Slices of Time: Street Photography Podcast

Frederic Paulussen
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Hello there, welcome to the Slices of Time street photography podcast, where I speak with other street photographers to learn more about their vision, ideas, routines, editing, and photography. Follow me for updates about new episodes: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/ https://x.com/FredPaulussen www.fredericpaulussen.be Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. 6h ago

    035 Neil Selkirk on 1000 Strangers on 42nd Street A Monumental Public Portrait Project

    Today, I’m joined by Neil Selkirk, a New York photographer. He just published his book, Why Photographs? He worked together with some legendary photographers like Richard Avedon and Diane Arbus. Show notes: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/podcast-neil-selkirk-new-york-street-photography/ Follow Neil Selkirk: Website: https://www.neilselkirk.com/ You can follow me on several social media for updates about the episodes: BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fredpaulussen.bsky.social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen My website: www.fredericpaulussen.be Timestamps 00:00 Introduction to Neil Selkirk and his work 02:53 Street photography in the 1960s and iconic moments 05:55 The philosophy of capturing the moment in street photography 08:55 The role of chance and environment in authentic photography 11:59 Creating a sequence and the inspiration from Avedon 15:57 The series on security locks and finding beauty in everyday objects 20:02 The importance of authenticity and the camera's role 23:53 The significance of the physical camera and process 28:01 Neil's approach to working with subjects and environment 31:57 The importance of the photographer's philosophy and mindset 35:51 The history and influence of photographic writing 39:53 The camera as a tool for discovery and seeing 41:52 Teaching and experiments in capturing the unexpected 43:53 The importance of knowing when to let go of control 45:49 Neil's thoughts on equipment and camera choices 47:54 The versatility of different cameras and their influence 49:46 The influence of Avedon and Arbus on Neil’s style 51:42 The evolution of camera choices and working methods 53:56 The series on locks and everyday objects 55:55 Closing thoughts and where to see Neil’s work

    035 Neil Selkirk on 1000 Strangers on 42nd Street A Monumental Public Portrait Project

  2. Aug 29

    034 Oscar Wollsten - Multiple Exposures and Intentional Camera Movement

    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/ Follow Oscar Wollsten: Website: https://www.oscarwollsten.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oscarwollsten You can follow me on several social media for updates about the episodes: BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fredpaulussen.bsky.social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen My website: www.fredericpaulussen.be 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

    034 Oscar Wollsten - Multiple Exposures and Intentional Camera Movement

  3. Jul 16

    033 Aude Delannoy Dib - Limitation is the Source of Creativity

    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/ Follow Aude Delannoy Dib: Website: https://audedib.wixsite.com/mabota111Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mabota11 You can follow me on several social media for updates about the episodes: BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fredpaulussen.bsky.socialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/My website: www.fredericpaulussen.beTimestamps00:00 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

    033 Aude Delannoy Dib - Limitation is the Source of Creativity

  4. Jun 1

    032 Geit Eero - "It Messes With Your Head": The Reality of a 1000-Day Photo Challenge

    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. Shownotes: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/032-geit-eero Follow Geit Eero: Website: https://www.geiteero.com/pages/about-meInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/geit.eero/ You can follow me on several social media for updates about the episodes: BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fredpaulussen.bsky.socialInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/My website: www.fredericpaulussen.beTimestamps00:00 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

    032 Geit Eero - "It Messes With Your Head": The Reality of a 1000-Day Photo Challenge

  5. Apr 30

    031 Eric Davidove - On the Art of Making Zines and Photobooks

    Today, I’m joined by Eric Davidove, a street photographer from San Francisco. His work speaks to me for its comedic moments and compositions. Follow Eric Davidove: Website: https://edovephotos.myportfolio.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edovephotos/Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/edavidove/ You can follow me on several social media for updates about the episodes: BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fredpaulussen.bsky.social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/ My website: www.fredericpaulussen.be Find the show notes on: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/031-eric-davidove Timestamps00:00 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

    031 Eric Davidove - On the Art of Making Zines and Photobooks

  6. Apr 9

    030 Laura Leijnen - On exploring Paris through Street Photography

    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. Follow Laura Leijnen: Website: https://lauraleijnen.com/home Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leijnenlaura/ You can follow me on several social media for updates about the episodes: BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fredpaulussen.bsky.social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/ My website: www.fredericpaulussen.be Find the show notes on: 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

    030 Laura Leijnen - On exploring Paris through Street Photography

  7. Mar 19

    029 Tom Bugatti - On the art of abstract and personal street photography

    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 Follow Tom Bugatti: Website: https://www.tombugatti.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tom.bugatti You can follow me on several social media for updates about the episodes: BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fredpaulussen.bsky.social Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/ My website: www.fredericpaulussen.be Find the show notes on: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/029-tom-bugatti/ Takeaways Street photography as a gateway to other types of photographyPhotography as a means of capturing a feeling or emotion Instagram as a networking platformThe influence of cinematic experiences on photography Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Street Photography11:48 Impact of Smartphone Photography17:38 Influence of Location on Photography Style23:07 Photography as a Means of Conveying Emotions30:12 Instagram as a Networking Platform35:22 Transition to Studio and Portrait Photography

    029 Tom Bugatti - On the art of abstract and personal street photography

  8. Feb 26

    028 Michael Eugster - How to Fit Street Photography Into Your Workday

    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. Follow Michael Eugster Website: https://michaeleugsterphoto.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michael.eugster.photo/Substack: https://substack.com/@michaeleugsterphoto Find the show notes on: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/028-michael-eugster/ 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

    028 Michael Eugster - How to Fit Street Photography Into Your Workday
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Hello there, welcome to the Slices of Time street photography podcast, where I speak with other street photographers to learn more about their vision, ideas, routines, editing, and photography. Follow me for updates about new episodes: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/ https://x.com/FredPaulussen www.fredericpaulussen.be Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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