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Podcast Episode 72: This is Ralu Chase
A real pleasure to chat to the fab Ralu Chase for episode 72 of the Podcast today! Ralu was ranked no.1 in the UK on This is Reportage: Family in 2020 (and 5th in the world), with 8 Reportage Family Awards and 2 Family Story Awards to her name, and I found it really inspiring talking to her. Tune in today as Ralu shares all about:
the story behind of her specific Family Story Awards that doesn’t actually show any people, her top tips for documentary family photography in general, what living in three different countries over two different continents has meant to her and her photography, our Netflix synopsis game, and so much more…
Podcast Episode 71: This is Marek Troszczynski
Welcome to episode 71 of the Podcast, where I’m thrilled to be chatting to the fab Marek Troszczynski! Marek was joint-28th in the World on TiR in 2020, and joint 24th on This is Reportage: Family – this is a man who really knows his stuff when it comes to documentary photography! But not only is he a fantastic photographer, he’s a truly lovely guy too; really enjoyed chatting with him. Tune in today as Marek talks all about:
his experience of being a groom himself (and thus on the other side of the camera), how and why he became a photographer, shooting a wedding with 1000 guests, the story behind one of his specific Reportage Awards, photographing his own family, and so much more…
Podcast Episode 70: This is Elke Van Rulo
Excited to be joined by the fab Elke Van Rulo for this week’s Podcast! Recently ranked 5th in Belgium on This is Reportage: Family for 2020, with 4 Reportage Family Awards and a Family Story Award – and having already picked up two more Family Story Awards in our first Collection of 2021 – Elke shares so many great tips and insights into documentary family photography today, including:
the importance of talking when it comes to building trust and rapport, why she started to study photography when she did, her move to America and then back again, day in the life sessions, the value of having her own family photographed, our Netflix synopsis game, photographing her friend’s child’s birth, and much more…
Podcast Episode 69: This is Dan Morris
I had such a great time chatting to the lovely human being that is Dan Morris for this week’s Podcast! Originally from South Wales (which we may mention a little bit in the episode…), Dan is now based in Cheltenham in the UK, and he captures weddings all over Europe. He recently won 5 Reportage Awards in a single Collection, which is a proper achievement, and Dan talks about one of those specific Awards on the episode, as well as many other things, including:
his journey from electrical engineer to photographer, his love of colour, a very funny (but stressful to hear!) story of how he lost his wallet whilst travelling between weddings, his very special sausage dog, how 2020 was for him, his spot-coloured capture of the Olympic Torch Relay, why and how he ‘hides in plain sight’, ‘The Wedding Street Podcast’ that he does with Rob Edge, and much more…
Collection Twenty Judges
An honour to reveal our judges for Collection Twenty! A massive thanks to these five amazing photographers who will be poring over our thousands of submissions (clockwise, from top-left): Aleks Kus (Slovenia), Shane O’Neill (Ireland), Louise van den Broek (Netherlands), Joe Short (UK) and Ang Waterton (Canada).
There’s only a few days left to submit now: Submit by 23:59 GMT on 24th March 2021. Members receive 60 Reportage Award entries (for the best individual captures), and 18 Story Award entries (for a series of 15 – 20 images of a single wedding) per year, and many more benefits. Submitted images/Stories can have been taken from any year.
