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The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography is a critical platform dedicated to contemporary street photography and documentary photography . Produced by Eyeshot — an independent publisher focused on publishing and visual culture — the podcast features in-depth conversations on photographic practice, authorship, editing, and publishing. Rather than promotional interviews, each episode examines how photographers construct meaning: how they approach the street, develop long-term documentary projects, edit bodies of work, and position themselves within social and cultural contexts. In a time shaped by speed and image saturation, the podcast creates space for reflection, responsibility, and visual literacy. It positions street and documentary photography not simply as genres, but as ways of engaging with reality. A growing archive for photographers, editors, and readers committed to thinking photography seriously. <a rel="noopener noref
Eyeshot hosts The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography, a society show with 25 episodes published.
Sandra Cattaneo Adorno joins Eyeshot 50mm to discuss street photography, memory, Brazil, abstraction, light, and the freedom of starting photography later in life. In this episode, Sandra reflects on how the street can b
In this episode, we sit down with acclaimed documentary photographer Dave Jordano. Dave Jordano did not come to documentary photography through the street. He came through still life, three decades of commercial work in
n this episode of Eyeshot 50mm, Paulie B discusses street photography, shooting strangers, ethics, New York, Walkie Talkie, visual clichés, and why he is not trying to be Daniel Arnold. Paulie B is a photographer, filmma
In this episode, Melissa O’Shaughnessy shares her journey from darkroom to digital, from shyness to confidence, and from family snapshots to internationally acclaimed street photography. Known for her vibrant color and h
In this episode of Eyeshot 50mm, Richard Koci Hernandez reflects on photography, AI, Instagram, visual journalism, and what it means to make images in a world already overflowing with them. A photographer, visual storyte
David Gibson, celebrated street photographer and member of the UP Photographers collective, joins us for the second episode of “50mm.” Explore how street photography has evolved, learn abstract photography tips, and disc
Seamus Murphy joins Eyeshot 50mm to discuss documentary photography, war, Afghanistan, Ireland, PJ Harvey, and why images should challenge us rather than comfort us. A raw conversation on photojournalism, long-term work,
Former LIFE Magazine Editor-in-Chief, Bill Shapiro, shares rare behind-the-scenes stories from the golden era of photojournalism to today’s digital challenges. From curating iconic covers to navigating ethical dilemmas,
David Campany, creative director of the International Center of Photography in New York, writer, curator and theorist, joins Eyeshot 50mm to discuss street photography, documentary photography, photobooks, interpretation
Phil Penman sits down with Eyeshot 50mm to talk about street photography, photojournalism, paparazzi culture, and building a 30-year career in New York City. From 9/11 to celebrity chaos, from ethics to AI, this is a raw
A Brazilian documentary photographer working across Latin America and beyond, Adriana Zehbrauskas from the VII Foundation joins Eyeshot 50mm to discuss documentary photography, photojournalism, ethics, trust, AI, migrati
Colombian photojournalist and Pulitzer finalist Federico Rios Escobar joins Eyeshot 50mm to discuss documentary photography, the war on drugs, and his new monograph “White Line”. In this Eyeshot 50mm interview, Colombian
Paul Russell joins Eyeshot 50mm to talk about street photography, humor, gear culture, social media, and his new Eyeshot book The Secret Lives of Humans. In this conversation, he questions the rise of mediocre street pho
In this episode of Eyeshot 50mm, Australian photographer Markus Andersen talks about why he rejects the label “street photography,” why analogue still matters, how Instagram changed photographic culture, and why editing
In this episode of Eyeshot 50mm, we sit down with Margarita Mavromichalis to talk about street photography, documentary photography, visual education, social media, and why the quietest images are often the ones that mat
Street photographer Aaron Berger discuss his journey from Thailand to New York, building a voice in color photography, and capturing what he calls the “micro-dramas” of everyday life. Known for his obsessive daily practi
Sandra Hernández, Mexican photographer, founder of Observadores Urbanos, and an active voice in Latin American, reflects on street photography, documentary photography, the female gaze, everyday life, intention, and huma
In this episode, we sit down with Don Hudson, a master of street and documentary photography with over 40 years of experience. Don is the author of Eyeshot's sold out edition “Can I Get a Witness?” that collects his most
In this episode, we sit down with Australian street photographer Julia Coddington to talk about intimacy in street photography, color, crowded frames, Instagram, consent, and the place of women in contemporary photograph
In this raw and unfiltered 50mm interview, Blake Andrews dismantles the clichés of street photography. He talks about shooting in rural alleys instead of bustling cities, embracing imperfection, and rejecting labels alto
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