Today, @seantuck.bsky.social shares his thoughts on what makes great street photography & the deeper philosophies behind the genre. He talks about what he’s learned from years of making pictures & teaching others to see more clearly. photowalk.show/episodes/sea... #photography #podcast #photowalk

On the show today: Brad Carr’s photography isn’t just about making beautiful landscape pictures and being out in nature, it’s about a sense of catharsis, healing and even survival. photowalk.show/episodes/bra... #photography #podcast #photowalk

The 500th episode! I'm joined by our community, to walk across an open common that used to be one of the most feared nuclear airbases in the UK, which these days is often the muse for the Photowalk. Grab your camera, we're going on a very special walk together! photowalk.show/episodes/500...

It’s a street-focused week in terms of our guests, as Street Photography Magazine’s creator Bob Patterson, and candid street photographer Valérie Jardin join me on this week's episode. photowalk.show/episodes/bob... #photography #podcast #photowalk

I sit down with former National Geographic shooter Dewitt Jones, one of America’s most respected photographers and storytellers. Dewitt has spent a lifetime turning his lens toward creativity, vision, and the pursuit of possibility. photowalk.show/episodes/dew... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Former guest, photojournalist Claire Thomas joins me to talk about her first monograph Altai: Hunters and Herders of Mongolia, her book capturing life in the remote mountains of western Mongolia. photowalk.show/episodes/cla... #photography #podcast #photowalk

In this week's episode, I revisit conversations with two remarkable photographers whose work and generosity have left lasting impressions: Steve Shipman and Charlie Waite. photowalk.show/episodes/ste... #photography #podcast #photowalk

I walk with Mali Davies through the winding paths of Savernake Forest, a place steeped in history. Surrounded by ancient oaks and beeches, we talk about the role forests have played in Britain’s story, and why their protection has never been more important. photowalk.show/episodes/mal... #podcast

Dale Thomas' story is about community, a race across the desert that, in many ways, saved his life, and an outlook shaped not by medals or miles, but by a belief that life is for living, fully, curiously, and with your family never far from your heart. photowalk.show/episodes/dal... #podcast

Today’s guest is Ibarionex Perello, a photographer, writer, educator, and the host of The Candid Frame podcast. With more than 600 episodes under his belt, he’s interviewed legends like Jay Maisel, Mary Ellen Mark, and Joel Meyerowitz. photowalk.show/episodes/iba... #photogrpahy #podcast

I'm in London with Marissa Roth, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer whose career spans decades of visual storytelling. We talk about what might be a photographer’s greatest superpower: vulnerability. photowalk.show/episodes/mar... #photography #podcast #podcast

We’re in Paris, exploring with street photographer and regular contributor to the show Valérie Jardin as our guide. We visit places that hold a special photographic charm, not just the landmarks, but quieter, less-travelled streets and corners. photowalk.show/episodes/val... #photography #podcast

Photographer Quintin Lake is my guest today, sharing stories from the literal edges. From 2015 to 2021, he walked the entire coastline of mainland Britain, covering all 11,000 km of it, creating The Perimeter. photowalk.show/episodes/qui... #photography #podcast #photowalk

National Geographic Explorer Thomas Nicolon studies some of the world’s most vulnerable ecosystems. His camera has led him through the dense rainforests of Central Africa and the tangled frontlines of wildlife trafficking in the Amazon. photowalk.show/episodes/tho... #photography #podcast

Gary Ramage is a former military photographer whose camera was trained on the complexities of human nature through the lens of conflict and resilience for three decades. But it was one small slip, a dropped lens cap, that nearly cost him his life. photowalk.show/episodes/gar... #photography

Sean Tucker is back to talk with me about the parts of creative life we don’t often say out loud, anxiety, self-doubt, the “Is it good enough?” spiral, and what to do when you feel like giving up. photowalk.show/episodes/sea... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Platon, known for capturing some of the most iconic faces in modern history, from world leaders to cultural figures, joins me to share insights into the emotional depth of portraiture, human connection, and the responsibility that comes with photographing power. photowalk.show/episodes/int...

