57 episodes
A Small Voice: Conversations With Photographers Ben Smith
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4.9 • 308 Ratings
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Fortnightly in-depth interviews featuring a diverse range of talented, innovative, world-class photographers from established, award-winning and internationally exhibited stars to young and emerging talents discussing their lives, work and process with fellow photographer, Ben Smith.
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235 - Debi Cornwall
Debi Cornwall on her twelve years as a civil rights lawyer, working around restrictions, the ightbulb moment that took her to Guantanamo Bay, the performance of American power and her current solo show in Arles.
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234 - Photomeet 2024 Special
A special report from the rebooted London portfolio review Photomeet 2024.
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233 - Chloé Jafé
French visual artist and photographer Chloé Jafé on photography as ‘a tool’, how a night of drinking took her to Japan, how tenacity and perseverance finally paid off, tattoos, the women of the Yakuza and her trilogy of books.
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232 - Photo London 2024 Special
A special report from the 2024 Photo London fair at Somerset House, London.
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231 - Fotografia Europea 2024 Special
A special report from the 2024 Fotografia Europea festival in Reggio Emillia, Italy.
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230 - Julia Kochetova
Ukraininan photojournalist and recent World Press Photo winnerJulia Kochetova on not being a war photographer, why it’s about the pictures she hasn’t taken, consent, ethics, her film ‘See You Later’ and how war has erased her capacity for joy.
Customer Reviews
Inspiring and informative
This is my fortnightly inspiration. Honest conversations with amazing photographers. Ben Smith delivers a great blend of sympathetic but direct — and sometimes challenging — questions.
Honest and Useful
I find this one of the best and perhaps the only honest photobolog, that occasionally asks difficult questions IMHO.
Always inspirational
I never miss an episode of Bens podcast. It is always fascinating to gain insight into the lives and practice of other photographers- not so much the technique but what actually motivates and shapes there work. Really grateful for the time and effort that goes into these interviews