Newton & Coe – Richard Dunwoody is a former champion jockey, adventurer and Strictly Come Dancing contestant. But now he’s a professional photographer. Here we find out about his photography and motivations to carve out a career.
Category: Podcasts
Relaxed and friendly conversations and insight into travellers and different photographers, types of photography. Newton & Coe series where professional photographers, David Newton and Chris Coe, chat with photographers and travellers about their life and photography – everything from how they started, their inspirations, passions and projects, and their thoughts on photography in general.
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Podcast – Chris Coe
Chris Coe is the co-founder of Travel Photographer of the Year (TPOTY) and has been a photographer for over 30 years. Here he chats with Newton & Coe co-host, David Newton.
Podcast – David Newton
David is the Newton part of Newton & Coe. He’s been co-hosting our Newton & Coe podcasts with Chris Coe for several months now so we thought we’d give you an insight into the man and his photography.
Podcast – Kiran Ridley
Newton & Coe – Kiran Ridley is a photo-journalist. Here he talks to us about his work throughout Europe and Asia, concentrating on news, social political topics and the human experience.
Podcast – Larry Louie
Larry Louie is a Canadian optometrist but photography is his passion. In 2010, he was the overall winner of TPOTY with eight stunning B&W images of Mali and Tibet.
Podcast – Eamonn McCabe
Newton & Coe – Eamonn McCabe’s photographs are well known. Here we chat with him about his multifaceted life in photography.
Podcast – Philip Lee Harvey
Newton & Coe – Philip Lee Harvey talks influences from art and developing a photographic style
Podcast – Margaret Soraya
Newton & Coe – Margaret Soraya talks quiet landscapes and mindfulness in photography. Margaret is an English landscape photographer based in Scotland. Her work is thoughtful and tranquil.
Talking TPOTY
The Travel Photographer of the Year awards have now been running for 19 years. Will Cheung talks to Chris Coe about the awards and their future.