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How I See is the official Leica podcast series dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography.Each episode features in-depth conversations between our hosts and inspiring guests like photographers, artists, filmmakers, or other creative minds, exploring what…
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The Art of Candid Family Photography with Nina Davidson (opens the original)
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In this episode of How I See, Louise Goldstone speaks with French photographer Nina Davidson at Leica headquarters in Wetzlar. Nina shares how motherhood transformed her photography, why she embraces candid moments, and how moving from France to rural Scotland shaped her creative practice. She also discusses her Leica Q3, inherited Leica M6, analog photography, memory, printing, and the beauty of ordinary family life. In the Unframed segment, Nina explores three family photographs, including her
Holly-Marie Cato: Finding the Stories Close to Home (opens the original)
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In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast , host Louise Goldstone sits down with London-based photographer and director Holly-Marie Cato to explore photography as a tool for connection, curiosity and community. Holly reflects on growing up in a large Jamaican-British family in London, her unexpected journey from architecture into photography, and the pivotal experience of documenting the 2011 Tottenham riots that helped change the course of her career. From Mexico City and Vietnam to India
Photographing the Icons of Hip-Hop - Jonathan Mannion (opens the original)
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Few photographers have shaped the visual language of hip-hop quite like Jonathan Mannion. In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast , host Jack Devanna sits down with the legendary portrait photographer to trace a career built on curiosity, persistence, human connection, and an instinct for the moment. Mannion reflects on discovering photography at Kenyon College, learning from master photographer Richard Avedon, and immersing himself in New York City’s emerging hip-hop scene, carrying cam
Greta Rico: “One Photograph Cannot Change the World” (opens the original)
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Can photography really change the world? Mexican photographer, visual artist, journalist and educator Greta Rico joins host Lucy Goldstone for a powerful conversation about photography as a tool for activism, education and social change. Greta reflects on her journey from receiving her first camera at eight years old to developing long-term documentary projects exploring gender violence, reproductive rights, care work, climate change and the representation of women in Mexico. She discusses her a
How Photography Changed My Life - Melissa Field (opens the original)
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Join us for an inspiring conversation with wildlife and underwater photographer Melissa Field , whose journey began with a film camera as a teenager and grew into a career capturing some of the world's most breathtaking moments. Melissa shares how photography helped her find presence, why she left certainty behind to follow her passion, and what it takes to create powerful images in some of nature's most challenging environments. From photographing whales and wildlife to discussing conservation,
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