Jesse Marlow

EPISODE · Dec 8, 2022 · 59 MIN

Jesse Marlow

from Street Life · host Mark Davidson and John St

Send us Fan MailJesse Marlow is a multi-award-winning street photographer based in Melbourne, Australia.His photographs are held in the National Gallery of Victoria and Australia’s Parliament House and his work has been exhibited the world over. His photography has been published in multiple monographs and books, including the recently re-released ‘Don’t Just Tell Them, Show Them’.In this episode Jesse discusses, among other things:How he got into street photographyMartha Cooper - Subway Art & Spray Can Art Starting an Australian street photography super collectiveAre collectives good for your development and progression?Approaching and presenting your work to Trent ParkeThe creation of Jesse’s first book, 'Second City'How shooting in Melbourne changed over the past 20 yearsHow often he shoots on the street and what his hit rate isDo you become more critical of your photographs with time?Why patience is importance when creating a body of workAdvice he would give to a new street photographerHow comfortable he is with the label “Street photographer” Shooting Architecture – Jesse Marlow styleInnovation in Street Photography – Are street photographers  just repeating what’s already been taken?Competitions – Are they important and why?Photographers mentioned in this podcast:Martha CooperKnox BertieJulia CoddingtonTrent ParkeNarelle AutioCraig WhiteheadFollow Jesse:InstagramLeica WebsiteFollow us on Instagram and leave us a review!

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