Today’s guest is Ada Trillo a queer, first-generation Mexican-American artist who merges documentary and fine art in her photography. Growing up on the border between Juarez, Mexico, and El Paso, Texas, inspired her to explore national and metaphorical borders of inequality in her work. She focuses on walls of inclusion and exclusion, such as those … Continue reading "Episode 106: Ada Trillo (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 106: Ada Trillo (Documentary Photography) first...

 Conservation photographer and Filmmaker, Kristi Odom, has worked in some of the earth’s most remote locations to help document stories that will help protect our planet’s biodiversity. She is an internationally awarded photographer, an associate fellow of the International League of Conservation Photographers, a Nikon Ambassador and a motivational speaker. She believes strongly in the … Continue reading "Episode 105: Kristi Odom (Conservation Photographer)" The post Episode 105: Kristi...

Wendel White. Photo Credit: Carmela Cólon-White   Newark, New Jersey native Wendel White has made significant accomplishments both in and out of his home state. As a documentary photographer whose primary focus is the Black experience in the United States, White’s captivating work has been displayed in locations as varied as the New Jersey State Museum, … Continue reading "Episode 104: Wendel White (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 104: Wendel White (Documentary Photography)...

Phillip Toledano. Source: LensCulture A self-described conceptual artist, Phillip Toledano is an acclaimed creative known for work spanning a variety of mediums that include photography, videography, sculpture, and painting. With poignant photo projects including “When I Was Six” and “Days With My Father,” Toledano has proven his unique ability to convey deep understanding of complex … Continue reading "Episode 103: Phillip Toledano (AI and Art Photography)" The post Episode 103: Phillip...

Kaitlin Newman. Photo Credit Baltimore native Kaitlin Newman is a multifaceted photojournalist whose work in the field began at 16 years old on her high school’s newspaper staff. Since earning both a Bachelor’s and Master’s of Science in Journalism from Towson University, Newman’s photojournalistic career has developed to span sports, entertainment, and protest photography as … Continue reading "Episode 102: Kaitlin Newman (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 102: Kaitlin Newman...

Carey Wagner. Photo Credit: Steve Remich New York City-based Carey Wagner is a documentary photographer that recently became the President of the National Press Photographers Association (NPPA), an organization she has been involved with since 2001. Wagner is also a two-time International Reporting Project Fellow for her work in The New York Times and PRI’s … Continue reading "Episode 101: Carey Wagner (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 101: Carey Wagner (Documentary Photography)...

Eugene Richards. Photo Credit: Jocelyn Bain Hogg. Our 100th Episode! This is the first of our Masters Episodes in which we will speak with the giants, masters of their craft, the inspirations, mentors and great ones. In celebration, our 100th episode is a conversation with the great Eugene Richards, truly a master of his craft. … Continue reading "Episode 100: Eugene Richards (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 100: Eugene Richards (Documentary Photography) first appeared on A...

Tamir Kalifa (image credit) Throughout his extensive photographic career that now spans over a decade, Tamir Kalifa has captured a variety of significant events within the nation in beyond. Dealing with subject matters such as the impacts of violence and political happenings, Kalifa’s work often appears in acclaimed publications like The New York Times and … Continue reading "Episode 99: Tamir Kalifa (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 99: Tamir Kalifa (Documentary Photography)...

Darius Himes and Mary Virginia Swanson. (Credit: Esha Chiocchio) Mary Virginia Swanson is an acclaimed photographer whose endeavors within the field expand to education and entrepreneurship. After earning her MFA in Photography from Arizona State University in 1979, Swanson held photography-centric roles in both California and New York City. In 1990, however, Swanson returned to … Continue reading "Episode 98: Mary Virginia Swanson (Editors and Publishing)" The post Episode 98: Mary...

Greta Pratt joins the podcast this week to discuss her work, which explores themes of American patriotism, colonialism, myth, and identity as well as memory and climate change. Having had solo exhibitions as recent as 2021 at the Andrews Gallery at The College of William & Mary in addition to her first in 1994 at … Continue reading "Episode 97: Greta Pratt (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 97: Greta Pratt (Documentary Photography) first appeared on A Photojournalism Podcast...

Not just the second amateur photographer to grace the cover of Time magazine with his photo of the Baltimore Uprising in 2015, Devin Allen has TWICE made the cover!  An outstanding street photographer, Devin has also embraced painting and sculpture.  His new multi-media exhibit “A Piece of Me Died With You” reflects on the losses … Continue reading "Episode 96: Devin Allen (Street Photography)" The post Episode 96: Devin Allen (Street Photography) first appeared on A Photojournalism...

ARCHIVE EPISODE: As a part of the United States Air Force, photojournalist Kenny Holston shares his experience capturing scenes during his numerous military assignments throughout the years in this episode. Having been stationed across the globe in countries including Afghanistan, Germany, and the United States has given Holston a breadth of photographic backdrops, resulting in … Continue reading "Episode 4: SSgt. Kenny Holston (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 4: SSgt. Kenny...

