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Foto 035 - Shawn Walters
Photographer Shawn Walters (https://www.lifeandmylens.com/) spent years working professionally with digital cameras, for commercial clients and tourism boards, and even as a Sony ambassador. But despite having access to the latest technolog
Foto 034 - Art Shay Documentary
In this episode, Michael sits down with filmmakers Ken Hanson, Jack Davidson, and Dave Myszewski to discuss their upcoming documentary about legendary photographer Art Shay. Over a career that spanned more than seven decades, Art Shay photo
Foto 033 - Elizabeth Messina
Michael talks with photographer, author, and educator Elizabeth Messina about building a long, values-driven career in photography. They trace her path from the darkroom at San Francisco Art Institute to a 6 month-long trip in India and an
Foto 032 - Phil Sharp
Michael talks with North London–based photographer Phil Sharp about transforming a studio session into a collaborative experience. Phil traces his path from assisting and high-street portrait studios to scrappy New York musician shoots, the
Foto 031- Ed Templeton
Michael talks with Ed Templeton (https://ed-templeton.com/) about the through-line from 1990s skate culture to a lifetime of painting and photography: DIY zines, doing your own board graphics, and learning to work with chance. Ed traces his
Foto 030 - Bill Shapiro
Michael talks with editor and writer Bill Shapiro about leading LIFE magazine, launching LIFE.com, and what the internet has done to curation, attention, and trust in images. They cover the craft of photo essays, the changing business model
Foto 029 - Jon R Moore
Photographer Jon Moore (https://jonrmoore.com/) joins Michael to talk about his move from Tennessee to Portland, working across the rural Northwest, and creating images that document human-affected landscapes. We cover his early film studie
Foto 028 - Alex Harris
In this episode, Michael talks with photographer, educator, and editor Alex Harris, whose work explores memory, place, and the evolving nature of storytelling. Alex was a founding member of the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke Univers
Foto 027 - Brian Finke
In this episode, Michael talks with photographer Brian Finke about developing a personal style and sticking to it. Brian is known for his bold, colorful work and for delving deep into specific worlds — from flight attendants and bodybuilder
Foto 026 - Nina Berman
In this episode, Michael talks with Nina Berman, a documentary photographer, filmmaker, and professor whose work interrogates the relationship between power, militarization, and the American experience. Over a career spanning three decades,
Foto 025 - Betina La Plante
In this episode, Michael sits down with photographer Betina La Plante to discuss her instinct-driven approach to portraiture and the significance of connection in her work. Betina shares how she discovered photography, why she avoids overpl
Foto 024 - Jean Andre Antoine
In this episode, Michael sits down with NYC photographer Jean Andre Antoine (https://www.jeanandreantoine.com/)https://www.jeanandreantoine.com/to talk about his long-running Polaroid portrait series, his start in analog photography, and ho
Foto Podcast 023 - Greta Rybus
In this episode of the Foto Podcast, we sit down with Maine-based photojournalist and documentary photographer Greta Rybus, whose work blends deep observation, human empathy, and a reverence for nature. Greta shares her journey from growing
Foto Podcast 022 - Elliot Ross
In this episode of the Foto Podcast, we’re joined by photographer and longform journalist Elliot Ross, whose thoughtful work bridges storytelling, ecology, culture, and human rights across the American West. From growing up on a remote farm
Foto Podcast 021 - Angela Cappetta
In this episode of the Foto Podcast, we’re joined by New York photographer Angela Cappetta. A lifelong documentarian, Angela Cappetta's work captures the depth and nuance of everyday life with bold honesty and vibrant storytelling. Angela s
Foto Podcast 020 - Michael Wriston
In this episode of the Foto Podcast, we sit down with Michael Wriston, a Baltimore-based street portrait and long-exposure photographer whose work captures the soul of the city—one person, one building, one streetlight at a time. Michael sh
Foto Podast 019 - Justin Hamel
In this episode of the Foto Podcast, documentary photojournalist Justin Hamel shares the incredible stories behind his work on the U.S.–Mexico border. From his early days exploring abandoned buildings in Pennsylvania to documenting the real
Foto Podcast 018 - Nick Gervin
In this episode, we sit down with Nick Gervin, a documentary photographer from Portland, Maine, whose raw and unfiltered work captures the unseen side of city life. Nick shares his journey from overcoming two traumatic brain injuries to usi
Foto Podcast 017 - Lisa Elmaleh
In this episode, Michael Howard sits down with renowned large-format photographer and 2024 Guggenheim Fellow Lisa Elmaleh. Lisa shares her journey into large-format photography, her decision to trade Brooklyn for a remote cabin in West Virg
Foto Podcast 016 - The Technical Maze of AI-Generated Imagery
In this episode, we dive deep into the growing discussion about AI and its impact on photography. We cover the potential benefits of AI in visual recognition and image labeling, the ethical concerns surrounding AI-generated images, and the
Foto Podcast 015 - Daniel Milnor
Daniels' Website - https://shifter.media/ Daniel Milnor, the Creative Ambassador for Blurb (https://www.blurb.com/), delves into his journey from a photographer to his role at Blurb over 13 years. He discusses his unexpected entry into phot
Foto Podcast 014 - Why Metadata Matters with Margaret Warren
Welcome to the Foto Podcast! I’m thrilled to introduce Margaret Warren (https://imagesnippets.com/) as a tech advisor here at Foto. Margaret has an incredible background in metadata, digital innovation, and image management, and today, we’r
Foto Update - April 2024
This Foto Podcast Episode is an update from Michael Howard on where Foto development stands as of April 2024. Michael discusses Foto's different funding strategies over the next 6-8 months and what new features will be released in the next
Foto Update - March 23rd, 2024
Hey Everyone!This is episode 12 of the Foto Podcast. In this episode, I share where progress is at with Foto, what we need to add before we go public, when we plan on launching Foto to the world, and our philosophy for raising capital to he
Foto 011 - Greg Miller
Welcome to the Foto Podcast. This episode features Greg Miller. In this episode, Greg takes us on a mesmerizing journey as he shares his unique experiences and insights into his artistic process. From capturing the essence of New York City
Foto 010 - Kate Miller-Wilson
Welcome to the Foto Podcast! In this episode, I delve into the world of large-format photography with the talented Kate Miller-Wilson, whose captivating work predominantly revolves around her close-knit family in Minnesota. Kate embraces th
Richard Sharum - Part Three
Welcome to part three of our series with renowned photographer Richard Sharum. As someone deeply rooted in the study of history, especially the tumultuous Civil War era, Richard showcases an intense drive to understand the divisions that pl
Richard Sharum - Part Two
Welcome to the Foto Podcast! This is episode 8, the 2nd part of a three-part series with documentary photographer Richard Sharum. See more of Richard’s work at https://richardsharum.com This episode highlights one of Richard’s current proje
Richard Sharum - Part One
Welcome to the Foto Podcast. This is episode 7, and it’s the start of a 3-part episode series with documentary photographer Richard Sharum (https://richardsharum.com/). In this episode, Richard talks about his approach to documentary photog
Foto 006 - Rodney Smith
This episode of the Foto Podcast is from a podcast I recorded with Rodney in 2012. I’ve re-edited this conversation to improve the sound quality from its original recording and reworked the audio presentation. I feel very fortunate that Rod
