• 3. "If It Was Easy, It Wouldn't Be Any Fun" with Valerie Jardin

  • May 13 2023
  • Length: 46 mins
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3. "If It Was Easy, It Wouldn't Be Any Fun" with Valerie Jardin

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  • For the third episode of the podcast, I spoke with French street and documentary photographer Valerie Jardin.

    We cover Valerie's transition from a commercial photographer into a full time street photographer, educator and workshop leader. We also discuss the ethics and legalities of street photography, including what it means to respect the subject. We talk about the importance of personal projects for street photographers and how to get started on a personal project, the value of telling a story through multiple images, Valerie's experiences of publishing, social media, advice for new street photographer's and much more.

    You can view Valerie’s work on social media and through her website where you can also find more information on Valerie's workshops and also buy books and prints.
     
    Valerie’s website
    https://valeriejardinphotography.com/
    and you can follow her work on Instagram
    https://www.instagram.com/valeriejardin/

    Thanks for listening. 

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