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48 Richard Sandler The Art of Street Photography and New York (opens the original)
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In conversation Tim Bingham is joined by Richard Sandler and explores how one of New York’s most distinctive street photographers developed his eye, his craft and his philosophy of seeing. Richard reflects on an unconventional upbringing in New York, early encounters with creativity, and the winding path that eventually led him to photography. He talks about the mentors who shaped him, the analogue traditions that grounded his work, and the instinctive approach that became central to his style.
46 Julie Hrudová on Street Photography, Visual Storytelling and Finding the Surreal in Everyday Life (opens the original)
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The conversation between Tim Bingham and Julie Hrudová offered a fascinating insight into her distinctive approach to photography, creative storytelling, and the long-term projects that have defined her career. Throughout the discussion, Julie revealed how curiosity, careful observation, and a sense of humour lie at the heart of her work, whether she is producing commissioned assignments or pursuing deeply personal documentary projects. A significant part of the conversation focused on her ongoi
47 Kieron Beard Seeing Beyond the Surface Through Street Photography (opens the original)
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Tim interviews Kieron Beard, a former firefighter turned street photographer based in Switzerland, about his journey into photography and how his previous career has shaped his approach to photographing strangers. Kieron explains how years of working as a firefighter gave him the confidence to communicate with people in difficult and unpredictable situations—an experience that now helps him approach strangers on the street. He also discusses the challenges of photographing in Geneva, where conce
45 Markus Andersen Documentary Photography, Black & White Storytelling & Long‑Term Projects (opens the original)
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Australian photographer Markus Andersen joins Tim Bingham for a thoughtful and deeply personal conversation about photography, creativity, and finding meaning through long-term documentary work. Known for his powerful black-and-white imagery, Markus explains why he has never felt comfortable with the label of street photographer, preferring instead to describe himself as a documentary photographer whose projects are built over months, sometimes years, rather than from isolated moments captured a
44 James Clifford Kent: Documentary Photography, Cuba, the NHS, and the Art of Human Connection (opens the original)
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Tim Bingham is joined by photographer James Clifford Kent, whose thoughtful and compassionate approach to documentary photography has seen him spend more than two decades exploring identity, memory, community, healthcare, and social change. Based in London, James blends documentary reportage, portraiture, and socially engaged photography to create work rooted in empathy, curiosity, and genuine human connection. In this episode, James explains why he resists being confined by labels such as stree
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