Professional Interviewed Photography Features

You may have seen Austin Stevens on TV and now he's talking to ePz about nature and how he captures it through photography.

The Sony NEX-5 and NEX-3 were launched in Croatia and ePHOTOzine got an exclusive chat with Toru Katsumoto, Senior General Manager, Sony.

Everyone is very excited about the Canon EOS 550D, so when Will Cheung spoke to Canon, he asked them about its innovative technologies

Press photographer James Vellacott chats with fellow press photographer Jane Mingay.

Nigel Barker is a photographer best known for his work on America's Next Top Model but fashion's not the only subject on his photography CV. ePHOTOzine spoke to him to find out more.

Jane Hobson went along to see the winning photographs and chatted with Nadav Kander, one of this year’s judges.

Marc Radford loved HDR work from the first moment he saw it and now all his photography revolves aroud it.

Posing nude for the camera is one thing but posing and taking the photographs is a little more complicated.

Jon McGovern won the title of Young Landscape Photographer of the Year. Here he talks to ePHOTOzine about the awards and his life as a young landscape photographer.

Miroslav Zaruba spoke to ePHOTOzine about his love for fashion, studios and his wife.

Photographer Fay Godwin, one of the UK's best known landscape photographers died last week after a short illness. Her last interviews was with David Corfield for Practical Photography December 2004.

Renèe Jacobs was once a press photographer now she spends her time photographing nude females in natural settings.

Nigel Barker is a photographer best known for his work on America's Next Top Model but fashion's not the only subject on his photography CV. ePHOTOzine spoke to him to find out more.

The Sony NEX-5 and NEX-3 were launched in Croatia and ePHOTOzine got an exclusive chat with Toru Katsumoto, Senior General Manager, Sony.

David Toyne, ePHOTOzine's professional portfolio editor, catches up with the UK's leading wildlife photographer, Andy Rouse.

For too long landscape photography has been green, now Edward Burtynsky is turning it into something much more industrial.

Ever wondered what a press photographer uses and why? Well James Vellacott lets us in on a few secrets.

Daily Mirror staff photographer, James Vellacott often needs long lenses to capture those all important tabloid shots. Here's what he uses and why.

Jonathan Taylor talks with David Toyne about his experiences as a photo journalist

Fine arts photographer, Robert a Schaefer, Jr meets Jill Enfield

We speak to Carlos Hernandez, a top photographer who's taken photos for the likes of Mercedes.

Zoltan Bekefy is a Polish Photographer that now lives in Ireland. We talk to him about his work.

Peter Gordon recently won European Photographer of the Year with his 'Life and Death - The Temple' project. We find out more about him and his work.

James Nader is a fashion photographer but his path to getting here wasn't all that simple. Here's why.

David Toyne, ePHOTOzine's professional portfolio editor, catches up with the UK's leading wildlife photographer, Andy Rouse.

Photographer Fay Godwin, one of the UK's best known landscape photographers died last week after a short illness. Her last interviews was with David Corfield for Practical Photography December 2004.

Just a few years ago Charlotte Bradshaw would have only picked up a camera to take snapshots of her family on holiday. But five years on, Charlotte is about to complete her degree in photography, and with magazines and newspapers both taking an interest in her work she really does have every reason to be smiling.

Steve Gosling is a photographer based in North Yorkshire who specialises in producing creative and contemporary images of the natural world. Here he talks to ePHOTOzine about the digital age and fitting pinhole photography around it.

For Pete Carr and Mark McNulty Liverpool is their home. They live, work and love their city and here they tell ePHOTOzine why you could spend your whole life documenting it.

Daily Mirror staff photographer, James Vellacott often needs long lenses to capture those all important tabloid shots. Here's what he uses and why.