Interviews (ENG)
Albert Venturero: “Nothing in photography is correct, but it is real”
“At the same moment right and left hand initially are getting far from each other, but if you look carefully...
Mari Cruz: “Photography for me is a medium of expression, not just a hobby”
Photography for me is a medium of expression, not just a hobby.
Andy Cox “That’s when I’m happiest in the world – when things come together that make no sense at all”
Hello mr.Andy Cox and thank you for accepting to give this interview. Screenwritter, snapper, idiot, savant. These four words are...
Sophie Zografidou: “Every single picture of Greece that you see in my gallery has a piece of my heart in it”
I had the pleasure of following you since my early days on Instagram and I was and still am amazed...
Adrienne Lojeck: “I think that RESTRICTION can bring great CREATIVITY, impose a limit on your work, and you force yourself to work ‘outside the box'”
Self-portrait photography: I think that to enjoy this “power” of photography, one has to be a certain type a person,...
Sopho Sikharulidze: “I am interested in what is not immediately visible. I wait for ‘the decisive moment'”
Sopho Sikharulidze is a talented young photographer from Georgia whose look on the things around her is fresh and the...
Sarah-Jane Field: “It’s important for a photographer to practice every day, just like a musician or a dancer”
The photos I take tend to reference specific projects rather than being random images, so all the other activity is...
Leila Lonnroth: “I like to play, and for me photography is all about playfulness”
My biggest challenge when I decided to ask you for this interview was to select one picture. This happened for...
Jacqueline Badeaux “I think life needs more mystery and a person made anonymous in a photograph with motion, bleach, overexposure or under, or bad focus is more beautiful to me.”
When I am preparing an interview I study the photographer thoroughly. In your case I had the distinct feeling I...
Steffi (blaj_enst):”The photos themselves tell a lot about the person behind the lens”
Black and white photography encourages a deeper look at the details, contrasts and the dramatic luminance. The magic lies in...