#288 PHOTOWALK: PUNK ROCK STAR TO PHOTOGRAPHER!
John Maher guests today on the only Photowalk show in the podcastsphere. The former Buzzcocks punk rock drummer talks about his move to a remote Scottish island and how he finds photographic solace in finding the forgotten buildings of the Hebrides in his 'Nobody's Home' project. Also today, burn out, finding a photo project, a life lesson, photographing 'aliens' and the best mail run in the world.
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John Maher’s ‘Nobody’s Home’ project. Photographs copyright. Not to be reproduced or used without the express permission of the photographer.
Scott Glasgow shares the start of a project about the discarded objects found on our daily walks.
Matt Searles on his morning mail run making the first images of his unique photowalk in Rangitata Valley.
Patron Paul Hutson finding that aliens are blocking his photowalk path.
My sketchbook pictures remembering this cold late March walk.
Andrew Higgins shares a frank film about the work of three respected news photojournalists.
Carol Guzy talks about her life as a photojournalist and covers such subject as empathic photography.
Sean Tucker’s film with photographer Agenda Brown - including the discussion of make a portrait of hands.
