How I See - The Leica Podcast
How I See is the official Leica podcast series dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography. Each episode features in-depth conversations between hosts and inspiring guests like photographers, artists, filmmakers, or other creative minds. The podcast explores what drives their creative vision and how photography shapes the way they see the world.
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Chris Chu: Every Photograph is a Self-Portrait
Photographer and filmmaker Chris Chu joins host Jack DeVanna to talk about finding stories and the people behind them. Chris reflects on moving from photography into documentary filmmaking, the lessons he learned from early projects, and why connecting with a subject matters more than the gear.They also discuss photographing New York’s basketball and breakdancing scenes, using motion blur
Billy Dinh on Street Photography, Patience, and the Perfect Moment
What makes a street photograph worth waiting for? What do you do when the moment happens before you’re ready?In this episode, New York street photographer Billy Dinh talks with host Jack Devanna about the stories behind his photographs, from the streets of Cairo and Kolkata to a once-in-a-lifetime night in Times Square during the Knicks’ playoff run. Billy shares how he finds and revisits
Jason Siegel: From Music Photography to Eagle Hunters
On this episode of How I See, photographer Jason Siegel shares the unexpected path that took him from running a college music blog to photographing artists including GRiZ and Illenium—and eventually to documenting remote cultures and landscapes around the world.Jason discusses developing his visual style with Leica, balancing music, adventure, and hospitality photography, and building a c
Emily Garthwaite on Consent, Conflict and the Stories We Don’t See
How does a photographer earn trust in places shaped by conflict, faith and history?In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast, Louise Goldstone speaks with photographer Emily Garthwaite about curiosity, walking and the human connections behind her work.Emily recounts how she first began photographing people as a teenager, her journey to Iraq during the Arbaeen pilgrimage, and the tho
The Friend with a Camera - Pat Domingo
In this episode of How I See, Louise Goldstone speaks with photographer Pat Domingo at Leica headquarters in Wetzlar, Germany.Pat shares how his father introduced him to photography, how photojournalism shaped his approach to fashion, and why he has carried a camera with him almost every day since he was 15. He discusses trust, emotion, teamwork, Leica cameras, fashion weeks, and the deci
The Art of Candid Family Photography with Nina Davidson
In this episode of How I See, Louise Goldstone speaks with French photographer Nina Davidson at Leica headquarters in Wetzlar. Nina shares how motherhood transformed her photography, why she embraces candid moments, and how moving from France to rural Scotland shaped her creative practice.She also discusses her Leica Q3, inherited Leica M6, analog photography, memory, printing, and the be
Holly-Marie Cato: Finding the Stories Close to Home
In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast, host Louise Goldstone sits down with London-based photographer and director Holly-Marie Cato to explore photography as a tool for connection, curiosity and community.Holly reflects on growing up in a large Jamaican-British family in London, her unexpected journey from architecture into photography, and the pivotal experience of documenting
Photographing the Icons of Hip-Hop - Jonathan Mannion
Few photographers have shaped the visual language of hip-hop quite like Jonathan Mannion.In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast, host Jack Devanna sits down with the legendary portrait photographer to trace a career built on curiosity, persistence, human connection, and an instinct for the moment.Mannion reflects on discovering photography at Kenyon College, learning from master
Greta Rico: “One Photograph Cannot Change the World”
Can photography really change the world?Mexican photographer, visual artist, journalist and educator Greta Rico joins host Lucy Goldstone for a powerful conversation about photography as a tool for activism, education and social change.Greta reflects on her journey from receiving her first camera at eight years old to developing long-term documentary projects exploring gender violence, re
How Photography Changed My Life - Melissa Field
Join us for an inspiring conversation with wildlife and underwater photographer Melissa Field, whose journey began with a film camera as a teenager and grew into a career capturing some of the world's most breathtaking moments.Melissa shares how photography helped her find presence, why she left certainty behind to follow her passion, and what it takes to create powerful images in some of
"Don't take your images too seriously." - Mike Chudley
From filming skateboard tricks as a kid to becoming one of YouTube's most recognizable street photography voices, Mike Chudley has built a career by keeping photography approachable, authentic, and fun.In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast, host Louise Goldstone sits down with Mike at the Leica Headquarters in Wetzlar to discuss his journey into photography, why street photograp
Who is Portra Papi?
