Considering Art Podcast – Drew Forsyth, photographing those “wow” moments.
Jun 1, 2026 · 42 min · 12 segments
- Speakers
Drew ForsythGuestBob ChaundyHost
- Show signals
- SuitabilitySafeAudience≈3k followers
Jun 1, 2026 · 42 min · 12 segments
Drew ForsythGuestBob ChaundyHost[upbeat music] Hello, Bob Chandy here with another Considering Art podcast in which I talk to an artist about their work and something of their life.
[upbeat music] My guest today is the award-winning portrait photographer and director Drew Forsyth.
Drew's work focuses on high achievers, whether that's businesspeople, scientists, occasional politician, or performers such as ballet dancers, actors, or comedians.
Drew works mainly on commission, both in the studio and on location, and these locations can be all over the world.
Recently, he's taken on more personal work, which he says allows him to express himself more artistically and pushes himself outside of his comfort zone.
Drew is a much sought-after public speaker, and is accredited with the Association of Photographers, as well as being a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Read the full transcript.
Create an account to read the whole episode, search across every transcript, and follow the shows you care about.
[upbeat music] Hello, Bob Chandy here with another Considering Art podcast in which I talk to an artist about their work and something of their life.
[upbeat music] My guest today is the award-winning portrait photographer and director Drew Forsyth.
Drew's work focuses on high achievers, whether that's businesspeople, scientists, occasional politician, or performers such as ballet dancers, actors, or comedians.
Drew works mainly on commission, both in the studio and on location, and these locations can be all over the world.
Recently, he's taken on more personal work, which he says allows him to express himself more artistically and pushes himself outside of his comfort zone.
Drew is a much sought-after public speaker, and is accredited with the Association of Photographers, as well as being a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
