August 10, 2017
Mushroom cloud over Nagasaki by Charles Levy – Iconic Photograph
Charles Levy's photograph symbolises the terrifying destructive power of the atomic bomb. David Clark tells the story behind the picture
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July 19, 2017
Wright Brothers’ First Powered Flight – Iconic Photograph
Wright Brothers’ First Powered Flight John T Daniels’ historic photograph records the birth of the age of aviation. David Clark tells the story behind the 1903 image
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May 25, 2017
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Shooting Ant & Dec
Harry Borden looks back on his experiences of photographing the ever-popular TV entertainers
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May 22, 2017
What makes great street photography?
David Gibson, one of Britain’s best-known street shooters, talks to David Clark about the ethics, practicalities, frustrations and joys of street photography
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April 23, 2017
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Radiohead
Harry Borden takes a look back at two very different shoots with one of the world’s biggest bands, Radiohead
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March 13, 2017
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Bill Nighy
Harry Borden looks back on a portrait shoot with Bill Nighy - a stylish man with an eye for detail
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February 7, 2017
Harry Borden: Surviving history
Although famous for his celebrity portraits, Harry Borden’s first book is a moving collection of Holocaust survivor portraits. It was partly an exploration of his own cultural heritage, he tells David Clark
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December 10, 2016
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Mary Nightingale
Portrait photographer Harry Borden tells the story behind his shoot with the popular television newscaster
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December 3, 2016
Photo Insight with Harry Borden: Sir Paul McCartney
Harry Borden looks back on a memorable shoot with the iconic solo musician and former Beatle, and recalls how he nearly turned the job down
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January 16, 2016
Photographing Oscar Pistorius
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July 31, 2015
Steve McCurry on photographing the world’s coffee trail
Steve McCurry travelled to 12 countries in three continents to photograph the daily lives of people who produce the world's coffee. Spanning 30 years, it's been a dream assignment, he tells David Clark
