“I photograph like a documentarian, but I print like a painter,” says Todd Hido (1968, USA), renowned for his night pictures of suburban houses and his poetic, luminous landscapes. He recently was in Amsterdam to give a workshop and GUP took the opportunity to ask him some questions.
Eric Kala catches the soul of buildings. The 44 year old photographer, son of a geometrist, roams his region of South-Eastern France looking for lines, shapes and colours (and, according to him, listening to them too.) He talks to us a month before his new exhibit “Kromatic Cité”, sponsored by Nikon, opens in Paris.
Aperture initiated SNAPSHOT, a brand-new series of interviews with photographers, including their self- portraits and a short overview of their photographic work.
Under a big banyan tree on a bright spring morning writer Abhinav Gaurav met up with Iwan Baan at the sidelines of a design conference organised in Mumbai, India.
Drawing from a variety of mediums, including both digital and manual photography, cinema, and programmes such as Garageband, Futoshi Miyagi’s work often focuses on the distinctions between public and private lives.