David duChemin is a photographer, author, and adventurer whose work and words have helped countless creatives reconnect with the why behind their work, which plays perfectly into the story of this podcast. photowalk.show/episodes/dav... #photography #podcast #photowalk

A trio of guests this week: Photographer, author and adventurer David duChemin joins me ahead of his full appearance next week, plus documentary photographer Giles Penfound, and Valérie Jardin returns for this month’s Teach Me Street. photowalk.show/episodes/duc... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Liza Gershman is a travel and food photographer who is just as interested in the people and places behind the meal as she is in the food itself. Her work has taken her to over 50 countries, always with a focus on storytelling. photowalk.show/episodes/liz... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Photographer Tom Warburton retired early and, rather than settle into a slower pace, decided to walk the length of the River Ganges, over 1,100 kilometres from the glacier source in the Himalayas to its confluence with the Yamuna near Prayagraj. photowalk.show/episodes/tom... #photography #podcast

Mark Fearnley is a London-based street photographer known for his minimalist, fine art approach to urban storytelling, where lines, light, and shadow play leading roles. photowalk.show/episodes/mar... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Part postcard, part diary, this week The Photowalk steps into another world. We've swapped the familiar footpaths of England for the rich tapestry of India, a country that stirs something profound in you from the moment you arrive. photowalk.show/episodes/ind... #photography #podcast #photowalk

I spend the day with my good friend, documentary photographer Giles Penfound, once the head of photography for the British Army, now a passionate ambassador for the slower, more intentional world of film photography. photowalk.show/episodes/gil... #photography #podcast #photowalk

A holiday archive special, featuring interviews with two remarkable photographers: Joel Meyerowitz & Ed Kashi. This episode is about the narratives that shape our understanding of humanity and the measures of success that go beyond accolades. photowalk.show/episodes/joe... #photography #podcast

Canadian photographer Lee Nordbye hikes, climbs, and skates with a camera in hand, embracing what he calls mountain therapy to navigate life and mental health. photowalk.show/episodes/lee... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Marcus Bleasdale has spent his life in places most of us would struggle to imagine, photographically documenting conflict zones and communities caught in the crossfire of politics and profit. photowalk.show/episodes/mar... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Ian Beesley, is an acclaimed social documentary photographer whose work has captured the changing face of the North of England for over four decades, from documenting the decline of heavy industry to the resilience of working-class communities. photowalk.show/episodes/ian... #photography #podcast

Today I visit and walk with British photographer Mark Seymour, who made his name as an award-winning wedding photographer. However, his passion for photography as a medium led him beyond the wedding aisle and onto the streets of the world. photowalk.show/episodes/mar... #photography #podcast

In today's episode, I talk to Tim Kington, a photographer and adventure seeker about what it takes to climb Everest, the reality of the so-called Death Zone, and why, despite the dangers, thousands still attempt to reach the summit. photowalk.show/episodes/low... #photography #podcast #photowalk

The discovery of Ernest Stone's archive reveals a once-hidden visual chronicle of New York from the 1960s to the 1980s, a legacy that may not have been uncovered without the dedication of his niece Melissa Berman. photowalk.show/episodes/ern... #photography #podcast #photowalk

For some reason completely forgot to post last week's episode with David Wright, @expeditioncamera.bsky.social. Go take a listen to hear stories about polar bears, meatballs 😀, snake bites and much more photowalk.show/episodes/dav... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Shannon Taggart is a photographer and author renowned for her exploration of modern Spiritualism, a belief system centred on communicating with the deceased. Her fascination began as a teenager when a medium revealed details about her cousin’s grandfather's death. photowalk.show/episodes/sha...

National Geographic photographer Jim Richardson has shot over fifty stories for National Geographic and Traveler and today shares the art of becoming invisible behind the lens, plus how he pitches photo stories to the world’s biggest publications. #photography photowalk.show/episodes/jim...

Photographer Tracey Halladay had come to terms with the possibility of not experiencing all that life had to offer. However, a kidney transplant changed that. She now shares her changed perspective and appreciation as she explores the wilds of Canada. photowalk.show/episodes/tra... #photography

Photojournalist Ted Soqui, regarded by his peers as a visual historian of modern American life, joins me today to share the unique challenges and dangers of covering the 2025 LA fires, offering insight into life on the frontlines with a camera. photowalk.show/episodes/ted... #photography

Today’s conversation with photojournalist Claire Thomas takes a remarkable turn within just 20 minutes, shifting from casual beginnings to the profound realities of her work now. photowalk.show/episodes/cla... #photography #podcast #photowalk

The Photowalk show embraces the mindfulness of walking with a camera and making pictures. We invite you to walk along with host Neale James as he shares stories of inspiration and talks with photographers and creative people worldwide. photowalk.show/episodes #photography #podcast #photowalk

Jack Lowe’s Lifeboat Station Project is a photographic tribute to the courageous British lifeboat crews who risk everything to save lives at sea. Today, he is on the show to talk about his incredible undertaking and risk-taking. photowalk.show/episodes/jac... #photography #podcast #photowalk

Ted Forbes is a photographer, educator, and creator of The Art of Photography YouTube channel. His new book, Visually Speaking, explores photography as a universal language, offering insights and examples on how to create images that truly communicate. photowalk.show/episodes/ted... #photography