EPISODE · Feb 11, 2026 · 55 MIN

Enrico Natali

from Metropolitan Faces · host Blake Eskin

Enrico Natali took pictures on the subway in 1960 while commuting to work as an assistant for fashion photographer Anton Bruehl. Natali later discovered Krishnamurti, gave up photography, and moved to Ojai, where he and his wife opened a meditation center. Sign up for the Metropolitan Faces email newsletter. Follow Metropolitan Faces on Instagram. Rate and review Metropolitan Faces on Apple Podcasts, YouTube, or Spotify. Music: Express Train by Mr Eff, courtesy of Burning Witches Records.

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