Discovering distinct worlds of people AT HOME - book by Susan Kandel - published by Stanley Barker
Hello fellow photographers. In this episode I am talking with American photographer Susan Kandel and we are talking about her new book AT HOME published by STANLEY/BARKER. It is a project Susan spent more than 10 years on and she photographed many families at their homes. My name is Martin and this is a Podcast about photography.
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The book: https://www.stanleybarker.co.uk/collections/frontpage/products/susan-kandel
YouTube Index:
00:00 - Hello There!
00:54 - Introduction
01:29 - Working and attending classes at MIT
05:24 - Workshop with Garry Winogrand
06:05 - Inspiration
07:07 - How Garry Winogrand got trampled during photographing of football game
07:25 - Adapting style
10:02 - Doing photography for living
12:11 - Stanley/Barker photography book AT HOME
17:41 - What was the most difficult part in the transition of photographing people outside and inside
18:39 - How can you get candid photographaps when you have the permission to photograph
19:52 - How did you imagine the project to work out
20:40 - When did you realise the project was done?
21:11 - Images and interesting stories
23:25 - Did you miss many shots?
23:46 - Images and interesting stories
30:45 - What is it like to revisit your work after quite some time
31:24 - Sequencing and other work with publisher
32:09 - AT HOME
32:52 - What about consent and giving prints away
34:48 - What about other project for future books?
36:29 - Future dream project?
37:57 - The end
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