A practical conversation about making photographic work during a period of constraint.
Tom Kennedy and photography consultant Savilla Smith turn a pandemic-era conversation into a plainspoken look at making work when the world has narrowed.

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We welcome you to the American Society of Media Photographers podcast series "ASMP Experts and Masters." The program brings candid conversations about the craft, business and culture of photography between legendary photographers, creatives, and thought leaders under the guidance of our rotating hosts: Tom Kennedy , ASMP's Executive Director / former multimedia editor of The Washington Post / former Director of Photography at National Geographic, Luke Copping former Chair of ASMP's National Board of Directors, Gabriella Marks, current ASMP National Board Treasurer, and Amy Tierney, current ASMP National Board Director.The first several podcast episodes were additionally live streamed on Face…
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A practical conversation about making photographic work during a period of constraint.
Tom Kennedy and photography consultant Savilla Smith turn a pandemic-era conversation into a plainspoken look at making work when the world has narrowed.


Real photography work, coffee-chat pace.

Camera talk with creator-side chaos.
Photography advice for seeing again.

Practical photography advice with story in mind.
Warm shop talk for documentary photographers.
ASMP Experts & Masters host Tom Kennedy continues his conversation with photography consultant and curator J.
Robert Seale traces his path from a Houston Chronicle internship and Houston Post sports work to 11 years at The Sporting News and independent commercial photography.
Tom Kennedy interviews Grayson Danzig about his journey into photography and archiving ASMP's historical archives.
Cynthia Carris-Alonso traces her photography career from pre-law studies at the University of Michigan to Vanity Fair and Newsweek.
Tim Rasmussen recalls buying a Nikon FM in 1981, destroying negatives after an editor cropped his volleyball image, and finding a newspaper job the next morning.
Tom Kennedy interviews portrait photographer Lynn Goldsmith about her early experiences in photography and her career covering the rock music scene.