Interview with Gustavo Minas
Beautifully colourful with playfully juxtaposed scenes that turn the mundane into something poetic and often complex to the point that his photographs transcend reality, Gustavo Minas has managed to create a voice and style that is unmistakably his.
Interview with John Stanmeyer
Anyone interested in documentary photography will know the name John Stanmeyer (if you don’t, all the more reason to keep reading :).
Raw Photo Tours for the Vueling Blog
Vueling is the largest Spanish airline by fleet size and number of destinations (serving over 100 destinations in Africa, Asia, Middle East and Europe). This past July we were featured in their blog: At 30,000 feet, with some tips on how to take good photos when we travel.
Interview with award-winning photographer Samuel Aranda
When you try to imagine what Samuel Aranda might be like; a photographer who has won a World Press Photo of the year (amongst many others), whom collaborates with one of the most important newspapers in the world and that dedicates his time to travelling the world covering conflicts and social drama, it’s easy to imagine the typical intrepid or adventure photographer…
Interview with portrait photographer Victoria Iglesias
Great photographers are hard to find and Victoria Iglesias is one of them. You might not know her by name but you’ve probably seen her portraits in Interviú, Travel, ParisMatch, Cosmopolitan, Vogue or several other magazines in which her photos have been featured.
Interview with Fabrice Cilpa, photographer and founder of life_is_Street
With 909.263 posts on Instagram, the hashtag life_is_street is probably one of the ones you’re using if you’re into street photography, and if you’re not, you should be since Fabrice Cilpa, founder of the famous street photography “feature” account, is one of the best photographic editors of this social network.
Interview with Craig Whitehead aka Sixstreetunder
Amongst all the noise of a social network like Instagram, Craig Whitehead aka @sixstreetunder, is one of those photographers that catches your eye and through his use of colour, composition and his attention to detail, makes you feel the rain, the colours and the light of his city.
Interview – The Photographer behind ‘Humans of Barcelona’.
“I came to the conclusion that I wanted to portray Barcelona through its people…and on the 10th of October 2010, ‘Humans of Barcelona’ was born”.