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EPISODE · Nov 3, 2017 · 44 MIN

EP61 with Nicole Tung on Composure in Conflict

from Australian Design Radio · host Australian Design Radio

In this episode, we spoke with Nicole Tung Photographer and Photojournalist. Warning, we talk about people and experiences in war zones and PTSD which may be triggering for some listeners. We were lucky enough to be at the Australian Adobe Make It conference and managed to get some time with Photographer, Nicole Tung. Flyn was involved with running the conference so we grabbed our good friend Ian Haigh to help co-host this episode. We spoke a lot about what she does, how she does it, and why she keeps doing it. Being shot at, dealing with PTSD and reintegrating into western society are just some of the topics we covered as we got a good insight into the life of a war photographer. One of the calmest, collected and open personalities we’ve had on the show. If you want more of Nicole there is a great NetFlix doco she features in called Conflict. You can see it here on RedFitz Films site: http://watch.redfitz.com/conflict www.nicoletung.com www.instagram.com/nicoletung twitter.com/nicoletung6 ketchup.net.au twitter.com/ianhaigh Nicole's talk at Adobe MAKE IT 2017 https://youtu.be/g1gw_2ZNyy4

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