🎬 Inside the Podcast: Photographer Craig Barber – From Vietnam Pin‑holes to Skagit Valley Farm Portraits Published on 10 Frames Per Second – the photojournalism podcast for everyone 📖 Quick Overview Topic Takeaway Guest Craig Barber – veteran photographer, former U.S. Marine, author of Ghosts in the Landscape and Where Our Food Comes From Focus Documenting farmers, food origins, and cultural landscapes using analog & digital techniques Key Projects • Vietnam pinhole series (1995‑1998) • Tint‑type portraits of New York farmers • Where Our Food Comes From – 4‑year, 7‑farm study in Washington’s
🎞️ Art Shay: An America So Real – The Untold Story of a Photojournalism Legend Discover the life, work, and upcoming documentary that finally puts Chicago’s most prolific photographer, Art Shay, on the map. Molly’s guest host National Geographic’s Jamie Welford, chat with the creators of a new documentary film on the amazing, yet relatively unknown, Art Shay. We welcome Kenneth Hanson, Jack Davidson, and Dave Myszewski the creators behind the documentary. 📌 Quick Overview ✅ Detail Who? Art Shay (1912‑2018) – American documentary photographer, Life Magazine writer, author, and relentless stre
🎙️ Cheryle St. Onge – The Story Behind Calling the Birds Home An SEO‑friendly deep‑dive into the latest episode of the 10 Frames Per Second podcast, featuring photographer‑educator Cheryle St. Onge and her moving photobook about caregiving, memory, and magic‑realist photography. 📖 Table of Contents Meet Cheryle St. Onge – Artist, Educator, Caregiver Rural New England: The Landscape That Shaped Her Vision Art + Science = A Unique Photographic Process Photographing Dementia: Turning Care into Conversation Inside the Book: Calling the Birds Home Key Takeaways for Photographers & Teachers How to
Stephen Alvarez & the Ancient Art Archive: Inside the World of Rock Art, Cave Paintings & National Geographic Photography 📚 Overview The 10 Frames Per Second podcast episode with award‑winning photographer Stephen Alvarez is a treasure trove for anyone fascinated by photojournalism, archaeology, and ancient art. In this blog post we’ll unpack: How Alvarez discovered photography as his voice His path from National Geographic to founding the Ancient Art Archive The story behind his new book Rock Art: An American Story Themes that unite rock art across continents How technology—drones, night‑pho
Maddie McGarvey: A 15‑Year Photojournalism Journey in Appalachia What emerging photographers can learn from a long‑form documentary that went from a college grant to the New York Times. “The camera was an excuse to talk to people. It let a shy kid step out of his own way and into other lives.”– Maddie McGarvey 📖 Overview Who? Maddie McGarvey – documentary photographer based in Columbus, Ohio; Ohio University alum, contributor to NYT, Time, Washington Post, National Geographic, WSJ. What? A 15‑year visual chronicle of a single family (grandmother Lori Casto and her three grandchildren) in Sout
From Shipping in Paraguay to Photojournalism in Kyrgyzstan: Luke Oppenheimer’s Journey & the Making of Ottuk 📚 Overview In this blog post we break down the fascinating conversation from the 10 Frames Per Second podcast with Brooklyn‑based documentary photographer Luke Oppenheimer. You’ll learn: How Luke pivoted from a shipping business in Paraguay to a career in photojournalism. The role of the International Center of Photography (ICP) in shaping his craft. Why he chose an analog Mamiya RZ‑67 for extreme cold‑weather shooting. Practical tips for traveling with film (X‑ray, customs, and lead b
📸 Michael Robinson Chávez – From a Forklift Driver to a Pulitzer‑Winning Photojournalist & the Story Behind His New Book Mestizo Introduction If you’re looking for inspiration on how a chance forklift gig turned into a two‑time Pulitzer‑winning photojournalism career, you’ve come to the right place. In the latest episode of 10 Frames Per Second, host Molly Roberts sits down with Michael Robinson Chávez—the legendary photographer behind Mestizo—to talk about his early years, the challenges of publishing a photo book, the state of photojournalism in Europe vs. the U.S., and what AI means for do
Kiliii Yuyan – Guardians of Life: How Indigenous Peoples Are the World’s Best Conservationists A deep‑dive into the 10 Frames Per Second podcast episode with Kiliii Yuyan 🎧 About this 10FPS Podcast Episode 10 Frames Per Second is a photojournalism podcast hosted by Molly Roberts and Joe Giordano (with guest co‑host Alexa Keefe). In this episode, they sit down with Kiliii Yuyan, a Chinese‑Nanai photographer and writer whose work appears in National Geographic, Time, Vogue, and Wired. The conversation revolves around: The launch of Yuyan’s book Guardians of Life: Indigenous Knowledge, Indigenou
ARCHIVE EPISODE: This is an archive episode with hosts Joe Giordano and Elena Volkova originally released in 2020. 📸 Seeing Appalachia Through a New Lens: An Inside Look at Roger May’s “Looking at Appalachia” Project Table of Contents Who Is Roger May? Why Appalachia Needs a Fresh Narrative The “Looking at Appalachia” Project – How It Works Key Takeaways for Photojournalists & Writers What’s Next for Roger May & the Project? Quick FAQ Take Action – Explore the Collection & Get Involved Who Is Roger May? Appalachian‑American photographer based in Charleston, West Virginia. Born on the Kentucky
Title: 🎙️ Street Photography Secrets from Melissa O’Shaughnessy 📚 Introduction – Why This Episode Matters If you’re passionate about street photography, you’ve probably heard of icons like Joel Meyerowitz, Gary Winogrand, or Helen Levitt. In the latest episode of the 10 Frames Per Second podcast (released every Tuesday on 10fps.net), hosts Joe Giordano and Molly Roberts sit down with Melissa O’Shaughnessy, New York‑based street photographer and author of the acclaimed monograph Perfect Strangers. In this blog post we’ll break down the most valuable take‑aways, packed with actionable tips f
