Hosted by Frederic Paulussen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 33 episodes
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Hello there, welcome to the Slices of Time street photography podcast, where I speak with other street photographers to learn more about their vision, ideas, routines, editing, and photography. Follow me for updates about new episodes: https://www.instagram.com/fredpaulussen/ https://x.com/FredPaulussen www.fredericpaulussen.be Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Frederic Paulussen hosts Slices of Time: Street Photography Podcast, a arts show with 33 episodes published.
Today, I’m joined by Geit Eero, a street photographer from Tallinn. His work speaks to me because of the variety of subjects and the technology he uses. Shownotes: https://www.fredericpaulussen.be/032-geit-eero Follow Ge
Today, I’m joined by Eric Davidove, a street photographer from San Francisco. His work speaks to me for its comedic moments and compositions. Follow Eric Davidove: Website: https://edovephotos.myportfolio.com/Instagram:
Today, I’m joined by Laura Leijnen, a street photographer from Paris. Her work speaks to me because of her great eye for little moments and combinations. Follow Laura Leijnen: Website: https://lauraleijnen.com/home Insta
Today, I’m joined by Tom Bugatti, a street photographer from Poland, but now based in Hong Kong. His work stood out for its abstract quality and full compositions Follow Tom Bugatti: Website: https://www.tombugatti.com/I
Today, I’m joined by Michael Eugster, a street photographer from Zurich, Switzerland. His work stood out for the well-composed yet candid moments he captures. Follow Michael Eugster Website: https://michaeleugsterphoto.c
Today, I’m joined by Darren Lehane, a street photographer from Bristol, the UK. His work stood out to me because his photos are hilarious. Follow Darren Lehane Website: https://thatdarrenlehane.uk/Instagram: https://www.
The conversation covers Francesca Chiacchio's journey as a street photographer, her transition to digital photography, the influence of Instagram, the role of workshops, the therapeutic aspect of street photography, and
In this episode, I discuss my personal street photography, struggles with social media and content creation, and the review of the past year of his podcast. I also share insights into his podcast recording tools and work
Gino Ricardo, a street photographer from Rotterdam, discusses his experience with street photography, the differences between photographing Antwerp and Rotterdam, his transition from animation and motion design to photog
Today, I’m joined by Gino Ricardo, a street photographer from Rotterdam, the Netherlands. He is actually featured in the same book as I am: Captured Antwerp. Follow Gino Ricardo: Website: https://www.fleeting.pictures/ I
Today, I’m joined by Betty Goh, a street photographer from Singapore. Her work speaks to me because of the very dynamic shots she makes. Follow Betty Goh: Website: https://www.bettygohphotography.com/ Instagram: https://
Today, I’m joined by Melissa O’Shaughnessy, a street photographer from New York City. Her work resonates with me because of the very natural moments and expressions, which are still interesting and, at times, amusing to
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Wei Jian Chan, a street photographer from Singapore but now based in London. When browsing through his work, you’ll soon notice his intense b
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Amy Horowitz, a street photographer from New York in the US—a photographer who spots great subjects on the streets and dares to take their po
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Sarah Plummer, a street photographer from England. I liked her work because it’s very warm and feels like it would be personal to the subject
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, Hugo Lee, a street photographer based in the UK, joins me. I encountered his work on the Worldwide Street exhibition in Amsterdam and was immediately drawn
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Tom Pitts, a street photographer from Chelthenam in the UK. A photographer who is excellent at spotting the right moments and capturing them.
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Episode 16, hooray! Today, I’m joined by Darren Sacks, a street photographer from the UK. I discovered his vibrant and abstract photos during a Worldwide street p
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Episode 15 already! Today, I’m joined by Nicola Fioravanti, an Italian street photographer based in Paris, France. I can’t help but describe his photos as abstrac
Welcome to the Slices of Time Street Photography podcast. Today, I’m joined by Nina Welch-Klingh, a street photographer from New York city. I heard about her on the YouTube Channel of Samuel Streetlife and was immediatel
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Slices of Time: Street Photography Podcast is hosted by Frederic Paulussen. The show is categorised under arts (visual) and has published 33 episodes.
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