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EPISODE · Feb 24, 2020 · 38 MIN

Street Photography Storytelling with Lauren Welles

from Street Photography Magazine Podcast · host Bob Patterson

ON ASSIGNMENT: SEVILLE, SPAIN PILGRIMAGE TO EL ROCIO Today our guest is New York Street and Documentary photographer Lauren Welles. If you’re a regular listener or magazine subscriber then you’ve likely heard her before. She’s a former attorney, now full-time photographer who is passionate about her craft. On top of that she’s witty, articulate intelligent and just a fun person to talk to. I just had the best conversation with her about storytelling through photography that I want to share with you here. During our conversation she told me about a Leica sponsored workshop she is holding in Seville Spain in late May – Early June along with photojournalist John Kral. It’s part of the ongoing Leica Akademie Series. And Street Photography Magazine will publish some of the best images from the workshop in our August issue, so be on the look out for that. Links from the Show Lauren’s Website Seville Spain Workshop – May 26, 2020 Lauren’s Instagram John Kral’s Website A Selection of Lauren’s Stickball Project Photos @ Lauren Welles @ Lauren Welles @ Lauren Welles @ Lauren Welles @ Lauren Welles

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