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In this video Todd Hido discusses his process and practice with his Leica Cameras, the importance of printing your photographs, and how to photograph like a documentarian but print like a painter.

Photography is not just an artistic endeavor but a powerful tool that can help individuals navigate personal struggles, especially during times of mental stress. In the video, Paul Hutson's journey illustrates how portrait photography became an essential part of his life, helping him manage anxiety, uncertainty, and even depression. This video explores the ways photography serves as a therapeutic outlet and a means to establish deep, meaningful connections with others.

In the realm of photography, few names resonate with the same level of prestige as Albert Watson. Renowned for his iconic portraits, striking landscapes, and innovative techniques, Watson has left an indelible mark on the world of fine art photography. In this interview, THE PHOTOGALLERY delve into Watson's journey, exploring his inspirations, creative process, and the enduring power of photography.

Ever wondered what it takes to capture stunning photos of A-list celebrities? In this captivating video, Jeff Garlin, a renowned comedian, actor and photographer, unveils the secrets behind his Hollywood celebrity photography. Garlin generously shares his preferred gear, technical expertise, and creative approach, offering valuable insights for aspiring photographers of all levels.

Wex met up with world-renowned photographer Steve McCurry in Pennsylvania to talk about his incredible adventures and the lifetime of work he has created. McCurry talks to us about whether an image can truly change the world. His iconic imagery has been seen all over the globe. Spanning across conflict, ancient traditions and culture, his work always retains a human element.

The allure of Netflix productions extends far beyond captivating storylines and stellar performances. A key element contributing to their signature aesthetic is the sophisticated and visually striking interview format. Let's delve into the key techniques often employed to achieve that signature Netflix interview look.

This video is a visit to Todd Hido's house in Oakland, CA to discuss his latest photography project "The End Sends Advance Warning". In an exclusive interview, Todd Hiddo invites us into his world, where the interplay of light, atmosphere, and personal history shapes his artistic vision.

"For me, all photography begins with light," Hiddo explains. "The quality of light sets the stage, dictates the mood, and breathes life into the image. I'm drawn to soft, atmospheric conditions—cloudy days, snowy landscapes, and the enigmatic embrace of fog."

Interview lighting is one of the most important skill sets for cinematographers. Whether they are shooting commercials, documentaries, or testimonials, they need to know how to light their subjects in a way that enhances their story and showcases their personality.

In this blog post, we’re going to share with you some tips and tricks on how to light an interview like a pro, based on a recent job done by Robert from Machado Visuals. He’ll show us how he used a modified book light as his key light, how he balanced the ambient light from the location, and how he added some interest and depth to the background.

Dan Winters, National Geographic photographer has won over one hundred national and international awards. In this exclusive interview, he shares what he has learned during the course of his photographic career.

Learn how to film a simple two person interview. The lighting can be more complicated than you might think.

“You are probably going to fail, so unless you are obsessed, almost like a disease, you are not going to make it.” Legendary Martin Parr, regarded as the most crucial figure in contemporary British photography, offers advice to young photographers.

Do you need inspiration?, then follow Behind the Brand. Today, Bryan Elliott interviews Celeb Photographer Jeff Lipsky, one of our favorites portrait photographers.

“Considered the Andy Warhol of his generation, Tyler Shields has produced images that play with notions of the gaze, power structures, hyper-realism, iconoclastic-tendencies, and cinematographic practice, but his Mouthful series of works are among his best known” – Sotheby’s

When you set up to shoot an interview, the angles and frames you choose can make or break the video. In this post, we will go over ten different angles that you can use when shooting interviews. You can think of it as a personal cheat sheet for interviews. Some of the ideas are for your A-camera, and some are for B-cam

Hollywood’s favorite photographer: Tyler Shields

Tyler Shields is former professional inline skater, photographer, screenwriter, and director. Recognized as “Hollywood’s favorite photographer,” Tyler creates stunning contemporary works featuring many prominent celebrities such as Lindsey Lohan, Nathan Fillion, Emma Roberts, and many others.

Documentary Photographer Daniel Milnor Answers Your Questions on Photography, Lens, and More

Daniel Milnor is back to answer more of your questions! Whether it's about lens, the photography business, working with people or anything else photography related, Milnor has an answer!

In this video you will learn How to film a Cinematic Interview with Rembrandt Lighting. This is Daniel Sanchez´s favorite setup as it allows him to have the perfect balance between highlights and shadows. If you are looking to level up your visuals, this setup will do the trick.

Joe McNally's Tips for Creativity as a Photographer

Internationally acclaimed photographer Joe McNally is back! In this interview, he discusses important aspects of creativity for photographers, shares how he has overcome obstacles in his creative journey and gives advice for becoming a better photographer.

Tips on Travel Photography from National Geographic Photographer Bob Holmes

Bob Holmes is back with tips on travel photography, from how to get around the world to take your traveling photos, what to expect when taking those photos and stories of his recent trip to Spain and the images he made there.

Joe McNally is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning photographer. He has captured cover stories and features for the National Geographic, LIFE, and Sports Illustrated.