A weekly round up of all things photography.
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Categories | ArtsNewsTech NewsVisual Arts |
In this episode of This Week in Photo, host Frederick Van Johnson sits down with Colin Smith, the creative force behind Photoshop Café. They explore the seismic shift generative AI is bringing to photography, and all disciplines of digital art. Wa... more
What does it mean to pour your heart into a creative project? In a recent conversation with acclaimed photographer and author Keron Psillas, we explored the transformative power of personal projects—and why they matter now more than ever. From Pub... more
Live-streamed announcement of the winner and runners up of the 2025 Flickr x BWP Grant!
On this week’s episode of TWiP, I’m thrilled to welcome my longtime friend Matthew Jordan Smith — iconic celebrity photographer and the creative mind behind Aretha Cool. We dig deep into the magic of personal projects, how AI is reshaping the value o... more
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Can we please get past this AI chatter. I use to like this podcast when they talked about things that were actually meaningful to photography.
A bit unbalanced between speaker time. Feels like host get to say a lot more than the guest.
Was good up until flicker turned it into its own platform for advertising flicker. Last episode was just two people gushing about how amazing flicker is.
I’ve been listening to the podcast for a few years on and off, but the latest Episode with Tom Jenz really moved me, so I decided to take the time and write a little review. I found it interesting how photography can intertwine with personal stories. Keep it coming and thank you!
I’ve been listening to the podcast for a few years on a off, but the latest Episode with Tom Jenz really moved me, so I decided to take the time and write a little review. I found it interesting how photography can intertwine with personal stories. Keep it coming and thank you
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Content primarily revolves around photography, exploring its evolving landscape, driven by current technology and personal storytelling. Topics such as generative AI in photography, the significance of personal projects, and discussions with industry experts highlight the creative challenges and opportunities within the photography community. Unique episodes often spotlight diverse voices, including discussions on representation and innovations in photography, ensuring a rich variety of perspectives that cater to both amateurs and professionals in the field.
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Recent guests on This Week in Photo include:
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2. Matthew Jordan Smith
3. Genesis Falls
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8. Scott Wilson
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