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Clip from my Walkie Talkie episode w/ NYC photographer Jaclyn Licht. Full episode up on my channel.

‘Walkie Talkie’ is an interview series where I talk to guest as we walk around. 85 episodes out now.

Wie entsteht aus einer RAW-Datei eine ausdrucksstarke Schwarz-Weiß-Fotografie? In diesem Video zeige ich Euch anhand von zwei Beispielen meinen Workflow in der Bildbearbeitung – von der unbearbeiteten RAW-Datei bis zum fertigen Schwarz-Weiß-Foto. Die Fotos direkt aus der Kam...

*This episode is made possible with support from Squarespace.* Support Walkie Talkie by going to https://www.squarespace.com/paulieb. Use code "PAULIEB" & get a 14 day free trial and save 10% off your first purchase. Follow Jaclyn: https://www.instagram.com/shwaclyn/ Ja...

As a committed Leica M user, Alan Schaller relies on simplicity and control. Manual focus, zone focusing and hip shooting make him fast, because every decision stays with him.

The Leica M EV1 adds another way to approach the M-System. Seeing the image as it will be captured provides confidence, especially when working with shallow depth of field or in changing light, where precise focus and exposure matter.

Based in London, Alan often spends time photographing in Tokyo. Moving through the city, he looks for moments where something unexpected appears within everyday life. Working exclusively in black and white, he focuses on light, shadow and the small details that transform an ordinary scene.

Welcome to the second episode of How I See, the official Leica podcast, dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography.

In this episode, photographer and dancer Kylie Shea reflects on her personal and creative journey. She speaks about how her two passions, dance and photography, have evolved over time and explains why she sees them as closely connected forms of expression. Drawing on her experience in both fields, she highlights the parallels she finds between movement, rhythm, body awareness, and visual storytelling. Kylie also shares how her self-portrait project came to life and explains the ideas and motivations behind it.

Kylie's Website: https://www.kylieshea.com/
Kylie's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyliesheaxo/

Learn more about the case study
https://www.fujifilm-x.com/global/stories/roundshot

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It was being a great day of photography in the Northern Plains... until everything went wrong. Car broke down, one of my cameras stopped working... but I tried to make the most of it anyway. --- Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/adrianvila My new ebook, “Crea...

In this episode of "Dunkelkammer", Anton Ivanov walks you through how to do your first fine art print.

00:00 Intro

00:25 Preparing the Chemicals

03:19 Test Print

12:46 Straight Print

18:45 Dodging & Burning

21:33 Fine Art Print

24:15 Outro

Dunkelkammer is a video series designed to teach the fundamentals of analogue film development and processing, from developing to printing and beyond. Whether you’re completely new to home development or looking to refine your workflow, this series is built to help you level up step by step.

Let us know in the comments below, what else you want to learn about the analogue world of photography.

#Leica #LeicaDunkelkammer #analoguephotography #filmphotography

Ist das noch ein Schnappschuss – oder schon Kunst? Die meisten Bilder entstehen beiläufig. Gesehen, geknipst, vergessen.Doch was passiert, wenn wir genau dort genauer hinschauen? In diesem Video geht es um banale Fotografie – um das Alltägliche, das oft übersehen wird. Ich z...

In this conversation, legendary photographer Joel Meyerowitz reflects on a lifetime of seeing through the lens of the Leica M. Joined in an intimate interview at his home, he shares what has made the Leica M system his trusted companion for decades: its quiet presence, reliability, and unique ability to keep photographers connected to the flow of life.

From the streets of New York to the quiet stillness of Tuscany, Joel speaks about how photography shaped not only his work, but also his identity. He opens up about the evolution of his vision, the transition from street photography to still life, and the way objects, space, and energy can come alive in front of the camera.

This is a thoughtful and deeply personal conversation about instinct, observation, curiosity, and the enduring relationship between photographer and camera.