Photography Interviews from Masters - Part 3

Some more, long and lovely Interviews from our most favorite master photographers. 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.

Please check our previous list of interviews here:

An Interview with Michael Kenna by Holga Direct

A very special Interview with our modern era Fine Art Photographer Michael Kenna. Many wonderful question and most beautiful answers from a great photographer. Read through as Michael explains much about his key influence, his future projects and much more.

An Interview with Ian Berry by Vice

Listen to Ian Berry as he explains about various encounters in South Africa, during apartheid and his entry into Magnum Photos. Most importantly his major strike in Sharpeville incident.

An Interview with Diane Arbus by ASX

An Interesting Interview with Diane Arbus. Her visit to a naturist camp in 1963. A wonderful narration of what happened and how these photographs really happened.

An Interview with Garry Winogrand by Barbara Diamonstein

One of the most important photographers of America, Garry Winogrand speaks on his sophisticated snapshot and the aesthetic way of taking pictures. The art of transforming them into precise timing and eternal framing.

An Interview with Martin Parr by A Photo Student

One the excellent tagline, Boundaries merely exist in people’s mind. Listen to Martin Parr as he reveals some of the wonderful visions and beautiful words ever said on photography.

An Interview with Susan Meiselas by Burn Magazine

A Precise talk by David Alan Harvey and Susan shows us various aspects of photography. The other side of it and the actual side.

An Interview with Eli Reed by David Lykes Keenan

What could eventually become a fair witness, a sincere Interview by David Lykes. He tells us what drew him into photography, his nature of work, his vision and some final remarks for photographers.

John Morris on his friend Robert Capa

John Morris, former picture editor of Life, talks about the great photographer and his most historic roll of film – of D-Day

An Interview with Ralph Gibson By Chris Maher and Larry Berman

About the vision, an extraordinary balance and energy within it. His personal state of Mind and much more has been answered by Ralph Gibson.

An Interview with Nick Brandt by Les Photographes

Nick Brandt is a photographer with a real and genuine passion for his subjects, African animals. His pictures bring this well-known photography genre to another level, adding intimacy and romance. He took his time (and missed his train) to share thoughts with lesphotographes.com on his work and the current condition of African animals.

An Interview with Richard Avedon by Nicole Wisniak

Numerous complicated and interesting questions arrowed at Richard Avedon, and some exquisite answers as well.

An Interview with Brassai with Tony Ray-Jones

An extraordinary interview with Brassai from Creative Camera during 1970’s. His role as a photographer, what he learnt, some interesting twists and turns in his life and much more.

An Interview with John Vink by Verve Photo

Earlier this year I had the chance to talk with John Vink, a Magnum photographer based in Phnom Penh. John is a seasoned professional but he epitomizes the new breed of documentary photographer. He felt the need to be closer to the projects he was reporting on, so he picked up and relocated to Southeast Asia in 2000.

An Interview with Richard Kalvar by Blake Andrews

Some strong questions poised at Richard Kalvar, one of the grand photographers based in Paris. He answers about his adolescence, his career as a photographer, the thought about being one and much more.

An Interview with Joel Meyerowitz by Leica

An award-winning street photographer who has been creating memorable images in the great photojournalistic tradition since 1962, Joel Meyerowitz pioneered the use of color in this slice of life genre, and his classic book on Cape Cod, “Cape Light” was instrumental in changing the prevailing dismissive attitudes toward color photography.