Professional Interviewed Photography Features

Alexandra Burns reinvented boudoir for the 21st century. Here's what she envisioned.

James Vellacott is a staff photographer with the Daily Mirror. Here's how he covered the London Marathon.

If you had to choose between photographing at gigs or revising for your finals what would you pick? Here's Peter Hill's answer.

Brian Matthews loves wildlife and when the chance came to combine that with photography, he jumped at it.

Editing photographs on a computer isn't all that enjoyable but David Noton may have a solution.

Photographer Mattias Klum talks to ePHOTOzine about working for National Geographic and saving the planet.

Jim Reed's experienced 17 hurricanes and a countless number of other weather phenonomen. Here's his story.

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

James Looker's work is honest and full of passion. Here's how he blagged his way into the industry.

Patrick Di Fruscia tells ePHOTOzine why photography is a real passion that he's embraced to the full.

ePHOTOzine speaks to the iconic photographer about Swinging London, God and women getting him lost.

Elena Vasilieva is described as “one of the most interesting newcomers to the Post-Soviet art scene” and ePHOTOzine spoke to her about her abstract approach to photography.

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

A woman who has loved photography for well over twenty years, also has another passion, her horses. But oddly it wasn't until rather recently that she decided to combine both loves and create a business which she really enjoys.

Dave Hogan is well known for making celebrities the centre of attention but now he's the one who's getting all the glory. ePHOTOzine spoke to him about life, his new book and getting knocked over by Madonna.

Ben Lowy began his career covering the Iraq war and six years on he still gets drawn back there.

When someone describes a hero as anyone who does what they love without having a back-up plan, you know they must believe-in and be passionate about what they do and Gene Kiegel most certainly does that. Here's his story of how a wanna be inventor turned into a professional and passionate photographer.

ePHOTOzine members Martin Pettinger (mipettin) and Adam McCormack (ajm) met Charlie Waite and key members of the production team at an exclusive launch of Seeing Scotland

For Alan Wilson street photography is a passion and James Sharp spoke to Alan about his love for photography and why he is happy to be called an amateur.

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

Award-winning photo-journalist Brian Skerry has worked for National Geographic for the last ten years. Here he tells ePHOTOzine about his marine-related stories and why it took so long for him to enter a competition.

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

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