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Hosted by Carl Battams, Depth Of Focus is a photography podcast that was created to connect with other artists as well as to showcase their talent and work. We delve more into the approach of the artist work. The triumphs, the losses. Their journey into the field of photography.
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Felix Russell - Storytelling Matters (opens the original)
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This episode of Depth Of Focus we sit down with portrait, fashion & lifestyle photographer Felix Russell. Based in South London, Felix's journey into photography was anything but straightforward. At 15 to 16, he started photographing local bands as part of his application to study photography at college. Unfortunately, he was turned down because he didn't have the grades. But that didn't stop him. His dad, who had always been a keen photographer himself, bought Felix his first camera. With that
Amy Haghebaert - The Memories We Choose To Keep (opens the original)
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This episode of Depth Of Focus we sit down with music photographer & videographer Amy Haghebaert. Amy is Belgian now based in Germany, who has spent almost a decade working in photography. Amy's mum was a huge influence on her relationship with photography. Her family has around 50 photo albums, and her mum would photograph almost everything. Looking back through those photographs gave Amy an early understanding of how powerful photographs can be at preserving memories and emotions. As a teenage
Jon Sugden - Building A Career One Gig At A Time (opens the original)
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This episode of Depth Of Focus we sit down with music photographer Jon Sugden. Jon is 35 year old photographer based in Reading. Jon was a very late bloomer as he puts it, not picking up a camera until 2020. We have an honest conversation about creativity, burnout, comparison, and building a career in live music photography. Jon shares how he unexpectedly found photography during the pandemic, developed a distinctive visual style through experimentation, and why embracing imperfection has become
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