Leica Q3 Photographer Julia Nimke sharing her 5 best tips for solo travel photography. https://leica-camera.com/julia-nimke-q3-q3-43
Clip from my walkie talkie ep with NYC photographer Troy Williams. full video is up on my channel! ‘Walkie Talkie’ is a video series where I interview and talk to photographers as they walk and take photos.
Fernweh is a word that feels bigger than it sounds, and it sits at the heart of Julia Nimke’s work. It speaks to the feeling of being drawn to places long before you know them. A quiet pull toward somewhere unknown. A longing for light, colour and stories beyond our everyday lives. More on our Website: https://leica-camera.com/julia-nimke-q3-q3-43 As a travel and interiors photographer, Julia has explored some of the most beautiful places around the world with her Leica Q3. The experience of getting there matters most, not just the destination. Rather than documenting a location, she focuses on the experience of being there.
Tune in to Episode 6 of the Leica Podcast here on YouTube or on all major streaming platforms.
Listen to Phil explaining the story behind this nickname, his background in celebrity photography and how he transitioned to street on today's episode of How I See - The Leica Podcast. Tune in on all major streaming platforms. How I See - The Leica Podcast Episode 6: From Celebrity Photography to the Street #Leica #LeicaCamera #🔴📷
This is a clip from my Walkie talkie with nyc street photographer Reuben Radding. ‘Walkie Talkie’ is a video series where I interview and walk with photographers as they take photos.
He explains how he captured the moment and how the final result turned out exactly as he had envisioned. Don’t miss the full episode tomorrow at 3 PM CEST. #Leica #LeicaCamera #🔴📷
The moments that matter rarely repeat themselves. They happen in motion, in the split second of commitment, between failure and breakthrough. Gone as quickly as they arrive. For Jaime, capturing these moments is about more than documentation. It is about being ready, whether his son lands a trick or hits a home run.
After three days in Hong Kong, I finally feel like I've seen part of the city. My history here is brief, odd, confusing, but laced with magical moments. Our workshop is complete, and we have already begun to plan 2027. This place is astounding, and not just photographically. How it all works is a mystery to me, but you can't deny what you see and encounter here. Hong Kong is far from perfect. I have a basic understanding of some of the foundational "things," but this place is alive in a way you don't often find. As a C-student of history and humanity, it's a riveting place.
