Photographer Interviews
Photographer Interview: Nina Pak Of Vancouver BC & Phoenix AZ
Q: Where is your favorite place to live and work as a photographer in the World and why? A: I don't have a favorite. I find beauty in each place where I am. I lived in the desert of Arizona for 23 years. Now I am in the Northwest, it has a different beauty... I have ...
Photographer Interview: Frank Vigil Of Las Vegas, NV
Q: When did you decide to become a photographer? A: I was five years old when I “found” (read: stole) my older brother’s Kodak Brownie Camera. I had no concept of film, but I did shoot up an entire roll. Of course, I got beat up for it, but I knew then, I loved ...
Photographer Interview: Nathan Pigram Of Lake Macquarie, NSW Australia
Q: Do you like to talk about yourself or your pictures? If yes, about what aspects of photography? If no, why? A: I don’t mind talking about myself or my career but it’s not something I will bring up in conversation myself, these days when it comes to talking about photography it’s always related to my ...
Photographer Interview: Rikki D. Of Bern, Switzerland
Q: What is your most favorite and least favorite word in photography or life? How do they make you feel? A: Action is my most favorite and boring my least favorite. i think the words explain themselves. Q: How does your personality change when you look through the camera? A: i'm stronger. i feel me good behind the ...
Photographer Interview: Mikka Rosen Of Dekalb, Illinois
Q: Do you like to talk about yourself or your pictures? If yes, about what aspects of photography? If no, why? A: Yes- I like discussing with others how I come up with some of the ideas that I create. It's much harder than it looks to sum. I have only been photographing models for 2 ...
Photographer Interview: Kiley Lloyd Of Shawnee, OK
Q: Can you recall the first photo you took that made you go WOW!? A: Yes I remember the first time I said wow was a picture of a catholic church with the sun the the left in the corner I was just amazed that I took a great photo Q: Do you have any formal training ...
Photographer Interview With Brandon Keith Osborn
Q: What has been the most surprising or most predictable reaction to your photographs? A: some one I hold in high regard in the image making business once said I will one day get in trouble for making pictures. I like that idea Q: Tell a little secret about yourself that no-one knows ... A: I don't know ...
Interview With Avant-Garde Photographer Emily Perez Of Los Angeles
Q: Do you have any formal training regarding photography? A: I did not. I took a online course for the sake of making sure I didn't make a fool of myself once shooting celebs whom have seen hundreds of set ups by more established photographers. I didn't want to get "the look" and doubt that I ...
Photographer Interview: Julie Doolittle Of Santa Fe, NM
Q: What does photography mean to you? A: It is an expression, an art form, a way of speaking to every person with a simple frame captured at the right moment. Q: Can you recall the first photo you took that made you go WOW!? A: I took a photo at Christmas time downtown of a shop window...breathtaking! Q: ...
Interview With Conceptual Photographer Kelly Balch Of Camarillo, CA
Q: What has been the single biggest obstacle against growing as a photographer in whole? A: Not being able to advertise my work. I am the type of person that doesn't like talking about myself. Ha, ironically, I am in a business where I need to advertise myself and work. I have grown into getter better ...
Photographer Interview: Samer Almadani Of Chicago, IL
Q: When did you decide to become a photographer? A: I had studied medical for years thinking that is what I wanted to do. One day I was dissecting a pig fetus and realized that was definitely not what I wanted to be doing. I had always lived for three things; photography, music and travel. So, ...
Photographer Interview: Ricky Kluge Of Chicago, Illinois
Q: Who are your influences? A: Mainly Autumn de Wilde, but I don't have anymore names off the top of my head. I try to not get too influenced from other photographers and would rather observe people and cultures to help produce a photograph. I feel it's more pure that way. Q: How do you ...
Photographer Interview: Charles Martin Of New York City
Q: Define the word "beauty"! A: Not entirely ugly. Q: Who are your influences? A: Jazz music, in particular Miles Davis: the need to change. All photography: museums, galleries, posters, post cards, magazines, album covers (from the vinyl days). Films. Design. Architecture. Sculpture. Sketches. Painting. Conversations with photographers. Q: Do you like to talk about yourself or your ...
