By pascaljappy | Interview
Continuing our series of interviews with masters of photography, here are a few words from Michael Reichmann, founder of the famous website The Luminous Landscape. Previous interviews were very long so we have kept this one as short as humanly possible while still conveying meaning 😉 Thank you Michael! [Pascal] I think your early professional […]
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By pascaljappy | Interview
For this new episode of our series of interviews with contemporary masters of photography, I’m really happy to present some very personal and informative points of view from Michael Kenna. I believe Michael Kenna needs no introduction, so will jump straight into the interview, which was done during traveling at a very busy period in […]
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By pascaljappy | Interview
This is the second part of my interview with Michael A. Smith and Paula Chamlee. The first part dealt with their views on “seeing” and how they apply that to their own photography. This part is about other things they do in the world of photography that I think will interest you, particularly printing technology […]
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Part 1 of this interview was published here. Michael A. Smith and Paula Chamlee, 2 reputed photographers from Pennsylvania share their wisdom on developing and honing photographic vision. At the end of the interview is a very special surprise that I’m very excited about and that will be discussed soon in more detail ! Be […]
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For this second episode in our new series of interviews of the great photographers of our time, I’m really proud to publish a long and fascinating discussion with Michael A. Smith and Paula Chamlee. Michael and Paula are husband and wife and live in the USA in rural Bucks County, Pennsylvania. They work with large […]
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This post is the first in a new series where I’ll be asking questions to photographers I particularly admire about their vision, their craft and a few tips for the rest of the world. For this first episode, I chose Hans Strand, a master of international stature whose work I particularly love. Two of his […]
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