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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2018 · 1H 7M

Kerry Faulkner – Journalist and Street Photographer

from Street Photography Magazine Podcast · host Bob Patterson

Our guest today is Kerry Faulkner, an Australian journalist / photojournalist and educator based in the city of Perth.  Her work has been published in The Walkley Magazine, The Australian Travel and Indulgence, Scoop Magazines, R.M. Williams Outback Magazine, The Sunday Times and too many others to list here.  Needless to say she’s quite busy. Kerry tells us that in today’s market journalists not only have to be skilled writers, they also must be good photographers and sometimes videographers.  It reminded me of the reporter Edison Carter in the 1980s satirical dystopian science fiction television series  Max Headroom .  But we won’t go there. Kerry is a very fine photojournalist who uses those skills to create some very compelling street images. I really enjoyed our conversation because she turned the tables and began to interview me.  I guess she can’t help herself. So have a listen to our conversation with journalist Kerry Faulkner.   Kerry’s Links Kerry’s Website Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn A Selection of Kerry’s Photos

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