Photographer and creator Jakob Lilja-Ruiz, better known as Portra Papi, joins the Leica Podcast for an honest conversation about creativity, film photography and building a career behind the camera.From his early fascination with YouTube and filmmaking to becoming one of the most influential voices in analogue photography, Jakob reflects on the experiences that shaped his work. Along the
Steve McCurry: The Secret to Great Photos
For more than five decades, Steve McCurry has documented people, places and cultures around the world, creating some of the most recognisable photographs in history.In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast, Steve reflects on the experiences that shaped his career, from travelling through India with rolls of Kodachrome to embracing digital photography today. He shares why curiosity
Eva Woolridge: Photography with Purpose
Photographer and visual storyteller Eva Woolridge joins the Leica Podcast to discuss her creative journey, the power of self-portraiture, and how photography became her life's purpose.In this episode, Eva reflects on the image that first inspired her artistic path, the importance of storytelling, and her commitment to creating work that centres identity, community, resilience, and social
How Motion Blur Became Alex Dobé’s Visual Signature
Fashion photographer Alex “Très Cool” Dobé joins How I See to discuss his journey from shooting street style during Fashion Week to becoming one of the most recognisable voices in contemporary fashion photography.In this episode, Alex shares how passion, experimentation, and a commitment to developing a unique visual language helped him stand out in a highly competitive industry. He refle
"Everything I Do Is Personal" – Sara Messinger
In this episode of How I See, photographer Sara Messinger reflects on the experiences that shaped her approach to photography, from organising her family's photo archive as a child to creating long-term documentary projects around the world. She discusses why photography remains a powerful tool for preserving memory, how shooting film encourages a more intentional and intuitive way of wor
"Authenticity always wins" - Myah Asha Jeffers
In this episode of How I See: The Leica Podcast, documentary and portrait photographer Myah Asha Jeffers reflects on the deeply personal experiences that shaped her creative voice.Recorded at Leica HQ in Wetzlar, the conversation explores how a childhood instant camera sparked her love for storytelling, why she photographs communities she belongs to, and how themes like grief, identity, v
How Mark Mann Photographs Icons
Portrait photographer Mark Mann joins How I See, the Leica podcast, to share the story behind his creative journey and the philosophy that drives his work. From discovering photography through the magic of the darkroom to photographing globally recognised artists and public figures, Mark reflects on the importance of trust, curiosity, and human connection in portraiture.The conversation e
Philipp Reinhard: Olympic Photography & Visual Storytelling
Sports photographer and filmmaker Philipp Reinhard joins the Leica Podcast to discuss the connection between sport, creativity, and storytelling. From his early roots in skateboarding culture to photographing elite athletes and the Olympics, Philipp reflects on the importance of instinct, passion, discipline, and evolving creatively over time.The conversation also explores documentary fil
Jas Leon on Film, Memory & Capturing Time
In this episode of How I See, Jack Devanna speaks with photographer Jas Leon about her journey into photography.From early experimentation with a digital camera to discovering film in the darkroom, Jas describes how photography became a way to capture and preserve life’s moments. She shares why she ultimately committed to shooting exclusively on film and how that decision continues to sha
Phil Penman: From Celebrity Photography to the Street
Phil Penman joins How I See: The Leica Podcast for a candid conversation about New York, photography, and the path that led him to street work.He looks back on his early ambition to live in New York, the years he spent in celebrity photography, and the moment he knew he had to change direction. Phil also discusses black-and-white photography, darkroom roots, book-making, and how he built
Why Davide de Martis Photographs Cars Like People
Davide de Martis joins How I See, the Leica Podcast to talk about photography, creativity, and finding your own visual voice. He reflects on his early fascination with cameras, his unique way of photographing cars as if they were people, and the influence of Sardinia on the way he sees the world. The conversation explores challenge, instinct, personal style, and the importance of persever
Gajan Balan: The Mindset Behind Great Storytelling
In this episode of the Leica Podcast, Gajan Balan joins us for a conversation about photography, storytelling, travel, and building a creative life with purpose. He reflects on the experiences that shaped his journey, the importance of discipline and consistency, and why meaningful connection is at the centre of his work. From documentary projects and global travel to his collaboration wi
Stefan Daniel on Leica’s Past, Present and Future
In this episode, Stefan Daniel reflects on more than four decades at Leica and shares a personal view of the company’s evolution from traditional craftsmanship to modern innovation. From his early days as an apprentice in Wetzlar to helping shape Leica through major technological change, Stefan offers insight into the people, values and decisions behind the brand.The conversation explores
Kylie Shea on her Connection between Dance and Photography
Welcome to the second episode of How I See, the official Leica podcast, dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography.In this episode, photographer and dancer Kylie Shea reflects on her personal and creative journey. She speaks about how her two passions, dance and photography, have evolved over time and explains why she sees them as closely connected forms of expression. D
Matt Stuart on Failure in Street Photography
Welcome to the very first episode of How I See, the official Leica podcast, dedicated to the art, passion, and philosophy of photography.In this opening episode, street photographer Matt Stuart reflects on his photographic journey and the path that led him to where he is today. He speaks about the influence of skateboarding on his life and work, and how consistency, positivity, and repeti
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