Jesse Lenz on learning how to be present, creating community, sustainable subject matter and his new book, The Locusts.

Aletheia Casey on the chance encounter that led her to photography, inflicting violence onto her film, generational culpability, mentoring, and how motherhood put an end to caring about what other people think.

Andy Sewell on having two bodies, the importance of chance, noticing what’s there and his new book, Know and Strange Things Pass.

Legendary British photojournalist Tim Page on carrying a ‘palette of film’, being ‘Jurassic’, catharsis, LSD and how it all began with a “perfect Monopoly board move.”

Esteemed Australian photojournalist Stephen Dupont on reassessing his archive during lockdown, artists books, labels, Don McCullin, his long-term love affair with Afghanistan and the close shave he had there.

Tasneem Alsultan on adventures in lockdown, formative years in England, Stubborness and Saudi women.

Turkish photographer, Sabiha Çimen on why she doesn’t have a website yet, her project, Hafiz: Guardians of the Qu’ran and thoughts on becoming a Magnum Photos nominee.

South African photographer Jodi Bieber on her playful lockdown project with husband, Francois, honesty, collaboration, adding her voice and how she was planning on quitting photojournalism before taking her World Press Award winning portrait.

British documentary photographer Barry Lewis on starting his career at Vogue for £10 per week, co-founding the agency Network Photographers and adventures on assignment from Romania to Miami Beach.

Phillip Toledano on Black Lives Matter, the Deep State, being political, feeling constrained and the importance of ‘cognitive brutality’.