In 2021, The Phoblographer resurrected Inside the Photographer's Mind. We offer the show in the form of a video and audio podcast, and we aim to bring you the very best in photography conversations.
Another core aim is to have the most diverse group of guests to show people all voices and perspectives within the photo industry. It's been a pleasure putting together the first batch of episodes. In this piece, we reflect on some of the highlights. . thephoblographer.com
coming up to my fourth year writing for The Phoblographer. I've been nothing short of amazed at the standard of photography that's gone to digital print throughout that time. It seems each year outdoes the last, with photographers constantly improving on the work from the year before.
Creating a photography project is a rewarding process. You get to dig deeper into the world's most important stories and educate yourself in the process. But a photography project, especially those that involve societies and cultures, is a delicate talking point.
On this week's episode of Inside The Photographer's Mind, documentary photographer Vanessa Charlot joins us on the show. Born and based in Miami, Vanessa Charlot has been commissioned by prominent publications such as The New York Times, Rolling Stone, and Vogue.