10th June 2026

A check-in with my previous guest from back in December 2016 (episode 43), Simon Roberts, on POST Creative, the community photographic space he has created in with co-founder Nina Emett. (If you’re anywhere near Hove, a forthcoming event there is the POST x Kraszna-Krausz Photobook Weekender, July 4th and 5th.)

And last week’s guest, Henri Kisielewski, tackles the bonus questions.

Do you have a favourite photographer, if you absolutely had to pick someone? Why them?

“There’s a photographer in my head, who I aspire to be a bit like, who has the poetic sensibility of Kertész, and Steinmetz, and Greg Halpern; who has the conceptual rigour of Paul Graham and Max Pinckers; the looseness of Mikiko Hara and Lua Ribiera; the openness to experimentation of Stephen Gill; the clear-eyed outlook of Robert Adams; and who is as happy as Max Pam… I think if you could get anywhere near that, you’d be doing pretty well.”

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