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Oct 30, 2026

Photowalk Talk

Photowalk Talk

Episode 41

Oct 30 · 1 Mention

Sandeep SumalHOST
22:02
So everybody wants that back because it's the old National Geographic film.
Sandeep SumalHOST
22:06
What's his name? Steve McCurry.
Sandeep SumalHOST
22:08
I forgot that right.
Sandeep SumalHOST
22:09
Yeah.
Thomas KaulingfrecksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
107:20
November 2026 im F3 Freiraum für Fotografie in Berlin statt.
Thomas KaulingfrecksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
107:25
Sie präsentiert in rund 100 Bildern einige der bedeutendsten Namen der Fotografiegeschichte, unter anderem Henri Cartier-Bes-Besson, Elliott Erwitt, Thomas Hoepker und Steve McCurry.
Thomas KaulingfrecksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
107:36
Auch Bilder einiger junger Fotografen sind ausgestellt, darunter Julia Bayer und Matt Stuart.
Thomas KaulingfrecksSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
107:41
Die Street Photography ist eins der aufregendsten und vitalsten Genres der Fotografie.
Glyn LavenderHOST
14:55
Okay.
Glyn LavenderHOST
14:56
For Steve McCurry.
Bruce WilliamsHOST
14:59
No way.
Glyn LavenderHOST
15:00
Yeah, so he's been toting him around Kolkata to all his favourite spots for the last four days.
Glyn LavenderHOST
15:07
Nice.
Glyn LavenderHOST
15:08
There'd be some experience, wouldn't it, huh? Yeah.
Glyn LavenderHOST
15:10
So for those who don't know who Steve McCurry is, he's the guy who shot the very famous portrait Afghan Girl.
Glyn LavenderHOST
15:16
Yep.
Tim MayHOST
31:57
It's tightness and brevity that can sometimes get a point across.
Tim MayHOST
32:01
So this famous portrait here, or Steve McCurry's portrait, known as Afghan Girl, is highly controversial.
Tim MayHOST
32:07
Her name is actually Sharbat Gula, and it's, since it's been taken in 1984, it's become very controversial.
Tim MayHOST
32:15
People have asked questions about, "What is it for a girl like this to become famous without being asked?" Raises ethical questions about consent and exploitation.
Anne MorinGUEST
1:09
And we produce exhibitions of photography, mainly photographers from the 20th century.
Anne MorinGUEST
1:18
And at some point, some contemporary photographer like Sally Mann or Steve McCurry, Isabel Munoz.
Anne MorinGUEST
1:27
We only work on projects that we strongly feel and have, I would say, an emotional response at some point.
Anne MorinGUEST
1:36
And then we share this project on a worldwide scale and level.

42 MINS LATER

Anne MorinGUEST
43:49
I did not want to close things, but open things.
Anne MorinGUEST
43:53
um and how has i had a contract with her at some point saying that i will always respect you i will never talk about all that personal stuff just your work present your work share your vision i mean the rest was was not really important i mean um It was a huge responsibility as every single photographer I work with.
Anne MorinGUEST
44:27
I work with Steve McCurry right now.
Anne MorinGUEST
44:30
And the same, I go deep into his archive that nobody have seen during 50 years.
Haley HarwoodGUEST
4:06
I really wanted to do just travel like landscape.
Haley HarwoodGUEST
4:09
If you are familiar with Steve McCurry, I loved all of his artwork or not artwork, but photography for National Geographic.
Haley HarwoodGUEST
4:17
So that's what I was thinking with a backup in like sports photography.
Haley HarwoodGUEST
4:22
I don't know why.
Joe McNallyGUEST
17:31
And he looked at the whole audience and he said, in your lifetime, this is gone.
Joe McNallyGUEST
17:35
And I remember thinking, that guy's, you know, he spent too much time underwater, you know? And sure enough, quite a number of years later, Kodak called me and invited me to a lunch with Eric Maiola, Steve McCurry, and myself.
Joe McNallyGUEST
17:51
And we sat down, and it was a nice lunch, and we were like, okay, when's the punchline coming here? And they looked at us and said, would you miss it if we stopped making Kodak rum? And I was like, no.
Joe McNallyGUEST
18:04
I wouldn't, you know, because we were already headlong into digital.

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Oct 16 · 1 Mention

Quinn PalmerHOST
7:04
Peter McKinnon style for that cinematic contrasty look that's perfect for architecture and lifestyle shots.
Quinn PalmerHOST
7:10
Steve McCurry style for travel and documentary style images.
Quinn PalmerHOST
7:13
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Quinn PalmerHOST
7:16
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Andrew BartramHOST
4:00
... holding up that classic s- I wanna say Steve-
Corey CannonGUEST
4:03
Steve McCurry
Andrew BartramHOST
4:03
...
Andrew BartramHOST
4:03
McCurry-
KhandieGUEST
34:21
But he started off as a WhatsApp, didn't he?
TomHOST
34:24
Or Steve McCurry.
TomHOST
34:24
Steve McCurry.
TomHOST
34:25
Perfect example.
TobyHOST
34:26
Well, he's been torn down big time re- well, the last couple of years, hasn't he?
TomHOST
34:39
So many auctions
TobyHOST
34:40
...
TobyHOST
34:40
I don't think Steve McCurry would come on our podcast.

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