by Tobias Beach-Wyld and Tom Warland
A Photography Podcast that doesn't always stay sharp. Welcome to the latest photography podcast you really don't need! Join Toby and Tom ramble and discuss ideas in photography from their shared point of view of teachers who studied Documentary Photography. Tom is a visual anthropologist and darkroom printer, ambassador for photographic retailer: Analogue Wonderland. Toby is a documentary photographer who focuses on very long in-depth projects.
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July 8, 2026
<p>Laura Noble on Curating Photography, Collecting Art & Why Presentation Matters | Almost in FocusWhat makes a photograph worthy of a gallery wall? How do curators decide what gets exhibited? And in a world increasingly influenced by AI, what role does human creativity still play?In this episode of **Almost in Focus**, we're joined by **Laura Noble**—curator, gallery director, writer and author of *The Art of Collecting Photography*. Laura shares decades of experience working with photographers, collectors and galleries, offering practical advice for anyone looking to exhibit, collect or simply better understand photographic art.From building meaningful collections to creating exhibitions that truly connect with audiences, this conversation explores the decisions that happen long before a photograph reaches the wall. We discuss approaching galleries, portfolio reviews, photography books and zines, exhibition design, and how emerging technologies are changing the landscape of contemporary photography.Whether you're an emerging photographer, an experienced artist, curator, student or someone who simply loves photography, this episode is packed with thoughtful insights into how photographs are presented, appreciated and remembered.In this episode* Why curation is about storytelling, not just selecting images* How to start collecting photography with confidence* What galleries really look for from photographers* Practical advice for presenting and exhibiting your work* The importance of exhibition design and gallery space* Photography books, zines and evolving publishing trends* AI, digital technology and the future of photographic practice* Why less can often be more when displaying work* Portfolio reviews, mentorship and developing a sustainable creative career Resources & Links📚 **Laura Noble's book – *The Art of Collecting Photography***https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=The+Art+of+Collecting+Photography+Laura+Noble🌐 Laura Noble Galleryhttps://lauranoblegallery.com📷 InstagramLaura: https://www.instagram.com/lauraannnoble/ (@lauraannnoble)Gallery: https://www.instagram.com/lanoblegallery/ (@lanoblegallery)📸 Spectrum Photographichttps://spectrumphoto.co.uk/🖨️ Genesis Imaginghttps://genesisimaging.co.uk/🏛️ Rencontres d'Arles Photography Festivalhttps://www.rencontres-arles.com/💡 Duncan Wardle TED Talk – *What If We Reimagined Creativity?*https://www.ted.com/talks/duncan_wardle_what_if_we_reimagined_creativity---If you enjoyed this conversation, please **like**, **subscribe**, and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. It really helps more people discover the show.Follow **Almost in Focus** for more conversations with photographers, artists, curators and creative professionals exploring the craft, culture and future of photography.</p>
June 21, 2026
<p>Join Tobias and Tom as they explore the fascinating world ofstereoscopic photography, from its historical significance in wartime to modern artistic and scientific applications. Along the way they share anecdotes, technical insights, and their own experiments with 3D imaging, all in their usual relaxed and humorous style. </p><p><strong>In This Episode </strong></p><p>· The origins of stereoscopy and its inventor, Sir Charles Wheatstone </p><p>· How stereoscopy was used during WWII for intelligence gathering and camouflage detection </p><p>· The science of binocular vision and how our brains perceive depth </p><p>· Simple demonstrations you can try yourself to understand stereoscopic vision </p><p>· DIY projects, including camera obscuras and outdoor studio setups </p><p>· The use of stereo photography in space exploration, including Apollo lunar missions </p><p>· Modern 3D imaging techniques, from View-Master to smartphone apps </p><p>· Artistic applications of stereoscopy and experimental photographic processes </p><p>· The challenges and limitations of current stereoscopic technologies, including VR and 3D glasses </p><p>· Creative projects involving imaginary worlds, fake documentaries, and Aerochrome-inspired imagery </p><p>· Upcoming stereoscopy events and opportunities to get involved </p><p> </p><p><strong>Stereoscopy Apps </strong></p><p>i3DSteroid (iPhone/iPad)[https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/i3dsteroid/id467945370] </p><p>3DSteroid (Android)[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jp.suto.stereoroid] </p><p><strong>Projects & Resources </strong></p><p>Tom Warland – Stereoscopic Projects and Resources[https://www.tombobwarland.com] </p><p>Jim Naughten – Mountains of Kong[https://jimnaughten.co.uk/] </p><p>Chris Levine [https://chrislevine.com/] </p><p>London Stereoscopic Company [https://www.londonstereo.com] </p><p> </p><p><strong>Stereoscopic Events</strong></p><p>London Stereoscopic Photowalk '26 18 October 2026[https://www.photowalk.me/photowalk/the-london-stereoscopic-photowalk-26/]</p><p><br></p><p><strong>Other Resources</strong></p><p>Phlogger Episode 49 – Quinn Jacobson</p><p>[https://phlogger.co.uk/tooth-fairies-kevin-costner-massacres-with-quinn-jacobson/]</p>
June 10, 2026
<p><strong>Photography and Health: Exploring the Remedy Photo Festival</strong>Discover how the Remedy Photo Festival is transforming the way we see health through lens-based storytelling. This episode explores the intersection of photography, lived experience, and social engagement, providing insights into a groundbreaking project that is making health narratives more visible and equitable.In this episode:</p><ul><li>Introduction to the Remedy Photo Festival and its focus on health-related photography</li><li>The journey from open call to exhibition, highlighting rapid development in 18 months</li><li>The importance of health photography in reflecting societal and personal experiences</li><li>How the festival promotes collaborative and equitable approaches with participants</li><li>Featured work from international artists documenting chronic illness and mental health</li><li>Discussions on the challenges and opportunities in funding and showcasing health photography</li><li>The role of storytelling, with examples of photos that foster human connection and understanding</li><li>The impact of COVID-19 on the visibility of health issues in photography</li><li>Future plans: expanding collaborations, training, and grassroots engagement</li></ul><p>To find out more about events and exhibitions in the festival, go to <a href="https://remedyphoto.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://remedyphoto.com/</a> </p>
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A Photography Podcast that doesn't always stay sharp.
Welcome to the latest photography podcast you really don't need! Join Toby and Tom ramble and discuss ideas in photography from their shared point of view of teachers who studied Documentary Photography.
Tom is a visual anthropologist and darkroom printer, ambassador for photographic retailer: Analogue Wonderland. Toby is a documentary photographer who focuses on very long in-depth projects.
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