and cultural storytelling. A standout pattern is the emphasis on empathy, patient practice, and the tension between spontaneity and craft, with guests spanning regional perspectives and historical eras. This makes it a strong fit for listeners who want deep, craft- and context-driven insights rather than quick promotional soundbites.
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this podcast launched 6 months ago and published 40 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Ian Teh
2. Richard Bram
3. Paul Trevor
4. Alex Kornhuber
5. Mark Davidson
6. Richard Sandler
7. Ed Kashi
8. Robin Schimko
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