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Pop Sonality had the privilege to discuss with one of the best photographers in the world right now:  Martin   Salter . Truly. In this conversation, he opened his soul as a creator to talk about his main subjects: the British identity, his trips, people, places, and the  engaging   nostalgia that surrounds all of them. We learned about his concepts of freedom and his obsession with the passing of time.  Martin  also  revealed his schemes for composition and priorities when shooting.  Instagram positioned his work under the spotlight, and now he is willing to find a balanced connection with this network. Read this insightful and deep portrait of this  memorable  photographer, and discover his future moves. Inside your gallery of British Subjects, there is a series entitled “Memory Lane” with your square signature format, full of different and special personalities of people and places. The pastel and vintage tones and ...

Pop Sonality has had the opportunity to interview one of the most fascinating photographers out there: Asger Korsgaard. This Danish photographer has accomplished a great body of work characterized by real naturalness showing his curiosity and optimistic way to look at life. We have discussed his emotions towards his hometown: Them , his process of work and his opinion about the use of technique, the joyfulness of his series Cemetery , the age factor of his portraits, the vintage look of his analog works, his pop works on the coast and his delightful series Smile . Keep on reading to know all about Asger. Looking at your captivating thematic galleries on your website or simply having just a glance at your Instagram account, there is no doubt that at your short age of 32 years old, you have managed to get an impressive body of work that could easily be compared with the big photographers in street photography. Congrats on that. My first question is, what is still in you from that 24-y...

© Andrea Ratto Pop Sonality ha tenido el privilegio de poder conversar con un grande de la fotografía de calle Andrea Ratto . El fotógrafo italiano nos relata sus últimos pasos fuera de su zona de confort, su interés por la forma asociada a los procesos cognitivos y de observación, su conexión emocional con su ciudad Génova, algunas curiosidades sobre su proyecto más ambicioso: Europa , su uso de las redes, y su experiencia como comisario. Acompáñame y conoce un poquito más sobre el mundo de Andrea.  © Andrea Ratto. Leo en tu cuenta de Twitter que estás trabajando en una serie que por ahora titulas “Road to Nowhere” . Mientras en tu cuenta de Instagram encontré una fotografía que dice “Yes, life is good” ¿Cómo evoluciona ese proyecto? ¿Qué mensaje te gustaría mostrar o gritarle al mundo en este momento? ¿Sientes que con tu fotografía puedes expresar ideas y conceptos? Estoy trabajando en varias series a la vez. Concretamente "Road to Nowhere" es una serie que nace de la pa...