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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2021 · 1H 32M

019: Josh Edgoose

from THE IDLE HANDS SOCIETY · host Dan Higginson

Reach out to us @idlehandssociety. Your hosts today are @dan_s_higginson, @paulbenceuk and @spicy.meatball on Instagram. Shout outs Nico Froehlich (Josh’s choice) You can also hear Nico’s Idle Hands Society Podcast episode Mike Gray, photographer (Dan’s choice) Land by Fay Godwin (Paul’s choice) Mentions Josh Edgoose website Follow Josh on Instagram @spicy.meatball Josh’s fantastic book, Brilliant Parade The Darjeeling Limited The Grand Budapest Hotel Robert Yeoman, Cinematographer Steve McCurry Josh and Shane Taylor’s brilliant Youtube channel - Framelines Josh’s recent love of his Nikon D850 Clawhammer Banjo Beri Timko’s episode of The Idle Hands Society Podcast Josh’s “Composition and Editing Zoom Workshop” Dan Woods Alec Soth - real time verse storytime Bryan Formhals: Walking in the Apartment & Other Assorted Inspiration Dan’s recommended Meditation application Shane Taylor, photographer and Josh’s partner in crime. Don McCullin www.idlehandssociety.com

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This week, Dan and Paul talk to London based photographer, Josh Edgoose. We talk about being shambolic, his first book Brilliant Parade, Josh’s early commitment to colour photography, long coffee-fuelled photo walks in London, Paul’s views on his own personal work, having someone else reviewing your work, photographing strangers without being creepy, Framelines on Youtube, the power of categorising your work, being inspired by gear, Josh’s love of his city, humour in photography, clawhammer banjo, how Dan and Paul’s work has changed since starting the Idle Hands Society Podcast, our two pence on the film versus digital debate, each of our photograph’s that could have been, and Pauls Wandle Trail project.

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