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A chat with photographer Eric Meola about his commercial work and transition into landscapes, gear and more. You can see his work at www.ericmeola.com
A chat with Sony Artisan, Patrick Murphy Racey. We talk about the need to always improve, gear and more. You can see his work on Instagram @murphyracey
A chat with editorial and fine-art photographer, 2016 Guggenheim Fellow and the author of four monographs, Robin Schwartz. We talk about her photographs of animals and much more. You can see her work at www.robinschwartz.net
A chat with South Africa based filmmaker and Sony Ambassador Jacques Crafford. We chat about his experiences with the new Sony a7SIII, how he got started and more. You can see his work at www.jacquescrafford.co.za
A chat with photographer, stop motion artist an done of the first Sony Alpha Female Creators in Residence Colette Peri. We talk gear, how to get into stop motion and more. You can see her work at www.coletteperi.com
A chat with Sony Artisan of Imagery Thibault Roland. We talk about how he started in photography, his long exposure work and more. You can see his work at www.thibaultroland.com
A chat with Atlanta based humanitarian photographer Gary S Chapman, we talk about how he got started, his advice for people starting out and more. You can see his work www.garyschapman.com
A chat with Sony Artisans and filmmakers Chris Burkard and Renan Ozturk about the new Sony a7SIII. They both had the opportunity to shoot with it before launch and talk about some of their favorite features. You can see the Sony video with footage they shot on youtube here and see more about Chris Burkard on his website www.chrisburkard.com and Renan Ozturk at www.renanozturk.com
A chat with photojournalist Katie Orlinsky, we chat about how she got started, photography protests and more. you can see her work at www.katieorlinskyphoto.com
A chat with travel/landscape photographer and Sony Alpha Collective member Michael Hollender. We talk about gear, his day job, his dream photoshoot and more. You can see his work at www.mrhollender.com
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