Redefining Street Photography: Phil Penman’s Take on Urban Life, E059
What if a single moment could redefine your entire career? In this episode, British-born photographer Phil Penman, known for his compelling street photography in New York, shares how his observational experience and resilience during 9/11 shifted his focus from celebrity photography to more photojournalism-type work,…
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