The September 2021 Podcast
Lots of changes to the Podcast for this month including a change in hosting. All feeds have been changed to reflect the changes but the jellycast raw feed has been retired and no longer functions. Please use the FeedBurner feed listed in the menu and on this page.
Joy Division: Photographer Kevin Cummins on capturing the post-punk icons HERE
Close-up of gull’s eye in Shetland wins ecology photography prize HERE
‘All I can hear is a cacophony of screaming girls’ – photographing the Beatles and Stones HERE
BBC In Pictures page HERE
The August 2021 Podcast
Scenes From the 2020 Olympics held in Tokyo HERE
America’s longest war: 20 years of missteps in Afghanistan HERE
The iconic photo from the evacuation from Kabul airport. Over 600 Afghans cram into a U.S. cargo plane in a desperate flight from Kabul. HERE
BONUS
These links were mentioned in the June/July podcast but I’ll mention them again as Danish’s photography speaks for itself.
Afghan commandos battle Taliban insurgents. Photos by REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui HERE
Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui killed covering clash between Afghan forces, Taliban HERE
Reuters photographer Danish Siddiqui captured the people behind the story. HERE
Bonus Podcast III: Sea, Sky, Sand and Street – Final Mooring
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the book release of Sea, Sky, Sand and Street, three bonus podcasts will be released looking at six of my favourite images from the iPhone photography project.
The third and final podcast talks about the images ‘final mooring – Brancaster Staithe‘ and ‘Brancaster Beach‘ and ‘Crabbers at Wells next the Sea‘. All the images can be seen above.
More details about Sea, Sky, Sand and street can be found at
https://www.richardflintphoto.com/featured-photography-sea-sky-sand-street/
The Norfolk Project mentioned in the podcast can be found at
https://www.richardflintphoto.com/portfolio/norfolk-project/
Caught by the Tide, another photography book mentioned in the podcast can be found at https://www.richardflintphoto.com/photobooks/caught-by-the-tide/
The Sea, Sky, Sand and Street photobook can be purchased at
https://www.blurb.co.uk/b/2432334-sea-sky-sand-and-street
Bonus Podcast II: Sea, Sky, Sand and Street – Fishing boat at Sheringham
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the book release of Sea, Sky, Sand and Street, three bonus podcasts will be released looking at six of my favourite images from the iPhone photography project.
The second podcast talks about the images ‘fishing boat at Sheringham‘ and ‘Abandoned Bicycle at Burnham Overy Staithe‘ seen above.
Bonus Podcast: Sea, Sky, Sand and Street – Mother and Son
To celebrate the tenth anniversary of the book release of Sea, Sky, Sand and Street, three bonus podcasts will be released looking at six of my favourite images from the iPhone photography project.
The first podcast talks about the image ‘Mother and Son‘ seen above.
The June/July 2021 Podcast
Afghan commandos battle Taliban insurgents. Photos by REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui HERE
Reuters journalist Danish Siddiqui killed covering clash between Afghan forces, Taliban HERE
Reuters photographer Danish Siddiqui captured the people behind the story. HERE
Scenes From the 2021 Tour de France HERE
Scenes From California’s Sugar Fire HERE
A fast-moving forest fire that began after three days of record-breaking temperatures has destroyed most of the small western Canadian town of Lytton, British Columbia. HERE
The April/May 2021 Podcast
No photography links mentioned in this podcast.
The February/March 2021 Podcast
British photographer Daniel Freeman travelled more than 25,000 miles (40,000km) across the US to capture scenes of small towns lit only by streetlights, shop fronts and moonlight. HERE
Behind The Image: An English Sunny Afternoon
Ian Berry tells the story behind one of his most well-loved shots from his series exploring English life HERE
An interest in Tsarist Russia eventually led Roger George Clark to visit Kronstadt, the island fortress and base of the Russian Baltic Fleet back in September 1990. HERE
The Memory Hunters. Reuniting and repairing the family photography swept away during the 2011 Tsunami in Japan. HERE
BONUS LINK
Peter Dench’s photography HERE
The January 2021 Podcast
Michael Bennett looks back on his seaside photographs, buried away and forgotten for nearly 40 years, that caused a stir before their first exhibition. North Wales seaside photos resurface after 40 years HERE
Grace Robertson, who has died aged 90, documented everyday life for Picture Post at a time when photojournalism was dominated by men. Her pioneering work captured a nation at work, at play – and in the delivery room HERE
Winners of the 2021 Underwater Photographer of the Year Contest HERE
Bonus January Podcast – Chris Killip
The photographer Chris Killip died in October 2020 at the age of 74. His ground-breaking photography book ‘In Flagrante’, published in 1988, documented the deindustrialisation of the north east of England. Using landscapes and portraits shot using a large format 4×5 camera, the images show the cost of the deindustrialisation process on the landscape and people.
The photography became an icon of British documentary photography that has remained highly influential to photographers.
In the podcast I mention about not seeing anything from the BBC News. Sadly I did find a post tucked away in the Isle of Man local news section of the website that barely mentioned his In Flagrante work. HERE
Chris Killip, hard-hitting photographer of Britain’s working class, dies aged 74 HERE
The Tate Gallery| Chris Killip HERE
British photographer Chris Killip remembered after battle with cancer HERE
Now Then: Chris Killip and the Making of In Flagrante HERE
The Darker Skies Photography Blog 