Interviews

Using the Olympus OM-D E-M1 for Head Shot Photography – Interview with Damon Hunter

04/03/2016 By Heather 3 Comments

Welcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with photographers who use mirrorless cameras for their work! “Switching to a smaller and lighter system” has become somewhat a buzz phrase as of late, but many working photographers take this philosophy seriously. From medical reasons such as resolving back and shoulder pain to the simple realisation that bigger does not mean better, photographers are turning to mirrorless systems now more than ever before.

This week’s interview is with Damon Hunter, a professional head shot photographer and actor from Victoria, Australia who specialises in actors and corporate. He switched from Nikon to the Olympus OM-D E-M1 for all his photography, both professional and personal, and hasn’t looked back since.

Visit Damon’s website and check out his work on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

All images in this article are property of Damon Hunter and are published with permission.

Fine Art Portrait Photography with the Fuji X Series – An Interview with Bill Gekas

16/12/2015 By Heather 5 Comments

This week’s interview is with Bill Gekas, a self-taught portrait photographer from Melbourne who rose to fame with his fine art portraits of his daughter Athena. Originally a Pentax user, he switched to the Fujifilm X series for his work last year, investing first in the X100s and then in the X-E1 and X-T1. His photographs have been featured in various publications and media outlets including BBC, NBC Today, ABC News, Daily Mail and others.

Visit Bill’s website and check out his work on Facebook and Twitter.

All images in this article are property of Bill Gekas and are published with permission.

The responsibility and privilege to testify – An interview with photojournalist Antonio Faccilongo

09/12/2015 By Mathieu 1 Comment

The cover image is part of the “Tramadol” story.

Welcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with photographers who use mirrorless cameras for their work. “Switching to a smaller and lighter system” has become somewhat a buzz phrase as of late, but many working photographers take this philosophy seriously. From medical reasons such as resolving back and shoulder pain to the simple realisation that bigger does not mean better, photographers are turning to mirrorless systems now more than ever before.

This week’s interview is with Antonio Faccilongo, an Italian freelance photojournalist who travels the world with his Fujifilm X-T1 to document sensitive stories in difficult places. His work focuses mainly on Asia and the Middle East, where he covers social, political and cultural issues.

Fine art street photography with the GX7 – An interview with Gagan Sadana

04/12/2015 By Heather 4 Comments

This week’s interview is with Gagan Sadana, a talented street photographer based in Kent who primarily shoots candid shots in black and white and uses the Lumix GX7 for much of his work. He is both a Panasonic Europe Ambassador and the co-founder of Street Photography International, a collective of street photographers who promote street photography from around the globe.

Going nomad to film the world with the Sony A7s – An Interview with filmmaker Brandon Li

02/10/2015 By Mathieu 1 Comment

Cover image: a screenshot taken from Brandon’s recent video “Balinese”.

Welcome to our series of 100 interviews we will be holding with professionals who use mirrorless cameras for their work! Since these cameras are excellent tools for both stills and video work, we decided to share the experience of a professional filmmaker for a change. 🙂

This week’s interview is with Brandon Li, a talented director, cinematographer and video editor from Los Angeles who is constantly travelling the globe. He switches between commercial work and original documentary-styled videos shot with his Sony A7s during his many journeys around the world. His work is very popular on Vimeo and has been selected as “Pick of the week” more than once. We first came across Brandon’s work on Sonyalpharumors.