Gotta Catch Em All - Travis Hodges, theprintspace

In today’s post, Harry Rose from theprintspace speaks to photographer Travis Hodges on his latest project “Gotta Catch Em All” taking a look at the current craze, PokemonGo.

Patrick Willocq - Walé 2ème Regard

Photographer/artistsPatrick Willocqwas shortlisted in the Professional Portraiture category of the2016 Sony World Photography Awards with his series 'Walé 2ème Regard'.

The Bolivian Altiplano - Panos Pomonis

Panos was featured on the World Photography Organisation Instagram account with a series of photos from the Bolivian altiplano, a place of volcanic otherworldly beauty at 5000 meters above sea level.

Breaking Boundaries - Daniella Zalcman, Blink

Daniella Zalcman is a documentary photographer focusing on the legacy of Western colonization.She talks to Blinkabout her projects and about breaking the formal boundaries of documentary.

The Dark Side of Tea - Matilde Gattoni, PhotoShelter

Matilde Gattoni (b. 1974) is an award-winning French-Italian photographer and a member of PhotoShelter, the leader in portfolio websites, photo sales, marketing and archiving tools for photographers.

The Best is yet to Come - Lewis Khan, theprintspace

"The work is still in development but it’s about strength and fragility in humans." - Freelance photographerand film maker Lewis Khan.

Make stories that force people to stop and think

Nikolai Linares won 1st place in the Professional Sport category of the 2016 Sony World Photography Awards with his acclaimed portrait series ‘Second Best’.

Renaud Philippe on Covering Barpak as a Freelancer - The Blink Interview

Blink’sKyla Woodscaught up with Philippe to speak about covering the earthquake in Nepal, limitations of working in the country, how to create an in-depth photo essay in a disaster stricken area and what it was like as a freelancer covering the aftermath of a natural disaster.

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Ideas are your Currency - Interview with Toby Smith, theprintspace

Photographer and filmmaker Toby Smith has an impressive history, in work and life. theprintspace talks to him to find out how he balances his time, and how he got to where he is today.

Interview - Chris Hudson, National Geographic Traveller, theprintspace

theprintspace speak to Chris Hudson, Group Art Editor for National Geographic Traveller.
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