Talking to a Living Legend: Interviewing Martin Parr (ENG)

- Introduction - Welcome - What do you think of the audio podcast
medium? - What does your living room look like? - Tell us about
your collecting gene - The postcard surprise - What are your
strangest collectibles? - Where do you put all the stuff? -
Photography is just another form of collecting - What role does
collecting play in your photography? - How does your knowledge of
milieus influence your photography? - Martin's “Germany
photography” - The roots of Martin's photography in England - The
move towards color photography - Exotic locations or would you
rather photograph in the “backyard”? - Martin Parr Foundation -
What are your thoughts on respect? - Martin doesn't take propaganda
pictures - Martin on the subject of authenticity - Martin's love of
flaws and idiosyncracies - why´s that? - Topic: Publishing photo
books - The “new” street photography trend - For example: Eamonn
Doyle - Is it harder to be “original” today? - Has Insta
democratized photography? - For example: Alec Soth - On teaching
photography - How it all began (and why) - Martin and social media
- Martin's rant about “film snobs” - Martin asks about the analog
scene in Germany - About smartphone photography - How Martin reacts
to defensive reactions - Martin's analog archive - What do you like
best about the photography process? - Do you have a direct sense of
whether a picture is a good one? - About undiscovered treasures in
the archive - How was the yield in Baden? - About the Foundation's
goal with regard to to aspiring photographers - What´s your message
for next generation photogs? - A piece of advice for future
photographers - How do you feel about “Martin Parr clones”? - About
inspiration from other photographers - What was your inspiration to
switch from B&W to color? - Are you still growing as a
photographer? - The people behind the foundation - Looking back,
what do you wish you had done differently? - Was the Queen a Martin
Parr fan? - Do you have any favorite pictures? - Why does it still
make sense to take up photography today?