Inside the Photographer’s Mind: Ira Block

It was a pleasure speaking with Ira Block--a photographer who says that he's mastered both the creative side and documentary side of his craft at the moment due to his wanting to continually push himself forward and always create different images.

Ira joined us in front of a Live Studio audience at the Adorama Event Space to discuss a lot about his background, how and why he creates, and to share a few key stories about his travels over the years. Ira also showcased lots of his new work in his book Cuba Loves Baseball: a Photographic Journey. .

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2018-4-21 07:00

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National Geographic Photographer Ira Block is Our Next Guest on Inside the Photographer’s Mind

Photographer Ira Block has over 300,000 followers on Instagram--and part of it is obviously due to his fantastic work as a photographer over the years. A native New Yorker, one of his first big assignments took him to one of the coldest places in the world and put him with people with whom he didn't even speak the same language. thephoblographer.com »

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