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"Our fifty second interview in this new series of intimate interviews is with talented mobile photography and artist, Stefania Piccioni from Ascoli, Marche, Italy. This is an interview that is sure to get your creative juices flowing. Enjoy!"... theappwhisperer.com/2019/08/mobile-photography-art-intima...
Morning coffee and newspaper! And look what's in it today! Thank you Głos Wielkopolski for the interview! So grateful for this. 😀
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This Shot Was Taken in Global Village
while Ex-shail Was interviewed by one of Cheez Members !
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The thing in front of him is a Light hehehe :P
Model :Ex.shail ~ My Brother ~
"Photography is truth.”
this is an interview i did for the ukrainian portal AZH.
www.azh.com.ua/newspage.php?subaction=showfull&id=124...
The site: www.azh.com.ua/
english versions:
here on flickr: www.flickr.com/groups/azh/discuss/72157619866875919/
on my tumblr: tommythepariah.tumblr.com/
Thanks a lot Alexandr for Everything :)
After the interview, one of these four lovely ladies will take over the job of Press Secretary at the White House. Which one will it be? And will we ever learn what winning attributes she has that got her the job? Only time will tell.
Lisa Ray has made some interesting and successful acting decisions. Her big break came in 2002 when she snagged the role of an escort hired as a bride-to-be for a playboy millionaire in Deepa Mehta's 'Bollywood/Hollywood.' After 'Bollywood/Hollywood,' she went on to Jafri's 'Arrangement,' a U.S.-British co-venture about arranged Indian marriages; and Kiran Merchant's 'Quarter Life Crisis,' a portrait of twenty-somethings adrift in New York's singles scene. She recently starred in 'The World Unseen'. It's an adaptation of Shamim Sarif's critically-acclaimed debut novel.
Check out her interview with George here.
This is an interview with Mercedes..
Name? Mercedes Magnifique Herdnandez
Favorite colour? Purple
Favorite dress? The one I'm wearing on the picture :)
Motto? I don't have one yet :)
In love? YEEES!:)
Best time of year? Summer. I loove the sun :)
Best in world? Flowers, green grass, peace and boys ;D
Worst in world? War! I hate it!
Dream?I have lots of money! Looots of money! >:)
Now on newsstands, Shutterbug magazine's "Expert Photo Techniques" issue contains a flattering 4-page interview with me about the past, present and future of light painted night photography. The issue also contains interviews with other NP/LPers Lance Keimig, Darren Pearson and Larrie Thomson: lotsa good reading for any night shooter. Read the entire article as a pdf here.
Racing driver Robert Kubica of Poland won the Renault World Series event in 2005 and is currently driving for BMW Sauber in F1. On Sunday 7th August 2006 he is due to replace Jacques Villeneuve in the Hungarian Grand Prix, becoming the first Polish driver to race in a full F1 Grand Prix.
Interviewed by Polish racing commentator and journalist Cezary Gutowski
Head of the Baghdad police, Superintendent Maitland interviews his daughter, Sheila, under the watchful eye of Poirot.
I am happy to be the first photographer interviewed by Velvet Eyes, a new promising photography website.
A big thanks to the curator team, Laura Uslar and Stanley Bloom
Love the site design! Check it out! Great stuffs in there.
I was interviewed by Marc Barkowski (publisher) for the german street magazin. First time for me, so another new experience ;-)
It can be read online here soulofstreet.de
Also thanks to Reiner Girsch who is the second publisher !!
Have a great weekend and best regards -db
French students interviewing people on the streets of Peterborough. I didn't catch the conversation but guessed it would be about the upcoming referendum.
Digital Photo Magazine interviewed me about photographing Istanbul. What a treat to visit Istanbul, but to photograph this great city, too? Wow. Istanbul offers photo opportunities wherever you turn.
What was it about Istanbul that made you want to capture it on camera?
The Ottoman architecture of Istanbul, it’s minarets reaching to the heavens, the colourful spice market, Grand Bazaar presented a vivid image in my mind. Hypothetically, I had been photographing Istanbul even before I arrived. I had seen a myriad of photos while researching my trip and visualized how I would capture the various scenes differently. Once my feet hit the pavement, it seemed as if I had already visited the city, making my task of capturing the city on camera all the more easy. Additionally, having grown up in Tripoli, Libya, re-discovering the Islamic world has been high on my list. Istanbul has been only one stop with regard to this journey.
Istanbul is famous for its beautiful Ottoman architecture, such as the Sultan Ahmed Mosque and so on; artistically, do you think you did it justice?
Ottoman architecture is brilliant, isn’t it? The style completely captures my imagination, and there is a fairytale magical element I’ve not seen elsewhere. My eye is drawn towards curves, and lines, so Istanbul was ideal for me as a photographer. Hour upon hour I studied Hagia Sophia, Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Blue Mosque), Süleymaniye Mosque, Basilica Cistern following each curve and line.
I help aspiring and established photographers get noticed so they can earn an income from photography or increase sales. My blog, Photographer’s Business Notebook is a wealth of information as is my Mark Paulda’s YouTube Channel. I also offer a variety of books, mentor services and online classes at Mark Paulda Photography Mentor
All images are available as Museum Quality Photographic Prints and Commercial Licensing. Feel free to contact me with any and all inquiries.
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My alternate ego, Dean-O,(www.flickr.com/photos/193649900@N07/) has been featured in The Inspired Eye magazine. Many thanks to Don Springer and Olivier Duong for doing this.
Ask me anything.
Thank you for all the kind comments over the years, i have made it a new years resolution to try and reply to them more but please be patient with me , i find it quite hard down to a bang on the head and slight brain injury which just effects my dyslexia and train of thought.
Has she covered up her camera? No, it's a flip-up LED light array, used to light her subjects during filming.
You can check out an interview I did for Issue 74 of Inspired Eye. It is an online magazine about street photography. Thank you Don Springer for the opportunity to express myself and share my views. It was a fantastic experience.