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Carolyn van Houten: Photojournalism. On Being Stubborn and Persistent.(Part 1) (opens the original)
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A photograph can win an award. It can tell a story. And sometimes, it can change what happens to the person in the frame. Photojournalist Carolyn van Houten has seen all three. Carolyn spent almost nine years as a staff photographer at The Washington Post, until the entire photography staff was laid off earlier this year. It seemed like a good moment to finally sit down and hear the story behind the photographer. And what a story it is. Once Carolyn decided that photojournalism was what she want
Eric Draper: 9/11 Through My Eyes — 25 Years Later (opens the original)
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Where were you on 9/11?🕊️ Twenty-five years ago, our next guest lived it alongside President George W. Bush. It was supposed to be a fairly ordinary morning. Eric Draper, the Chief White House Photographer to President George W. Bush, was travelling with the President to a school in Sarasota, Florida. Then, somewhere in the motorcade, came the words: “Oh my God, a plane hit the World Trade Center.” From that moment, Eric's day — and his job — changed completely. But before we get to what led to
Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 2) (opens the original)
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A bear covered in ice. A salmon flying into your face. And a camera trap that decides to take a trip down a mountain. Just another day in the Yukon 😄🐻📸 If you thought we had some wild stories in Part One, wait until you hear what happens next! In Part Two of my conversation with wildlife photographer Peter Mather, we head even deeper into the Yukon, from ice-covered bears and salmon to camera traps, filmmaking, conservation and the stories behind his latest project, “Ghosts of the North“ And, as
Peter Mather: Photographing the Elusive Wild North (Part 1) (opens the original)
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Wolverines. The Yukon. Lots of snow. And a wildlife photographer who once happened to be a math teacher. Welcome to the wild world of Peter Mather! 🐺❄️📸 In Part One of my conversation with Peter, we head north to the Yukon and follow the story of how he turned a love of the wilderness into a life photographing some of Canada's most elusive wildlife. Peter has spent years chasing stories rather than simply chasing pictures, and his work has taken him deep into the Yukon, earned him a World Press
Sue Flood: And Now for Something Completely Wild (Part 2) (opens the original)
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Welcome to the Adventure Emporium. Antarctica? Penguins? Michael Palin? Shackleton's Hut? We seem to have the lot. Sadly, we're completely sold out of comfy couches 😄 If Part One was the story of how photographer Sue Flood found her way into the BBC, Part Two is where things get seriously wild! We follow the next chapter of her extraordinary life, building a career around photography, conservation and some of the most remote places on Earth. Along the way, Sue's story brings together some pretty
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