15 Photography Interviews from Masters - A Roundup

Hearing it from the Masters through the interviews is always feasty for any photographer. The Questions which you would have always wanted to ask your godly photographer and the answers which were until now unknown for a fan like you. Here in this post we bring you a valuable bunch of interviews from our Master Photographers. There are some legends in this field to pave way and show directions for the beginners to follow. And we should understand the fact that art has no boundaries or directions. There are certain concepts which have been already laid by our masters through which we echo along the passage of time.

Follow their voices, read through their words and am pretty sure we all would definitely fall in the right place.

You can check our previous Article here: 15 Great Interviews From Masters

An Interview with Saul Leiter by Photographers Speak

One of the master craftsman in redefining color photography, Saul Leiter speaks in Photographers Speak. Leiter is one of photography’s underrated masters, and a living testament to the maxim that the greatest artists are often the most humble and self-deprecating.

An Interview with Dorothea Lange by Archives of American Art

In this valuable interview, Lange speaks to us about her decision of choosing photography as a career, her individual style, the subjects she chose to photograph, their feelings, including the migrant workers and the Dust Bowl farmers.

An Interview with James Nachtwey by Salon

James Natchtwey one of finest of the finest war photographers speaks about his book “Inferno”. About his medal of honour, his own life and about working with a focus to the missionary like sense of purpose.

An Interview with Eve Arnold by BBC Radio

Eve arnold’s pictures are some of the abiding and strong images of our time. She worked for years on the sunday times colour magazine, and had covered the making of dozens fo feature films and travelled around the world. It feels wonderful to get a glimpse through this interview.

An Interview with Gordon Parks by Archives of American Art

Parks speaks of his background; his early interest in photography; influences on him; his early career as a fashion photographer; joining the Farm Security Administration, how being black and the experience of racism influenced his ability to related to his subjects. A Plenty more discussed in this interview.

Mary Ellen Mark Interview by United Nations of Photography

Mary Ellen Mark is one of the most revered and important portrait photographers in the world today. Her husband Martin Bell is an acclaimed filmmaker. Together over the last four years they have recorded the American prom. Grant Scott spoke to them both individually about the project that has resulted in a book, exhibition and film. In this wonderful interview with he speaks with Grant and we get to know a lot of inside information.

An Interview with Annie Leibovitz by Foto Tapeta

One of the phenomenal portrait photographers Annie is being interviewed by fototapeta. About her personality, her exhibition and her relationship with the subjects she portray and much more.

An Interview with Imogen Cunningham by Archives of American Art

An Interview of Imogen Cunningham conducted 1975 June 9, by Louise Katzman and Paul Karlstrom, for the Archives of American Art, in Cunningham’s home. Cunningham speaks of her training in Germany, working in Edward Curtis’ studio, her childhood art classes.

An Interview with Robert Frank by ASX

One of the rare interviews with Robert Frank, who had often declined requests for interviews in the past. Americansuburbx somehow makes it to interview this legendary photographer. This is one of the open and frankest conversations you could see, a wonderful interview.

An Interview with Sam Abell by University of Kentucky

It was during 1967, Sam Abell attended his first interview. It was with National Geographic, in 2001 he ended his 33 years of traveling stint them. But by the time,his pictures have become synonymous and have taken him all over the world. This interview takes us much closer to Sam Abell.

An Interview with André Kertész by XPAT Loop

“I decided that as soon as I was earning money, I would buy myself a camera. That was my private secret. After I had got my school certificate, I had the money, my pocket money, and out of that I bought a little box camera, a small Ernemann.” – Andre Kertesz. Listen to what this genius photographer has got more to speak about.