The December 2018 Podcast
Beyond the Myth of the War Photographer. HERE
The photography of Masha Ivashintsova: http://mashaivashintsova.com/
The environmental and social issues photography of Lu Guang HERE
BONUS November 2018 Podcast
Amazon: The Photographic Memory: Press Photography – Twelve Insights HERE
The remote UK community living off-grid. HERE
BBC iPlayer (UK only) Written and directed by Peter Watkins, The War Game is a drama-documentary made in 1965 depicting the consequences of a nuclear attack on Britain. The terrible aftermath of a nuclear bomb in Kent is portrayed in the style of a news programme.
The November 2018 Podcast
Living Beneath the Ground in an Australian Desert HERE
The remote UK community living off-grid. HERE
BBC iPlayer (UK only) Written and directed by Peter Watkins, The War Game is a drama-documentary made in 1965 depicting the consequences of a nuclear attack on Britain. The terrible aftermath of a nuclear bomb in Kent is portrayed in the style of a news programme. . HERE
The October 2018 Podcast
Roman Vishniac: Jewish photographer between World Wars HERE
Jane Bown: Observer archive – Gypsies in Hampshire, 14 October 1956. HERE
Magnum: The Troubles: Capturing the Conflict HERE
BONUS LINKS: ROMAN VISHNIAC
ICP: The Roman Vishniac Collection. HERE
Terror in focus: the Jewish photographer who captured the rise of Nazism HERE
Roman Vishniac Biography: HERE
The September 2018 Podcast
Cloudflare: Offering CDN, DNS, DDoS protection and security HERE
Sparks Fly on F1 Racetracks. HERE
Wayne Miller: A Human Touch. Looking back on the life and work of the acclaimed documentary photographer and one of Magnum’s former Presidents on the centenary of his birth HERE
Dickey Chapelle : Inside the Daring Life of a Forgotten Female War Photographer. HERE
Brexit worries from the Irish border – a photo essay HERE
The August 2018 Podcast
Magnum’s Martin Parr – Fishing for a Future After Brexit HERE
Werner Bischof: The Boy from Roermond. HERE
Le Mow: the 12-hour lawnmower race – in pictures HERE
Ships and wrecks: the UK’s best coastal photography – in pictures. HERE
Shutterbugs, Pixel Peepers and Others Who Annoy Me HERE
The July 2018 Podcast
The Tour de France at its most beautiful HERE
This is how Washington, England, feels about President Trump’s UK visit. Photographs by Mary Turner/Panos for CNN. HERE
New Brighton revisited – three decades in pictures | A group show brings together for the first time the New Brighton pictures of internationally renowned British photographers Martin Parr, Ken Grant and Tom Wood. HERE
When his career began in the 1950s, Latif Al Ani captured scenes of Iraqi life in a more innocent times. HERE
The June 2018 Podcast
Photographer Tish Murtha documented her community in industrial England HERE
10 photographers, including David Bailey and Paul Reas, to document the life and landscape of the South Wales valleys during a time of great change. HERE
Rohingya Refugees Earning a Meager Wage in the Fishing Industry. HERE
Photos: Fans of the 2018 World Cup – 40 colorful and emotional shots of supporters in Russia (and back home) cheering on their national teams, and feeling their wins and losses. HERE
The May 2018 Podcast
A Changing Way of Life For Mongolia’s Dukha Reindeer Herders – 23 photos from the taiga and steppe in north central Mongolia by Reuters photographer Thomas Peter HERE
Photo Updates From Kilauea: The Lava Meets the Sea – 30 amazing images from the past week of volcanic activity on Hawaii’s Big Island. HERE
A gambler’s look at gamblers. A decade long look at the world of gambling through the lens of Martin Amis. HERE
It’s not widely known that before Stanley Kubrick made films, he photographed 1940s New York as a staff photographer for Look magazine. A new book from Taschen and exhibition looks at his early work. HERE
The April 2018 Podcast
Chris Steele Perkin’s A Sense of Community: Wolverhampton in the 1970s HERE
For more background detail behind Chris Steele Perkin’s photography click here HERE
Helen Levitt’s Street Dramas: Black-and-white photographs between 1934 and 1946, mostly in working class neighborhoods of New York City. HERE
The winners of the professional category of the 2018 Sony World Photography Awards have been announced, with British artist Alys Tomlinson named as Photographer of the Year for her arresting series on pilgrimages. HERE
Podcast Special: RFP Podcast: Photobook: Northumberland by J C Tordai
The first in a series of special podcasts looking at a photography book taken from Richard Flint’s bookshelf. The first book in this series is the documentary photography book Northumberland by J C Tordai, published in 1993, and a book that has been a big influence on Richard’s photography over the past twenty years.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Northumberland-Photographers-Britain-J-C-Tordai/dp/0750901004
The March 2018 Podcast
Photographer Ron Haeberle was at My Lai when American troops killed hundreds of Vietnamese civilians. 50 years after the atrocity, he talks with FOTO about his pictures that changed the course of the Vietnam War. HERE
Oh Jonny boy: mid-20th century Ireland in glorious technicolour HERE
Surfing Norway in Sub-Zero Temperatures – 30 images fom AFP photographer Olivier Morin who recently spent several days on the beautiful beaches of Norway’s Lofoten Islands, with a group of hardy surfers. HERE
The February 2018 Podcast
The vanished East End of London. David Granick’s shots from the 1960s and 70s capture a fading world HERE
The photos that changed America: celebrating the work of Lewis Hine HERE
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