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Michael Zagaris discusses photographing rock n' roll legends Eric Clapton, The Clash, Blondie, The Who, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Rod Stewart. Produced by Brian Pollzzie for Wolfgang's Vault.

Bernd and Hilla Becher talks about their work.
From Contacts Vol. 3, Portraits of Contemporary Photographers. Initiated by William Klein, 2000.
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From the battle-scarred Middle East to hurricane-ravaged Louisiana, Vincent Laforet's photos for the New York Times have captured the aches of a world in turmoil with a visual poetry that belies his relative youth. Though best known for his aerial photography, Laforet is also accomplished in post-production,
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The Daylight May 2008 podcast features a selected portfolio from Joshua Lutz's recently published monograph 'Meadowlands'. Presented in conjunction with Redux Images.

John Sexton, one of America's most admired photographers, shares his passion for black and white photography over digital. You can also view more photographs and a Q & A session with John on Kodak's A Thousand Words blog.

So There You Go features an on camera interview with Ms. Leibovitz who offers viewers her own perspective on her lifes work as well as insight into her family and friends. The film provides a comprehensive overview of 40 years of Ms. Leibovitzs photographs.

Reportage by Getty Images photographer Brent Stirton tells the story behind his award-winning coverage of the rangers in Virunga National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He reveals the tales behind the Charcoal Wars and the slaying of endangered mountain gorillas.

Finding his inspiration in urban boxing rings and the forgotten areas of America's cities, photographer Will Steacy strives to capture what it means to be "truly alive." Hailed as one of 25 Under 25 Up-and-Coming American Photographers by powerHouse Books and The Center for Documentary Studies, Will has had work published in numerous publications. Watch Will tell the incredible story that underlies his photography and how far he is willing to go for a truly meaningful picture.

Jack Mitchell talks about photographing Rudolph Nureyev on Christmas day 1975 for the cover of After Dark magazine, and the odd personality conflict behind these stunning photographs of the dancer! This is an excerpt from my award-winning documentary "Jack Mitchell: My Life is Black and White" (2006). Now available on DVD with EXTRAS! http://highbergermedia.com/DVDs.html

At the age of 17, Dirck Halstead was no doubt the youngest photographer covering the 1954 coup détat in Guatemala. As a photographer for Life Magazine, he was in charge of photography for UPI in Saigon during the Vietnam war, and went on to work for Time magazine as the White House photographer (from Nixon to Clinton) Dirck Halstead has photojournalism in his soul. He is currently working as a freelance photographer, running the Digital Journalist, and is professor of photojournalism at the University of Texas at Austin. Here he is offering a retrospective, covering the years from Vietnam to the White House.

2006 San Francisco 49ers Locker Room w/ team photographer Michael Zagaris aired on September 30, 2006..shot and edited by Brian Pollzzie

Index

Michael Zagaris - 4:36 minutes.
Bernd & Hilla Becher - 7:58
Vincent Laforet - 8:00
Joshua Lutz - 2:58
John Sexton -10:51
Terry Richardson - 2:17
Steve McCurry - 4:50
Annie Leibovitz - 9:40
Alex Majoli -2:22
Brent Stirton - 8:17
Viewfinders - 4:46
Jack Mitchell -1:20
Dirck Halstead - 7:45
Michael Zagaris - 3:10
Jonas Bendiksen - 2:25