Defend the Darkroom
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Are you tired of talking tech? Are you tired of wondering what possessed someone to take a picture of “THAT”? Does the idea of being driven to wake up at the crack of dawn seem ridiculous and you want to know why photographers do it? Then welcome to Defend the Darkroom… We are talking to photographers and creatives about themselves – what drives them to do what they do and how they were inspired along the way. In looking at our tech based world, we realized that no one was talking about inspiration, desire, drive or creativity and we thought that it was about time.

Chatting with Dianne Bos

Dianne Bos does not look at her life linearly. At every opportunity she is open to learning and challenging her perception about the world around her....
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Talking with June Clark

While I was speaking with June Clark she mentioned how artists must be willing to take risks. This sentiment really stuck with me – in these crazy tim...
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Talking to April Hickox

Although April Hickox may not be an environmentalist, in the traditional definition of the word, she is very much of her environment. April is complet...
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Connecting with Craig Richards

Craig Richards has a full life but there has always been one underlying theme that brought everything into focus: photography. From his time at the Wh...
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Talking with George Webber

Chatting with George Webber…. While speaking with George Webber he said: “Time is the currency of photography” – so true. George has been part of Calg...
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A conversation with Barbara Astman

We all have that one artist whose work is compelling and interests us – it provides us with interesting ideas that challenge how we look at the world,...
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Talking to Shin Sugino

When Shin Sugino said that he was up for chatting with me – I was so excited. I knew he was wildly talented but his story makes that seem like an inte...
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David Morrish

David Morrish’s career is definitely unique – starting in architecture, moving into carpentry, then photography, throw in some print making all the wh...
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