Michael Snyder - climate, prius & end of the world

Welcome to photography insights I’m your host Andrew Walmsley.  This is the show that interviews people from around the photography world. Today I’m shaking things up and will be a sign of the near future for the show. I watched a few documentaries recently and this got me thinking about a different type of photography. So today I’m interviewing someone who is not only a talented photographer but a film maker too.  Michael snyder has worked  for many years in the doucmentary and science field of photography. An educated man with master and batchelor degrees in science. His work can be found in National Geographic, guardian washington post etc.  He has lived in the UK, Japan, Hawaii, New Zealand, Washington and now resides in Virgina, USA. We talk about some of his fun projects like the visitor, breathing life, demolition men, the roof runner and the family at the end of the world.  But we find time to talk about climate science and his documentary “into the dark” too. Michael’s a father, adventurer, has a great character and we have a laugh with my questions. So in this one we discuss: transiberian trains how to make a story local media trying ideas short/long term projects double exposure being a spaceman cultures jumping Prius cars climate change surfing in the olympics Links Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/michaelosnyder/ National Geographic article - https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/climate-change-arctic-light-pollution-marine-life Website - https://www.michaelosnyder.com/ Donations Please don't forget i've launched the KO-FI donation page.  All donations mean a lot to me, i'm trying to blog and experiment with so many more things like cyanotype and lith printing. I can only do this with funds, so please do help, every £1 means so much. Friends of the show Steve at Chroma creates modular cameras in medium and large format variety.  Find out more at  https://chroma.camera For all your c41 developing needs - https://filmdev.co.uk/ Great and affordable zines from Static Age - https://www.staticage.co.uk/