Street Life Mark Davidson and John St

Nina Papiorek is a multi-award-winning black and white photographer from Germany specialising in street, fine art and landscape photography.
Nina’s beautifully toned monochromes show us vistas full of texture, geometry and scale. Many of her images use the element of a lonely anonymous person or figure seemingly overwhelmed by the landscape, architecture and environment that engulfs and surrounds them.
Nina also joined the Soul of Street team pouring her heart, soul and time into producing the highly regarded SoS magazine.
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Nina Welch-Kling is a German-born photographer now based in New York City. Nina has a background in fine art, and her photography focuses on capturing moments of everyday life on the streets.
Nina’s latest work is Duologues, a book of photographic diptychs that combine to create a visual dialogue between the two images. 
Nina’s work has been included in multiple international photography exhibitions and she has been a finalist in many international awards, including as LensCulture.
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Samuel Lintaro Hopf is a photographer, filmmaker and popular YouTuber based in Germany.
Samuel has worked as an ambassador for Ricoh GR cameras and filmed a “GR Project” series of videos where he travelled the world connecting with other GR street shooters.
Samuel also runs workshops and has had his work published in magazine such as Eyeshot, Photographie and Soul Of Street.
In this episode Samuel discusses, among other things:
How we began shooting street photography in Hamburg How he splits his time between photography and making videosWhether street photography still excites himThe challenges of making street photos while living in the country How shooting on the street has changed post pandemicGermany cracking down on street photography Discusses his project with Alex Munoz and their road trip around JapanWorking with the Void Tokyo collective and Tatsuo SuzukiFollow Samuel:

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Josh Edgoose is a photographer based in London whose work focuses on colourful and candid moments on the street, often captured with humour and wit.
Josh recently published ‘Brilliant Parade’, a monograph of his work spanning five years, and is also the co-creator of street and documentary photography magazine Framelines.
Josh’s work has featured in British and international exhibitions and when he’s not taking photos in his hometown of London, he’s creating photography videos for YouTube with his mate Shane Taylor.
In this episode Josh discusses, among other things:
How having a child changed his photographyHow he got back into photography after previously studying it at schoolHow he honed his distinctive lookHow he’s become his own commissioning editor with photo projectsHow he got into YouTube with Shane TaylorGetting trolled on YouTubeWhy he loves buying and selling gearHow Framelines magazine comes togetherFollow Josh:

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Matt Stuart is UK-based photographer.

Matt's books include "All That Life Can Afford' and 'Think Like a Street Photographer'.
Stuart is a member of the UP street photography collective and was a nominee member of Magnum Photos.
In this episode Matt discusses, among other things:
Coming to Australia to judge the Aussie Street competitionMeeting Trent Parke and Narelle Autio in AdelaideThe likelihood of taking a good photo during a workshopHow often he takes a good photographerHis new street photography book ‘Reclaim the Street’The photographers in Reclaim the StreetHis next photography project How taking a wrong turn turned into photography goldWho his early mentor wereHis submission to Magnum Follow Matt:

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On today's episode, John and Mark debate the relevance of street photography competitions and ask whether they are a waste of time entering.