This week on the podcast we have an incredibly engaging conversation with the exceptional person that is Carly Earl.
As the Picture Editor for The Guardian Australia, Carly works with the best photojournalists in the country. She is an award-winning photojournalist herself who has been working in the media for over twelve years. Carly's photography has accompanied some of The Guardian's biggest stories. Her passion is connecting an audience to the voiceless people of real news stories, while fostering a creative space for artists to showcase their best work to a global audience.
“That was my mission when I started at The Guardian, I said I want this to be the place that photographers want to work with.”
Tune in to this wonderful conversation to hear how Carly and her team advocate for not only the people whose stories they share, but for the photographers that work for The Guardian as well.
@piceditor.theguardian.au/
The Guardian Australia
Below are the links to some of the stories Carly mentions throughout the episode -
Droving story
Blacktown
Thanks as always to our amazing sponsors Nikon Australia, Ted’s Cameras, Collarts and A&L Artistic Framers. We couldn't do this without your support so thank you so much once again.
Welcome back to When Harri met Sally! We’re so happy to be back in the pod suits again.
In this episode the two of us have an open, honest, and lively chat as we share what we've learnt from starting the podcast last year. We discuss what has happened since season one, some thoughts on the photography industry on a whole and the exciting plans ahead for season two. This season we are asking all our guests one common question - What does the future of photography look like to you? In this episode we kick things off answering that question ourselves.
Thanks for all the support you have shown us so far. We hope you love listening to Season 2 just just as much as we loved making it.
thebrownbilleffect.com/
photocollective.com.au/
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Season 2 - Trailer
Welcome back to Season Two of When Harri met Sally. We’re thrilled to bring you another twelve episodes of conversations with photographers working across Australia. New episodes every week.
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Episode 12 - Collarts Students
Episode 12 wraps up our season with fresh perspectives from emerging photographers Gemma Raso, Lisa-Mary Abdulnour, and Matilda Baumann
Matilda is a student photographer specialising in portraiture, currently using photography as a tool for self-discovery. Through vibrant portraits and storytelling, her work explores identity, empowerment, and the beauty of stories often overlooked.
Lisa-Mary, creator behind Broke Stills, makes portfolios that intrigue her. From frying old photos to process grief, to seeking out abandoned chairs and connecting them to memories—who knows what she will create next?
Creating and sharing on the unceded lands of the Wurundjeri-willam people of the Kulin Nation in Australia, Gemma prioritises connection and collaboration in her practice. Her work explores a range of different themes to do with belonging including spirituality and land, lineage, textiles, and particularly the experiences of d/Disabled peoples within these contexts.
These talented students share their creative journeys, inspirations and hopes for the future of photography. Their unique voices remind us of the beauty in starting out.
https://www.instagram.com/technicoloursuper888/
https://www.instagram.com/brokestills/
https://www.instagram.com/gemrasophotography/
https://www.collarts.edu.au/.
About When Harri Met Sally - A Photography Podcast
In a world where everyone carries a camera in their pocket and AI-generated images flood the internet, When Harri met Sally – A Photography Podcast aims to explore what it truly means to be a photographer today.
Co-hosted by Harriet Tarbuck from Photo Collective and Sally Brownbill from The Brownbill Effect, this exciting new podcast delves into the motivations, challenges, and joys of a life dedicated to photography. Through candid conversations with friends of the duo, Harri and Sally will engage listeners in thought-provoking discussions with humour and robust conversations about their photography journeys.
The first season, featuring 12 episodes, offers a diverse lineup of guests from various photography fields including photojournalism, commercial, documentary, and art-based photography.
With a lighthearted, conversational tone, When Harri met Sally creates a space for photographers, students, and creative enthusiasts alike to reflect, learn, and connect. From exploring the intricacies of participating in festivals to navigating professional challenges, this podcast is set to become a must-listen for anyone passionate about photography and the creative process.
Find out more about your hosts at photocollective.com.au and thebrownbilleffect.com.
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