How I See - The Leica Podcast

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How I See is the official Leica podcast series dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography. Each episode features in-depth conversations between our hosts and inspiring guests like photographers, artists, filmmakers, or other creative minds, exploring what drives their creative vision and how photography shapes the way they see the world.

  1. 18. Aug.

    Greta Rico: “One Photograph Cannot Change the World”

    Can photography really change the world? Mexican photographer, visual artist, journalist and educator Greta Rico joins host Lucy Goldstone for a powerful conversation about photography as a tool for activism, education and social change. Greta reflects on her journey from receiving her first camera at eight years old to developing long-term documentary projects exploring gender violence, reproductive rights, care work, climate change and the representation of women in Mexico. She discusses her acclaimed projects Urban Midwives and Substitute Mother, the realities of femicide and the families left behind, and why she believes photographers must go beyond simply documenting injustice. For Greta, an image alone isn't enough — what matters is what we choose to do with it. The conversation also explores the male and Western gaze, the invisible burden of care work, ethical documentary practice, the influence of visual culture on how we see ourselves, and the importance of women photographers creating new representations of their own lives. Greta also shares her relationship with Leica, the cameras she uses for work and play, and her efforts to help build a feminist photography archive in Mexico. Greta's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gretarico/Greta's Website: https://www.gretarico.com/ Shout out to Carol Espíndola: https://www.instagram.com/espindolacarol/ and Rosa Chillante: https://www.instagram.com/rosa.chillante/

    Greta Rico: “One Photograph Cannot Change the World”
  2. 4. Aug.

    "Don't take your images too seriously." - Mike Chudley

    From filming skateboard tricks as a kid to becoming one of YouTube's most recognizable street photography voices, Mike Chudley has built a career by keeping photography approachable, authentic, and fun. In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast, host Louise Goldstone sits down with Mike at the Leica Headquarters in Wetzlar to discuss his journey into photography, why street photography is simply "a visual demonstration of people watching," overcoming the fear of photographing strangers, building a photography community, creating YouTube content, and why not taking photography too seriously might actually make you a better photographer. "Everyone enjoys people watching. Street photography is just a visual demonstration of people watching."Mike also shares how skateboarding shaped his photographic eye, why books remain one of his biggest creative inspirations, and how staying authentic online has helped him connect with photographers around the world. In this episode:  Mike's journey from skateboarding to photography  Finding confidence in street photography  Building a photography career on YouTube  Why authenticity resonates more than perfection  The importance of photography books and community  Making photography fun againMike's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikechudley/Mike's Website: https://www.mikechudley.com/ Shoutout to James Parsons: https://www.instagram.com/jamesparsons__/

    "Don't take your images too seriously." - Mike Chudley

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How I See is the official Leica podcast series dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography. Each episode features in-depth conversations between our hosts and inspiring guests like photographers, artists, filmmakers, or other creative minds, exploring what drives their creative vision and how photography shapes the way they see the world.

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