The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography
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Podcast Overview
<p>The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography is a critical platform dedicated to contemporary <b>street photography</b> and <b>documentary photography</b>. Produced by Eyeshot — an independent publisher focused on publishing and visual culture — the podcast features in-depth conversations on photographic practice, authorship, editing, and publishing.<br />Rather than promotional interviews, each episode examines how photographers construct meaning: how they approach the street, develop long-term documentary projects, edit bodies of work, and position themselves within social and cultural contexts.<br />In a time shaped by speed and image saturation, the podcast creates space for reflection, responsibility, and visual literacy. It positions street and documentary photography not simply as genres, but as ways of engaging with reality.<br />A growing archive for photographers, editors, and readers committed to thinking photography seriously.<br /><br /><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="eyeshotstreetphotography.com" target="_blank">Website</a> | <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/@eyeshot-photos" target="_blank">Youtube</a> | <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="instagram.com/eyeshot_magazine/" target="_blank">Instagram</a> </p>
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Recent Episodes
July 17, 2026
Paul Trevor: Fifty Years of Analogue Street Photography
<p>British photographer Paul Trevor has spent more than fifty years photographing public life, most of it in East London, and now reopens his black-and-white archive as a book that plays. In this Eyeshot 50mm interview, British street and documentary photographer Paul Trevor talks with Lucrezia Bonarota about a life spent photographing public life. Largely self-taught, he came to photography through cinema and co-founded the Exit Photography Group in 1973, learning alongside other photographers who had no school but each other. He speaks about street photography as learning about loss, the shots that haunt you because you missed them, the generosity of the street, and the discipline of the analogue years: the darkroom, the contact sheets, the slow burn. His new limited-edition book with Eyeshot, Riffs, returns to his archive from the 1970s and 1980s and pairs images from different times and places until new meaning appears through rhythm and surprise.</p>
July 10, 2026
Alex Kornhuber: Documentary Photography in Perù
<p>Documentary photographer Alex Kornhuber has spent more than twenty years photographing Peru, its people, land, labour and migration, and the question of who we really are. In this interview, Peruvian-German documentary photographer Alex Kornhuber talks about a life spent photographing Peru. Born to a German father and a Peruvian mother, Alex has always felt he belongs everywhere and nowhere, a feeling that lets him enter realities different from his own. Over two decades he moved past the tourist mask of Peru toward its hidden, more difficult places: mining towns like La Rinconada at 5,400 meters, the extraction economy that shapes entire families, and the land that makes its people resilient and creative. He speaks candidly about the ethics of consent, stealing a shot and negotiating with the people in it, the emotions that get in the way of editing, and what he keeps from masters like Koudelka, Robert Frank and Cartier-Bresson. </p>
July 3, 2026
Mark Davidson on Street Photography: Stop Shooting for Instagram
<p>In this episode of Eyeshot 50mm, Australian street photographer Mark Davidson talks about street photography beyond Instagram, visual performance, clichés, and the pressure to make images that simply “work” online. Together, we discuss his late start in photography, his relationship with Melbourne, the use of flash as a way to capture tension and unease, the ethics of photographing strangers, and why failure, patience, and long-term projects are essential to building meaningful work.<br /><br />Eyeshot 50mm is our interview series dedicated to street and documentary photography: raw, direct conversations with photographers who turn the streets into visual stories. Subscribe to Eyeshot, explore our books and discover more interviews with contemporary street and documentary photographers.</p>
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- What is The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography?
<p>The Eyeshot Podcast on Street & Documentary Photography is a critical platform dedicated to contemporary <b>street photography</b> and <b>documentary photography</b>. Produced by Eyeshot — an independent publisher focused on publishing and visual culture — the podcast features in-depth conversations on photographic practice, authorship, editing, and publishing.<br />Rather than promotional interviews, each episode examines how photographers construct meaning: how they approach the street, develop long-term documentary projects, edit bodies of work, and position themselves within social and cultural contexts.<br />In a time shaped by speed and image saturation, the podcast creates space for reflection, responsibility, and visual literacy. It positions street and documentary photography not simply as genres, but as ways of engaging with reality.<br />A growing archive for photographers, editors, and readers committed to thinking photography seriously.<br /><br /><a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="eyeshotstreetphotography.com" target="_blank">Website</a> | <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.youtube.com/@eyeshot-photos" target="_blank">Youtube</a> | <a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="instagram.com/eyeshot_magazine/" target="_blank">Instagram</a> </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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