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Talking Frames

Welcome to Talking Frames, the podcast where art and photography come to life through stories, inspiration, and creativity of photographersListen to each candid conversation in each episode that dives into the journeys, techniques, and passions that shape their work, offering a glimpse into their creative process and the stories behind the frames that define their work Follow Tim Bingham on instagram @_timbingham_ or @talkingframes_podcast

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23 Laura Pannack Exploring Empathy and Connection in...

Talking Frames ·

2025/10/31

Laura Pannack is an award-winning British photographer known for her intimate portraiture. Her work explores themes of youth, vulnerability, and connection, blending fine art and psychology to create intimate visual stories. Recognised by Leica Society International , the Sony World Photography Awards, World Press Photo, and the British Journal of Photography, Laura’s long-term projects, including The Journey Home from School and Separation, reveal her unique ability to capture trust and

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22 Chris Harrison Design, Patience, and the Art of...

Talking Frames ·

2025/10/17

Chris Harrison, a talented photographer and designer based in Brighton, UK. Chris's creative practice seamlessly bridges the realms of street photography, visual storytellingChris’s street work often focuses on Brighton’s seafront and off-season atmosphere, capturing moments of absurdity, solitude, and human quirkiness. His philosophy is rooted in patience and observation: waiting for a scene to unfold rather than chasing it. He has described his process as “finding interest in the ordinary,”

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Brad Jones Street Photography Through the Lens of...

Talking Frames ·

2025/10/03

Brad Jones brings a rare perspective to street photography, shaped by his background in illustration, studio work, and forensic photography. With a painter’s eye, Brad uses the classic principles to transform everyday life into visually striking compositions. Instead of chasing fleeting moments, he finds evocative spaces and patiently waits for life to unfold—allowing the street itself to tell the story. For Brad, street photography carries an ethical responsibility. He avoids images that might

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52:51

20 - Dawn Eagleton Street Photography and Capturing...

Talking Frames ·

2025/09/19

Dawn Eagleton is a renowned British street photographer, celebrated for her vivid portraits that reveal people in genuine, unscripted moments. Her photography has achieved international acclaim, with exhibitions in New York, Rome, London, and Singapore. Through her technical expertise and perceptive eye, Dawn continues to leave a lasting impression on the street photography community by showcasing the extraordinary within everyday life.In this episode, Dawn recounts her entry into the world of

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19 - Mark Davidson Behind the Lens Street Photography...

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2025/09/05

Mark Davidson is a Melbourne-based street photographer whose work is defined by his sharp eye for bold light, fleeting moments, and the quiet poetry of urban life. His photographs transform everyday streets into striking visual stories that reveal the pulse, rhythm, and beauty of the city. On top of all this, he co-hosts the Street Life podcast, where he chats with other photographers about their journeyMark’s vision has earned him wide recognition—he was named Australasia’s Top Emerging

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01:06:25

Alys Tomlinson on Tradition, Identity and Portrait...

Talking Frames ·

2025/08/22

Alys Tomlinson is a British photographer renowned for her evocative black-and-white imagery. Her acclaimed series Ex-Voto explored Christian pilgrimage sites in France, Ireland, and Poland, documenting the intimate rituals and offerings of pilgrims. Among these portraits, one of the most striking was of Mother Vera, a young nun at Grabarka, Poland. This photograph became central to Alys’s work, inspiring her to delve deeper into Vera’s story. Her subsequent work, Lost Summer, portrays young people

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53:05

Renzo Grande The Power of Photography in Storytelling...

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2025/08/08

Renzo Grande is a Peruvian-born documentary photographer and visual storyteller based in New York City. His journey into photography began as a personal therapeutic endeavor,This practice not only helped him process his feelings but also ignited a passion for capturing authentic human experiences. Over time, Renzo's focus shifted towards documentary and humanitarian photography, emphasizing genuine connections and the raw essence of human life.Renzo's work is characterized by a deep

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01:04:42

Soulla Petrou Documenting the Golden Era of UK Music...

Talking Frames ·

2025/07/25

Soulla Petrou is a renowned British photographer whose work has defined key moments in music and youth culture from the mid-1990s to the late 2000s. Her photographic journey began at the age of ten, sparked by a gift of a Polaroid camera. Inspired by cinematic storytellers like Roman Polanski and David Lynch, Soulla developed a unique visual style that blends narrative depth with raw authenticity.Soulla transitioned into music photography through her early work with Touch magazine, capturing

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01:12:23

Carolyn Mendelsohn Exploring Identity & Creativity...

Talking Frames ·

2025/07/11

Carolyn Mendelsohn is a celebrated English portrait photographer and filmmaker, renowned for her deeply empathetic, co‑produced approach to storytelling through images.Carolyns work transcends visual beauty: it’s about connection, agency, and the co-creation of narratives with her subjects. Her portraits don’t just freeze moments—they invite viewers into a shared space of honesty, vulnerability and empowerment, shaped collaboratively from the very first conversation. Her acclaimed projects, such as

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01:21:34

Nina Welch - Kling Through the Lens and Evolving...

