🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #30 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with Urbanautica.com. In this compelling episode, we sit down with the talented landscape photographer Chris Round. His work offers a profound exploration of our interaction with the environment, focusing on key projects like "The Grand Scheme" and "Legend".

About Our Guest: Chris Round

Chris Round, based in Sydney, Australia, has a rich background in both the UK and Australia, transitioning from painting to photography. His work captures the dynamic interplay between human intervention and natural landscapes. Notable projects include "The Grand Scheme," documenting the Snowy Hydro Scheme, and "Legend," which juxtaposes cartographic symbols with real-world landscapes. Chris’s photography has been widely exhibited and celebrated, earning numerous accolades.

Tune in to this episode to:

* Discover Chris's journey from painting to landscape photography.

* Explore the narratives and artistic processes behind "The Grand Scheme" and "Legend".

* Learn about the environmental and cultural themes shaping his work.

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Chris's Website: roundtheplace.com

Chris’s Instagram: @roundtheplace and @roundtheotherplace

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OUTLINE:

0:00 - Most Replayed

0:59 - Chris’s Background and Early Work

10:17 - Transition from Painting to Photography

14:16 - Finding a Sense of Belonging in Australia

15:32 - The Concept Behind "Legend"

23:02 - Exploring "The Grand Scheme"

26:23 - Human and Animal Interactions with Landscapes

33:58 - A Native’s Perspective on Belonging

40:45 - Chris’s Reflection on Identity and Home

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🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #29 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with Urbanautica.com. In this engaging episode, we sit down with the renowned American photographer Gary Green. His profound work spans from capturing the vibrant New York music scene to his evocative upcoming projects on Waterville and Long Island.

About Our Guest: Gary Green

Gary Green is a Professor of Art at Colby College, where he has taught photography since 2007. With an MFA from the Milton Avery Graduate School of the Arts at Bard College, Gary’s work is featured in numerous prestigious collections, including The RISD Museum, the Portland Art Museum, and The Amon Carter Museum. His photobooks, such as "After Morandi" and "When Midnight Comes Around," have received significant acclaim.

Tune in to this episode to:

* Dive into Gary’s early career, where he documented New York City's downtown music scene of the late 70s and early 80s, capturing iconic figures like Lou Reed, Patti Smith, and Tom Waits.

* Explore his upcoming book on Waterville, a series spanning 15 years that captures the evolving landscape of a small town, reflecting on its decaying glimpses and void spaces.

* Discover his ongoing project "Long Island Pastoral," where Gary revisits his childhood memories and the suburban transformation of Long Island, blending past and present in evocative imagery.

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Gary's Contact: garygreenphotographs.com

Gary’s Instagram: @garygreenphotographs

OUTLINE:

0:00 - Coming Up

2:09 - Introduction

3:04 - Gary’s Background and Finding Photography

17:26 - Influential Artist and People in Gary's Development

33:39 - A "Quiet" Image?

41:46 - The New York Music Scene

57:15 - Transition to Landscape Photography

1:12:35 - Upcoming Book on Waterville

1:39:52 - Long Island Pastoral Project

1:57:10 - Advice for Aspiring Photographers

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#GaryGreen #TheUrbanautPodcast #Photography #DocumentaryPhotography #NewYorkMusicScene #Waterville #LongIslandPastoral #VisualNarrative #ArtisticExploration #urbanautica #stevebisson #PatrickLeeHubbard

🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #28 of The Urbanaut Podcast! In this compelling episode, we sit down with the celebrated photographer Sam Harris, exploring his fascinating journey from the heart of London’s music scene to the serene landscapes of Australia.

About Our Guest: Sam Harris Sam Harris is an intimate insider renowned for his emotionally rich and dynamic images that capture the everyday lives of his community, friends, family, and the talent he photographs. Starting in a shared house in South London, Sam turned his bedroom into a darkroom, launching a career that saw him working with artists like Jarvis Cocker, Victoria Beckham, and Blur. His photography adorned the pages of The Sunday Times Magazine, Esquire, and Dazed & Confused, among others.

