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This episode is an interview with Lucy Baber about her new project, 100 Black Dads. We talk about how the project began and her hopes for the project. The post TWiP Family 77: Art as Activism with Lucy Baber appeared first on This Week in Photo.

I’m sharing my interview with Jenna Shouldice on documenting the birth process. Jenna is a documentary photography and mother of an adorable 11 month old. I was introduced to her work while watching Kirsten Lewis on Creative Live. Jenna ed Kirsten to talk about birth photography. On today’s show we start by talking about her birth photography. It’s […] The post TWiP Family 76: Jenna Shouldice on Documenting the Birth Process appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This week’s show is a conversation with photographer Garen Marguerian. Garen has posted photos daily in the TWiP Family 365 Project group on Flickr along with other listeners this year. The topic of and criticism comes up in the group discussions from time to time. I loved what Garen had to say about both giving and receiving and wanted to hear more. The post TWiP Family 75: Learning to Speak the Language of Photography appeared first on This Week in Photo.

In this interview with Danielle Hatcher, she talks with Jenny about how she learned to use the light in her clients' homes to create photos they love. The post TWiP Family 74: Danielle Hatcher – Inspired by Light appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This week, it’s Jon Canlas on family and film. Jon knows kids. He’s got six of his own. He creates beautiful family portraits whether the kids are cooperating or melting down. And, he does it using film. The post TWiP Family: Jon Canlas on Family and Film appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This week Patrick Moreau of Stillmotion and Muse Storytelling shares how to tell the stories that we care about in a way that will move people who see it. The post TWiP Family 73: Patrick Moreau on Telling Remarkable Stories appeared first on This Week in Photo.

In this interview with Michelle Gardella, she tells Jenny how she began her River Story project and why she keeps returning to the river's edge with her subjects. The post TWiP Family 72: Michelle Gardella – Be a Weirdo appeared first on This Week in Photo.

In this episode, I interview with Kirsten Lewis on documenting family life. Kirsten spends all day with the families she photographs. She wakes up before the kids do and captures images of the soft and cuddly morning hours. And she stays all day, through evening melt downs and bedtime. The post TWiP Family: Kirsten Lewis on Documenting Family Life appeared first on This Week in Photo.

In this interview with Sandra Coan, we talk about studio lighting, maternity photos and the wonders of film. Sandra photographs families and newborns in her Seattle studio. The post TWiP Family 71: Sandra Coan on Studio Lighting appeared first on This Week in Photo.

Ginger Unzueta captures the beauty in her everyday life in both her photos and her writing. Ginger is a mother of four and teaches photography both in person and online in her Everyday Beauty class. The post TWiP Family 70: Ginger Unzueta on Everyday Beauty appeared first on This Week in Photo.

Today's episode is a conversation with Rick Sammon. Rick tells people to slow down when they’re learning photography and learn new skills one by one. The post TWiP Family: Rick Sammon on Learning a Little Every Day appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This episode of the podcast is an interview with Christine Pobke. Christine is a family photographer based in Canberra, Australia. She’s a mother of two girls and is expecting a new baby early next year. The post TWiP Family 69: Christine Pobke on Building a Family Photography Business appeared first on This Week in Photo.

In this episode, Jenny talks with Caleb Kerr about which critics count. When people start telling us what they think of our work, who should we listen to? Customers? Creators? Our neighbors and kids? The post TWiP Family 68: Which Critics Count? with Caleb Kerr appeared first on This Week in Photo.

Family documentary photographer, Chuck Anerino, talks about committing to a composition and patiently waiting for the moment. He also talks about his year of photographing his family in only black and white with his beloved Leica monochrome. The post TWiP Family 67: Chuck Anerino on Documenting Family Life appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This week’s show is and interview with Kelly Moore Clark, creator of Kelly Moore Bags. Kelly was a wedding photographer and couldn’t find a bag that fit her body or her needs. She had an idea for the perfect bag and resolved to stop talking about this perfect bag and make one. She found people who could help her create the bags and quickly found other people who wanted the bag she’d created. The post TWiP Family 66: Kelly Moore Clark on Camera Bags, Lighting and Family Life appeared first on This Week in Photo.

Two listeners ask Jenny questions. The first is about avoiding photos of people blinking. The second question is about metering for portraits. The post TWiP Family 65: Questions about Blinking Children and Metering for Portraits appeared first on This Week in Photo.

In this interview with Summer Murdock, we discuss asking the question, "What if?" and using unpredictable photography techniques like freelensing. The post TWiP Family 64: Summer Murdock on The Magic of Light appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This week is an interview with Minna Ridderstolpe. Minna is a family photography and mother from Stockholm, Sweden. She creates images full of love, humor and action of her family and for her clients. The post TWiP Family 63: Minna Ridderstolpe appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This week, Jenny jumps in the car for a drive around Pittsburgh with photographer, George Lange. The conversation covers his early career and how he sees and photographs both his family and clients now. The post TWiP Family 62: George Lange appeared first on This Week in Photo.

This week Jenny talks with family photographer, Kate Griffin, about her breastfeeding portraits. We talk about why she does them and what she's learned. The post TWiP Family 61: Kate Griffin’s MILK Project appeared first on This Week in Photo.