Entrevista a la fotografa: Carolina Camarena. De Monterrey, Nuevo León, México
Q: When did you decide to become a photographer? A: Cuando comencé a estudiar mi carrera de Artes Visuales, siempre me ha llamado la atención lo visual, el cine sus imagenes. me hipnotizan, encontré en la fotografía la herramienta perfecta. Q: What does photography mean to you? A: YO, Mis fantasias, mis sueños me encanta crear mundos, y ...
Interview With British Photographer Lilymae McLean Of Ipswich
Q: Tell your funniest, scariest, most bizarre, most touching story from a photo shoot! A: I had arranged this shoot over model mayhem with this local model, and I messaged her what to bring, what time to meet etc. She picked me up and we were almost half way to our location, and I saw she ...
Photographer Interview With Scott M. Boden Of Toledo, Ohio
Q: Define the word "beauty"! A: Beauty can have many definitions depending on what your asking. Beauty is a sunset on a calm lake with wonderful colors of orange and red and purple. A slight hint of blackness in the dense clouds, or a panorama of a mountain range in HDR. It could be a skinny ...
Photographer Interview: Carolina Camarena Of Nuevo León, Mexico
Q: How does your personality change when you look through the camera? A: My behave is totally different, I'm usually an introvert person, and when I start to take photos a feel very energetic and bossy. LOL Q: How do you feel about missed shots which cannot be recreated? A: Awful, because I use film camera beside ...
Photographer Interview With Hanna Of LA Sadistasisters
Q: Where is your favorite place to live and work as a photographer in the World and why? A: Italy, straight up, Italy. It was the reason my step dad bought me my camera. I was going to Europe for 2 weeks as a graduation present from my grandma. I had so much fun out there, ...
Interview With German People Photographer Gary Busch
Q: Where is your favorite place to live and work as a photographer in the World and why? A: At the moment? Just here where I am. I would like to do some trips to other countries for a photo book. But I'm happy here at the moment. Just Canada would be very interesting for me, ...
Photographer Interview With Paula Bannerman “DC artist”
Q: Who are your influences? A: My father, he's an artist. He drew amazing still football athletic action shots. My art teachers who knew to just give me the supplies and let me do what comes natural. Andy Warhol, he was truly one who worked hard to get somewhere. Q: What is your favorite image, either your ...
Professional Photographer Interview With Eivind Røhne Of Norway
My name is Eivind Røhne, and I’m a professional fashion, people, portrait and wedding photographer. I do editorial and commercial assignments for clients both in Norway and across the world. Q: What does photography mean to you? A: Quite a lot. Photography is my passion, and I love making things that I know other people will be ...
Photographer Interview: David Cartwright And Cassie Robinson
Q: Where is your favorite place to live and work as a photographer in the World and why? A: in the solitude of the mountains of the great state of West Virginia, there is a very creative arts culture there and the natural environment is astoundingly beautiful the wild life is diverse and abundant and the ...
Fun Photographer Interview With Samantha Kempf
Q: Where is your favorite place to live and work as a photographer in the World and why? A: I think it would be up in the North-Eastern United States where the woods change colors and the mountains get misty. Q: Define the word "beauty"! A: It's in the eye of the beholder; hopefully a good photographer has ...
Fun Interview With Missouri Photographer Laura Stilson
Q: Do you ever have photographer's block and if yes how do you deal with it? A: yes, and my cure is to show up and start clicking within moments my state of unmotivation disappears and I will see my client turn some way or something will pop in my head, then I am wrapped up ...
Interview With Portugese Photographer José Borges
Q: Where is your favorite place to live and work as a photographer in the World and why? A: Azores in Portugal is my place, especially S. Miguel Island, because have all for nature photographers, Beautiful lakes, waterfalls, it has even a live volcano, so beautiful that is hard to describe, you have to be ...