Jeffrey Henson Scales has led an amazing life, from photographing the Black Panthers at age 14 to managing Minnie Ripperton, posing for Playgirl, co-founding the LA Weekly, and so much more. Currently teaching at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, and working as the Photography Editor for the New York Times Opinion Section, as well … Continue reading "Episode 95: Jeffrey Henson Scales (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 95: Jeffrey Henson Scales (Documentary Photography) first appeared...

ARCHIVE EPISODE: With a longtime passion for photography, photojournalist Michael A. McCoy has had the opportunity to capture a variety of scenes and settings throughout his life. Having had clients like The Washington Post and Google, McCoy’s extensive experience in the photography field has evidently proven to be an asset to various media outlets. Much … Continue reading "Episode 31: Michael A. McCoy (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 31: Michael A. McCoy (Documentary...

ARCHIVE EPISODE: Webster Phillips is part of a lineage of great photographers, his father Irving Henry Webster Philips Jr. was the first Black photographer at the Baltimore Sun, his grandfather Irving Henry Webster Philips Sr. was a photographer at the Baltimore Afro-American Newspaper. Webster is a great photographer and artist on his own, but sits … Continue reading "Episode 9: Webster Phillips (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 9: Webster Phillips (Documentary Photography)...

ARCHIVE EPISODE: Baltimore native Shan Wallace joins the podcast to discuss her street photography having commissioned photos for media outlets such as The Washington Post and The Cut. However, Wallace has also demonstrated her artistic prowess through the creation of murals and installations. Though currently splitting her time between Baltimore and Brooklyn, NY, Wallace remains … Continue reading "Episode 2: Shan Wallace (Street Photography)" The post Episode 2: Shan Wallace (Street...

Michelle McLoughlin is a Connecticut-based photojournalist whose work spans both the editorial and corporate worlds. Holding a bachelor’s degree in journalism from Boston University, some of McLoughlin’s highlighted clients include Nestlé, BMW, and The Wall Street Journal. Among McLoughlin’s accolades is the 2013 Professional Photographer Leadership Award presented by the United Nations‘ International Photographic Council. 2024 … Continue reading "Episode 94: Michelle McLoughlin...

A bonus interview: In case you missed it’s mention in Episode 92, Paula Gately Tillman has an exhibit currently up at the Arting Gallery in Baltimore, MD.  It has been extended so you can still catch it.  Of course you can listen here to Joe and Paula walking through the exhibit and discussing the photos, … Continue reading "BONUS: Paula Gately Tillman Aligning Stars Exhibit" The post BONUS: Paula Gately Tillman Aligning Stars Exhibit first appeared on A Photojournalism Podcast for Everyone.

ARCHIVE EPISODE: Today we chat with A. D. Coleman, photography critic and historian, about the history, legacy and controversy of the famous Robert Capa.  Known for his groundbreaking photography of the D-Day invasion in 1944, Capa is considered one the most important photographers of World War II.  Coleman has spent countless hours researching and discussing … Continue reading "Episode 35: A. D. Coleman (Historical Photography)" The post Episode 35: A. D. Coleman (Historical Photography)...

Ulysses Muñoz is a photojournalist at the Baltimore Banner. Born and raised in Columbia, Maryland, Muñoz is a graduate of the University of Maryland‘s Philip Merrill College of Journalism. You can often see him on the field, including the recent Ravens playoff game, covering sports for the Baltimore Banner.  From the spring training in Florida … Continue reading "Episode 93: Ulysses Muñoz (Sports Photography)" The post Episode 93: Ulysses Muñoz (Sports Photography) first appeared on A...

Baltimore’s own Paula Gately Tillman is a seasoned photographer best known for capturing photos across New York and Atlanta during the 80s and 90s. After studying photography in Aspen, Colorado under celebrated photographer Eileen Lewis, Gately Tillman moved to New York in pursuit of making photography a career and to study at the School of … Continue reading "Episode 92: Paula Gately Tillman (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 92: Paula Gately Tillman (Documentary Photography)...

Stephen Crowley is a renowned political photographer that has spent his career capturing Washington, D.C. politics from his unique perspective having hailed from a small Florida village. Crowley has decades of experience in the photojournalism world; notable roles include serving as a staff photographer for The New York Times from 1992 to 2017 and an … Continue reading "Episode 91: Stephen Crowley (Political Photography)" The post Episode 91: Stephen Crowley (Political Photography) first...

Dina Litovsky is a Ukrainian-born photographer living in New York City since 1991. Dina’s imagery can be described as visual sociology. Her work explores the idea of leisure, often focusing on subcultures and social gatherings. She is a regular contributor to National Geographic, The New York Times Magazine, TIME, New Yorker, GQ and New York … Continue reading "Episode 90: Dina Litovsky (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 90: Dina Litovsky (Documentary Photography) first appeared...

Louie Palu is a documentary photographer and filmmaker whose work focuses on social political issues such as war, human rights and poverty.  Today Molly will be discussing his amazing project in the Arctic and his experiences in the middle of the January 6th insurrection mob.  And maybe his fishing exploits. His work has appeared in … Continue reading "Episode 89: Louie Palu (Documentary Photography)" The post Episode 89: Louie Palu (Documentary Photography) first appeared on A...