In 2002, disillusioned by the commercial photography industry, Sam embarked on a transformative journey with his family to India, leading to his acclaimed project "The Middle of Somewhere." This series documents his daughters' childhood in the Australian outback, earning international accolades and multiple photobook awards.

Tune in to this episode to: * Explore Sam’s early career in the music industry and his transition to documenting family life. * Hear the captivating story behind his decision to leave London and travel with his family. * Discover how his photography evolved during his nomadic years in India and Australia. * Learn about his latest project, "Neighbors," reflecting his community-focused approach.

OUTLINE:

0:00 - Coming Up

2:31 - Introduction

4:02 - Early Life and the Artistic Beginnings

12:40 - Early Inspirations to Photograph

17:59 - Jumping in Headfirst

23:11 - Eye for Design

25:43 - Photography and Music

36:00 - Early work in the Music Industry

43:02 - Evolving his style in the Music Industry

56:26 - Two experiences that changed everything

1:14:13 - In The Middle of Somewhere

1:34:14 - A new work loosely called "Neighbors"

1:49:53 - The choices we make

1:57:42 - Advice for Photographers

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EPISODE LINKS: Sam’s Contact: samharrisphoto.com.au Sam’s Instagram: @SamHarrisPhoto

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🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #27 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with Urbanautica.com. In this captivating episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented Turkish photographer Ci Demi. His profound work offers a deep exploration of Istanbul through documentary and street photography, capturing the essence of his city and personal experiences. About Our Guest: Ci Demi Ci Demi was born in 1986 in Istanbul, where he continues to live and work. After studying Italian Literature at Istanbul University, he began his photography career at the age of 28. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as the British Journal of Photography, WePresent, and Fisheye Magazine, and has been exhibited in numerous prestigious venues including the Pera Museum in Istanbul and Les Rencontres d’Arles in Paris. Notable Works: - Unutursan Darılmam (No Offence If You Forget): This ongoing photobook project (2018-2023) explores Ci Demi's journey through depression and his reconnection with Istanbul. It captures the quiet yet vibrant corners of the city, with a hint of loneliness. - Will the World End in the Daytime (Kıyamet Gündüz Mü Gelecek): A fictional photo-story (2017-2019) about an impending devastating earthquake in Istanbul, showcasing eerie urban scenes. - Şehir Fikri (Notion of a City): Published in December 2022, this photobook is a haunting portrayal of Istanbul devoid of people, animals, and language, inspired by the visual style of 1970s Italian giallos. Tune in to this episode to: * Traverse the journey of Ci Demi's photographic career, from its inception to his latest works. * Delve into the narratives and artistic processes behind his major projects. * Understand the impact of cultural and geographical elements in shaping photographic stories. Don't forget to: * Subscribe to our channel for more episodes that delve into the world of art and photography. * Like and share this episode to celebrate the rich tapestry of documentary photography. * Follow us on social media for updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. EPISODE LINKS: * Ci Demi's Contact: cidemi.art * Ci Demi’s Instagram: @ci_demi OUTLINE: 0:00 - Coming Up 0:59 - Introduction to Ci 6:20 - The influence of Italian Giallos 10:01 - Surrounded by Books 14:48 - Photojournalism and Unanswered Questions 20:19 - Developing his Visual Language 27:48 - I am complete Escapist 33:32 - Depression and the making of Unutursan Darılmam (No Offence If You Forget) 41:20 - A look into the series Unutursan Darılmam (No Offence If You Forget) 1:08:16 - Will the World End in the Daytime 1:39:26 - Şehir Fikri (Notion of a City) 1:49:34 - Advice for finding your voice as an artist SOCIAL: * Twitter: [/UrbanautPodcast](@tPodcast) * Facebook: [/TheUrbanautPodcast](@nautPodcast) * Instagram: [/TheUrbanautPodcast](@nautPodcast) * Support on Patreon: [/TheUrbanautPodcast](@nautPodcast) #CiDemi #TheUrbanautPodcast #Photography #DocumentaryPhotography #TurkishArt #UnutursanDarılmam #WilltheWorldEndintheDaytime #ŞehirFikri #VisualNarrative #ArtisticExploration #urbanautica #stevebisson #PatrickLeeHubbard

🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #26 of The Urbanaut Podcast! In this captivating episode, we sit down with the legendary photographer Jim Herrington. From iconic album covers to stunning portraits of mountaineering legends, Jim's work has made a significant mark in the world of photography. About Our Guest: Jim Herrington Jim Herrington's portraits of musicians and celebrities have been featured in Vanity Fair, Rolling Stone, Esquire, GQ, Outside, and The New York Times for over three decades. His work includes album covers for renowned artists and a notable portrait series of early-to-mid 20th Century mountain climbing legends, culminating in his acclaimed book, *The Climbers*. This collection received the Grand Prize at the 2017 Banff Film & Book Festival and showcases the humanity, obsession, intellect, and frailty of these adventurers. At the age of 13, Jim captured Benny Goodman with his new 35mm camera. Fast forward to the present, he continues to make significant contributions to the field, including shooting the album cover for The Black Keys. His work spans across documenting the essence of American music and capturing the spirit of legendary climbers with his profound photographic narratives. Tune in to this episode to: * Explore Jim's journey from photographing Benny Goodman to working with The Black Keys. * Delve into the making of "The Climbers" and the stories behind these iconic portraits. * Understand the impact of cultural and geographical elements in shaping Jim's photographic style. Don't forget to: * Subscribe to our channel for more episodes featuring incredible artists and photographers. * Like and share this episode to celebrate the art of photography. * Follow us on social media for updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. EPISODE LINKS: Jim's Website: www.jimherrington.com Jim’s Instagram: @jimherrington OUTLINE: 0:00 - Coming Up 1:45 - Introduction 2:24 - Jim’s Early Influences and Development 6:10 - When Photography Became Central 11:51 - An influential moment photography music 21:44 - Self assignments 29:54 - What makes a good portrait? 40:18 - Portraits of Has Beens, Never Was', and Big Stars of the music business 46:42 - Portrait of Dolly Parton 1:02:00 - The Benny Goodman moment 1:02:31 - Portrait of Morgan Freeman 1:05:29 - A big moment with Tom Petty 1:14:11 - The inspiration for the book "The Climbers" 1:28:09 - Inside the book 1:43:34 - A portrait of the famous climber, Reinhold Messner 1:45:56 - Moments and portraits with the climber Fred Beckey 1:58:19 - Advice for Aspiring Photographers SOCIAL: * Twitter: /UrbanautPodcast * Facebook: /TheUrbanautPodcast * Instagram: /TheUrbanautPodcast * Support on Patreon: /TheUrbanautPodcast #JimHerrington #TheUrbanautPodcast #Photography #TheClimbers #MusicPhotography #VanityFair #RollingStone #DocumentaryPhotography #ArtisticJourney #Podcast #Urbanautica

🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #25 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with Urbanautica.com. In this captivating episode, we have the pleasure of speaking with the distinguished photographer Andrew Borowiec. Join us as we explore his profound photographic journey and discuss his impactful projects "Along the Ohio," "The Lincoln Highway," and "Post-Industrial France." About Our Guest: Andrew Borowiec Andrew Borowiec has been capturing America's shifting industrial and post-industrial landscapes for over thirty years. His work provides a deep look into the cultural and economic changes across various regions. Borowiec’s notable projects include "Along the Ohio," which documents the evolving Rust Belt towns along the Ohio River, "The Lincoln Highway," a study of one of America’s first major highways, and "Post-Industrial France," a comparative look at European towns facing similar transformations. His evocative photographs have been exhibited worldwide and are part of numerous prestigious collections. With a rich academic and professional background, Borowiec has significantly contributed to the field of photography, both as a creator and educator. Tune in to this episode to: * Journey through Andrew Borowiec’s photographic career, from his early works to his latest projects. * Discover the narratives and artistic processes behind "Along the Ohio," "The Lincoln Highway," and "Post-Industrial France." * Gain insights into how cultural and geographical elements shape Borowiec's powerful photographic stories. Don't forget to: * Subscribe to our channel for more episodes that delve into the world of art and photography. * Like and share this episode to support the exploration of post-industrial landscapes through photography. * Follow us on social media for updates and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. EPISODE LINKS: Andrew's Contact: @ Andrew’s Instagram: @borowiecandrew OUTLINE: 0:00 - Coming Up 2:36 - His early interest which led him to photography 18:03 - Carving his own path in photography14:16 - When he chose to be a photographer 15:32 - A little bit of Intuition and Research 22:10 - Atget and Andrew's Inspiration 27:28 - After Yale37:03 - His Photographic Interest in Post-Industrial Landscapes 50:49 - Exploring "Along the Ohio"1:06:16 - The journey of "The Lincoln Highway" 1:30:22 - Insights into "Post-Industrial France"1:47:31 - A comparison between 2 images almost 40 years apart 1:58:40 - Advice for finding your voice as an artist SOCIAL: * Twitter: /UrbanautPodcast * Facebook: /TheUrbanautPodcast * Instagram: /TheUrbanautPodcast * Support on Patreon: /TheUrbanautPodcast #AndrewBorowiec #TheUrbanautPodcast #Photography #PostIndustrial #RustBelt #AlongTheOhio #TheLincolnHighway #PostIndustrialFrance #VisualNarrative #ArtisticExploration #Urbanautica #PatrickLeeHubbard

🎙️ Welcome to Ep. #24 of The Urbanaut Podcast, presented in collaboration with Urbanautica.com. In this engaging episode, we sit down with the incredibly talented artist-photographer Terry A. Ratzlaff. Terry discusses his fascinating journey into photography and provides an in-depth look at his major projects, including "But The Eyes Are Blind One Must Look With The Heart," "The Watcher," and "Take Your Time."

About Our Guest: Terry A. Ratzlaff

Terry A. Ratzlaff is an artist and educator living in Lincoln, Nebraska. His work is driven by an obsession with trains and time, exploring where these phenomena collide. Specializing in photography and book art, Terry emphasizes sequences over singular images to deconstruct modern perceptions of time, history, and technological progress. He runs a small imprint, The Basement Window, creating limited edition artist books and boxes. Terry holds an MFA from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and is a Visiting Assistant Professor of Digital Media at Nebraska Wesleyan University. His work has been featured in prestigious publications such as The New York Times, Vanity Fair, Bloomberg Businessweek, and more.

Tune in to this episode to:

* Traverse the journey of Terry's photographic career, from its inception to his latest works.

* Delve into the narratives and artistic processes behind his projects.

* Understand the impact of trains and time on his artistic vision.

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* Terry's Contact: www.terryratzlaff.com

* Terry’s Instagram: @terryratzaff

OUTLINE:

0:00 - Coming Up

2:30 - Terry’s background and early works

5:17 - Educational influences and choosing photography

11:04 - Influential People

14:46 - Looking outside of Photography for Inspiration

17:58 - Teaching

19:08 - Exploring the philosophy of "Receptiveness"

24:42 - Terry's artistic workflow

37:48 - "But The Eyes Are Blind One Must Look With The Heart"

57:24 - "The Watcher"

1:14:54 - "Take Your Time"

1:39:49 - "Marches"

1:58:42 - Advice for Finding Your Voice as an Artist

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