Talking Frames ·

2025/06/27

Nina Welch-Kling, an innovative street photographer whose work has captivated audiences around the world. With a background in fine art and architecture, Nina brings a unique perspective to photography, blending her eye for patterns and structure with an instinct for capturing the raw, unfiltered moments of life.Nina has honed an intuitive eye for capturing the poetry of everyday life—wandering city streets, observing light and gesture, and distilling these fleeting moments into striking

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01:24:22

Chloe Juno The Art of Storytelling in Documentary...

Talking Frames ·

2025/06/13

Chloe Juno is a Brighton‑based British documentary photographer, visual artist, creative consultant, curator, and photo editor with over 15 years’ experience in the industryShe has worked with major clients like Thomson Reuters, The Sunday Times, 8 Magazine, and has led workshops at respected institutions including the Royal Festival Hall and Plymouth City Museum Her photography is part of the permanent collection at Plymouth Museum. Chloe’s photography intersects art and social

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01:17:05

John Bolloten: Trust, Vulnerability, and the Art of...

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2025/05/30

John Bolloten is a British documentary photographer based in Bradford, UK, renowned for his unflinching and empathetic portrayal of marginalized communities and subcultures.Since picking up a camera , John has immersed himself in the lives of those often overlooked— drug users the homeless, underground fighters, and subcultures that thrive in the shadows. His seminal works, such as Nothing To See Here and Love Story, offer raw, intimate glimpses into the struggles and resilience of individuals

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01:14:39

Neil Buchan-Grant Mastering Travel and Portrait...

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2025/05/16

Neil Buchan-Grant is a distinguished Scottish Photographer now living in the Cotswolds in England He specialises in travel, portraiture, and unit stills photography. Renowned for his compelling travel imagery, he has collaborated with esteemed brands such as Insight Guides and KUONI, leading international photo tours to destinations like Vietnam, India, and Italy.Recognised for his excellence, Neil was awarded British Travel Press Photographer of the Year. As an Olympus Cameras Visionary, he

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01:18:57

Daniel Sackheim: Bridging Film and Photography...

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2025/05/02

Daniel Sackheim, a photographer and filmmaker, is a talented visual artist with a focus on storytelling through both film and photography. While he is best known for his career in television and film production, he has also made significant contributions to the world of photography.As a filmmaker, he has directed and produced a variety of notable projects, including working on critically acclaimed shows such as The X-Files, Game of Thrones, The Leftovers, and House of Cards. In addition to his

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01:06:00

France Leclerc Building Trust Through the Lens Street...

Talking Frames ·

2025/04/18

France leclerc is an independent photographer originally from Quebec, Canada, now residing in Chicago. She has travelled extensively to document people's lives in diverse and often remote settings.Her photography centers on themes such as vanishing cultures, gender, and social inequality. The work is deeply rooted in exploring different cultures and communities, emphasizing the importance of building trust and capturing authentic moments. The conversation explored the challenges and ethics

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Rammy Narula Mastering Creativity in Street Photography

Talking Frames ·

2025/04/04

Rammy Narula is a Bangkok-based street photographer renowned for his captivating images that capture raw, unfiltered moments of urban life.His work is characterized by a keen eye for small gestures and moments, not just of people but also of objects, animals, light, and colour. This approach allows him to capture scenes that are both interesting and surreal, offering viewers a fresh perspective on everyday life Rammy's contributions to the field have been recognized by Fujifilm, where he is

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01:03:39

Dublin Street Photography Festival 2025

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2025/03/26

The Dublin Street Photography Festival 2025 has evolved significantly in its second year, now featuring a condensed but expanded program over three days in May. The festival showcases 270+ photographs, including outdoor exhibitions running for four weeks at Charlemount Square. Notable speakers include Martin Parr as the keynote, alongside other prominent photographers such as Dougie Wallace, Rami Narula, and Melissa O’ Shaughnessy. The event offers a mix of free and paid photo walks, multiple

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01:03:39

Stephen Leslie Mastering Street Photography Humor,...

Talking Frames ·

2025/03/21

Stephen is a London-based writer, filmmaker, and street photographer known for his candid and humorous approach to capturing everyday life. Over the past two decades, he has developed a distinctive style that combines spontaneous street photography with imaginative storytelling.Additionally, Stephen runs a YouTube series titled "Show & Tell," where he provides detailed and often humorous commentary on his favorite photographs. Through his multifaceted career, Stephen Leslie has established

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01:04:07

Launch of Where The Streets Lead anthology of street...

Talking Frames ·

2025/03/12

In this episode Tim Bingham is speaking with Ashley Riffo and Bob Paterson who are the team behind team Street Photography MagazineWhere the Streets Lead, an anthology showcasing diverse street photography. The book emphasizes the importance of printed work and encourages photographers to find inspiration in their surroundings. The creation process involved months of selecting and sequencing images, working closely with printers, and refining the final product. Purchase book They also examined the

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Betty Goh Abstract Street Photography the Inspiring...

Talking Frames ·

2025/03/07

Betty Goh is a street photographer based in Singapore. Her work is known for its abstract and contemporary style, often capturing the urban landscape through unique perspectives. Betty's photography focuses on elements like colors, reflections, shadows, silhouettes, and lines, transforming ordinary streets into extraordinary visual poetryKnown for creating introspective, multi-layered images that emphasize contrast, emotion, and reflections. Her work often explores themes of resilience, loneliness,

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