#141 FRIDAY PHOTOWALK: A RADIOACTIVE WALK?!
We hear from Jim Sollows on the trending new analogue drive and talk about his mentoring of young photographers wanting to try a roll of 36 out for the first time. Who’s job is it to make sure there’s photographic continuity in films? We also hear about a wonderful family photography project for a virtual and socially distanced Christmas, an alternative 365 series idea for 2021, there’s more feedback on animal photojournalism and Alexander Malitsky becomes our first Siberian pen pal, introducing us to the work of a photographer called Michael Shestakov.
FURTHER REFERENCE:
John Mannell’s Portrait per Day episode
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