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Today, I’m joined by Oscar Wollsten, a street photographer from Helsinki. His work speaks to me because of his emotional black-and-white double exposures.
Show notes: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/034-oscar-wollsten/
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Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to Oscar Wollsten and his street photography style
04:00 Experimental workshops: multiple exposures and in-camera techniques
07:53 Pre-visualization and spontaneity in multiple exposures
11:57 Combining photos from different days and ongoing projects
15:54 Influences from film noir, film directing, and visual arts
20:02 The importance of storytelling and expressive shapes
21:14 The Helsinki project: social issues and social worker collaborations
27:56 The influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on projects
31:59 The role of influence from photo books, films, and literature
36:08 Photographing in Helsinki: areas, safety, and social considerations
37:54 Dealing with street photography ethics and interactions
39:56 Creating visual stories that respect subjects and context
41:54 The monochromatic aesthetic and its emotional impact
43:55 The role of gear, limitations, and minimalist setups
45:50 Innovative ideas: from mouth to textures and everyday objects
47:55 Serendipity and spontaneity in creative projects
49:58 The influence of film, novels, and visual arts on style
51:53 Balancing inspiration, experimentation, and technical skills
53:56 The importance of personal vision and ongoing development
55:52 Final thoughts and advice for street photographers
Today, I’m joined by Aude Delannoy Dib, a street photographer from France living in the United Arab Emirates. Her work speaks to me because of the vibrant, multi-layered compositions.
Shownotes: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/033-aude-delannoy-dib/
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00:00 Introduction to Street Photography and Aude's Journey
05:54 Transition from Painting to Photography
12:00 Navigating Street Photography in the UAE
17:55 The Art of Composition and Framing
23:53 The Importance of Education and Feedback in Photography
28:34 The Evolution of Photography Appreciation
29:08 Camera Choices and Technical Considerations
31:11 Editing: A Necessary Evil
33:40 Capturing Emotions Through Photography
38:36 Creating Series: The Art of Cohesion
43:06 Embracing Limitations as a Source of Creativity
46:47 Daily Photography: Finding Rhythm in Constraints
Today, I’m joined by Geit Eero, a street photographer from Tallinn. His work speaks to me because of the variety of subjects and the technology he uses.
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00:00 Introduction to Street Photography and Geit Eero
03:06 The Essence of Photography
05:56 The Role of Gear in Photography
08:33 The Journey of a Thousand Moments
11:33 Creativity and Mental Health
14:22 The Impact of AI on Photography
17:35 Future Projects and Publications
20:41 Community and Collaboration in Photography
32:02 The Loneliness of Street Photography
32:23 The Birth of a Podcast
34:26 Observing Life on the Streets
35:29 Contrasting Moments in Street Life
36:41 The Kindness of Strangers
38:05 Capturing Joy in Street Photography
39:51 The Role of Music in Photography
41:39 Exploring Soundscapes of the City
45:01 Macro Photography: A New Perspective
51:22 Traveling for Inspiration
53:17 Finding Meaning in Photography
Today, I’m joined by Eric Davidove, a street photographer from San Francisco. His work speaks to me for its comedic moments and compositions.
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00:00 Introduction to Street Photography Podcast
01:03 Eric Davidoff: A Journey Through Life and Photography
06:11 The Impact of COVID-19 on Street Photography
11:15 Discovering Street Photography and Community
14:54 The Reflective Process of Reviewing Photos
18:18 Street Photography as a Mental Health Outlet
22:08 The Journey of Bookmaking: From Zine to Book
29:32 Learning from Diverse Photo Books
32:24 The Influence of Past Experiences on Photography
32:40 The Art of Observation in Photography
35:43 Humor in Street Photography
38:12 Challenges of Street Photography in Different Locations
40:09 The Impact of Gear on Photography
51:42 Constraints and Creativity in Photography
56:36 Bookmaking and the Process of Selection
Today, I’m joined by Laura Leijnen, a street photographer from Paris. Her work speaks to me because of her great eye for little moments and combinations.
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https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/030-laura-leijnen
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction to Street Photography and Laura Lerde
01:55 Discovering Street Photography in Paris
03:19 The Influence of Henri Cartier-Bresson
10:26 Evolving Style: From Clean Compositions to Color
14:56 Shooting Techniques: Hip Shots vs. Viewfinder
19:29 Capturing Candid Moments: Family and Friends
24:52 The Art of Anticipation in Photography
28:50 The Role of Luck in Photography
30:38 Anticipation and Instinct in Street Photography
32:22 Chaos and Control in Urban Scenes
33:48 Layering and Storytelling in Photography
36:27 Stepping Away from Formulas
39:05 Community and Collaboration in Photography
43:22 Learning from Others: Techniques and Inspiration
47:16 The Journey into Street Photography
51:22 Choosing the Right Camera and Lens
Today, I’m joined by Tom Bugatti, a street photographer from Poland, but now based in Hong Kong. His work stood out for its abstract quality and full compositions
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Takeaways
Chapters
Today, I’m joined by Michael Eugster, a street photographer from Zurich, Switzerland. His work stood out for the well-composed yet candid moments he captures.
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00:00 Introduction to Street Photography and Michael Oikster
02:11 Michael's Journey into Street Photography
04:15 The Nature of Street Photography: Candid vs. Posed
09:33 Techniques and Challenges in Street Photography
13:29 Routine and Consistency in Street Photography
19:35 Exploring New Cities: Inspirations and Challenges
23:19 Connecting with Subjects: The Photographer's Approach
26:05 Maintaining Freshness in Familiar Environments
28:59 The Art of Series Photography
32:05 Emotional Influence on Photography
34:57 Exploring Substack for Photographers
39:48 Learning Street Photography
47:14 Community Engagement in Photography
49:34 Workshops and Photo Walks: A Personal Perspective
Today, I’m joined by Darren Lehane, a street photographer from Bristol, the UK. His work stood out to me because his photos are hilarious.
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The conversation covers Francesca Chiacchio's journey as a street photographer, her transition to digital photography, the influence of Instagram, the role of workshops, the therapeutic aspect of street photography, and the impact of different locations on her photography style.
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In this episode, I discuss my personal street photography, struggles with social media and content creation, and the review of the past year of his podcast. I also share insights into his podcast recording tools and workflow, posting schedule, interviewing skills, and future plans for street photography.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Personal Reflections
02:44 Growth and Changes in the Podcast
05:55 Personal Growth in Street Photography
08:53 Future Plans for the Podcast
11:40 Social Media Challenges and Content Creation
23:39 Reflections on Street Photography and Future Directions
32:26 Curating Personal Consumption
33:50 Engagement with Quality Content
35:12 Audience Interaction and Future Plans
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