A few times a week, I like to browse and lose myself in photography videos—these are a few that really caught my attention. I also listened to a couple of photo podcasts while doing some mindless editing, and together they reminded me why I love capturing everyday life.
In this episode, Michael chats with Bill Shapiro—former LIFE editor—about running the iconic magazine, creating LIFE.com, and how the internet has reshaped how we see and trust images.
Alessio Romenzi has spent decades photographing wars across the world—from Libya to Iraq and Syria—capturing powerful images that show just how surreal life in conflict can be.
Artist Stephen Shore often finds himself inspired by ordinary subjects, such as a grilled cheese sandwich. He discusses how his photographic practice makes him observe the world with heightened attention. Reflecting on his series American Surfaces (1972-2005) and Uncommon Places (1987-2003), he describes his goal of composing photographs in a way that “feels like seeing.”