Just past 5 AM in Delhi, Gajan Balan finds himself in a fleeting window of light, a moment filled with quiet potential before the city fully awakens.
“Being in the right place is only half the story. The rest is what you do when you arrive.”
It’s in these in-between moments that observation and intention come together.
Gajan Balan talks about his approach to photography and how the Leica SL-System, now with Firmware Update 4.0, supports his process in the field.
A slight departure from my normal interview series. Today I interviewed Ananda Forest regarding his book "The Good News About the World Falling Apart: The Third Turning of Human Consciousness." I found the book interesting and parallel to many of the things I discuss when giving talks about creativity.
Talking about photography with Billy Dinh @billydeee and Willie Velazquez @williefromqueens.
Welcome to the very first episode of How I See, the official Leica podcast, dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography.
In this opening episode, street photographer Matt Stuart reflects on his photographic journey and the path that led him to where he is today. He speaks about the influence of skateboarding on his life and work, and how consistency, positivity, and repetition have shaped his distinctive approach to street photography. Alongside personal insights, Matt also shares practical tips and thoughtful advice for anyone interested in photographing life on the streets.
Arthur Gault explains how the B-camera team on The Voice France used the new FUJIFILM GFX ETERNA 55 to capture cinematic backstage moments, interviews and beauty shots for the live broadcast.
By introducing large-format capture and cinema lenses, the production team aimed to give one of television’s biggest shows a more cinematic look.
GFX ETERNA 555 : https://fujifilm-x.com/products/cameras/gfx-eterna-55/
Learn more about FUJIFILM X Series & GFX : https://www.fujifilm-x.com/filmmaking
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Explore Mexico City through the lens of London-based photographer Holly-Marie Cato and her Leica SL3-S. Moving through the city’s vibrant streets, she engages with its culture and energy, capturing moments shaped by movement and connection. Her work reflects a thoughtful approach to how people interact with their surroundings, driven by a desire to create genuine connections.
Welcome back, my friends. A little update here. Upcoming schedule, a short talk about validation, and I answer a few questions from someone kind enough to write me. I hope everyone is doing well. I'm so pissed over the situation in the Middle East, and I hope those of you who reside in that area are managing to cope.
