The Photo Ethics Podcast

Por: Photography Ethics Centre
This podcast is all about the ethics of photography. Each week we will hear from an accomplished photographer about what ethics means in their practice. We will talk about how these photographers have handled challenging situations, we will hear how their different experiences have shaped the way that they use their camera, and we will ask the big questions to find out why they photograph what they photograph. We will cover topics like consent, dignity, power, responsibility, impact, and collaboration. This podcast is hosted by Savannah Dodd, founder of the Photography Ethics Centre.
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Zula Rabikowska: On working with communities 21/08/2024
Nicki Lees: On making the invisible visible 14/08/2024
Raymond Thompson Jr.: On speculation 07/08/2024
Pia Johnson: On performing identity 31/07/2024
Anastasia Taylor-Lind: On being slow, kind, and gentle 24/07/2024
Fred Ritchin: Photography for a better world 06/12/2023
Brent Lewis: On becoming the story 29/11/2023
Margaret Mitchell: On connection and sincerity 22/11/2023
Shaminder Dulai: On troublemaking 15/11/2023
Photovoice Worldwide: On expanding the frame 08/11/2023
Morwenna Kearsley: On ethics as comfort 01/11/2023
Nilupa Yasmin: On unconscious bias 25/10/2023
Daniel Regan: On (self) care 18/10/2023
Jack Moyse: On understanding disability 11/10/2023
Salgu Wissmath: On queering photography 04/10/2023
Robin Hammond: On balancing impact 27/09/2023
Rehab Eldalil: On relinquishing ownership 20/09/2023
Annie Tritt: On intentions and impact 15/09/2022
Fati Abubakar: On changing the narrative 07/09/2022
Arpita Shah: On representing identity 31/08/2022
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