Photography

Why we shouldn't be spamming people across too many social networking sites and why cropping is an instagrammers best friend. Audio

Michael Katakis has been photographing and writing about different cultures for the past 35 years. His work has been celebrated by the Royal Geographical Society, The Smithsonian Institute and the… Audio

Photographer Guy Frederick introduces us to John Shanks, one of the many long-time Christchurch residents he's photographed and interviewed for his project, The Voice of Age, which opens on the first… Audio

Richard Robinson discusses his career as a photojournalist and recent decision go freelancing as an underwater photographer. Audio

The simple white rose, a symbol for peace, and one that's been photographed in the hands of 10,000 people from around the world. Audio

How far have women come when it comes to taking on careers previously the sole domain of men? One University of Canterbury student believes there is still a long way to go. Twenty-two-year-old Chrissy… Audio

Mark Gee is the Royal Observatory's Astronomy Photographer of the Year and is shortlisted again for this year's prize. By day he works as a digital artist for WETA Digital. By night he photographs the… Audio

New Zealand-born human rights photographer Robin Hammond won photojournalism's equivalent of the Booker prize - The W Eugene Smith Memorial Fund Prize in humanitarian photography, last year. The award… Audio

Ari Seth Cohen is the creator of Advanced Style a street-style photographic blog documenting, in his words, the "fashion and wisdom of the senior set." The blog has since inspired a book and a… Audio

Any professional has to have not only the right tools for the job, but also the right space from which to work and be productive. Audio

Up The Punks project co-coordinator and photographer John Lake spent three months on an artist's residency in Beijing to record Beijing's growing punk scene with some very entertaining YouTube video… Audio

From 1970's London, punk spread around the UK, Europe, the US, and eventually, to New Zealand. Nick Swan is a founding member of political punk groups Life in the Fridge Exists and Riot 111 and John… Audio

Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 31 May 2014 Audio

National Geographic Society Fellow who has spent his career documenting endangered cultures and working as a photojournalist covering conflict, war and famine. Audio

Ashley Gilbertson is an award-winning photojournalist whose work has focused on soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan and how those wars have impacted veterans and their families. Audio

Arriving in New Zealand in 1958, Marti Friedlander immediately turned to photography to explore the new country and society around her, and has captured many of this country's most important images… Audio, Gallery

Kennedy Warne explores South Westland, and reports that NZ photographer Robin Hammond has won photojournalism's equivalent of the Booker. Audio

The award-winning Hawke's Bay photographer, Richard Wood, says he is closing down his Instagram account after a change to the terms of service which lets the social media service, owned by Facebook… Audio

Lynette Townsend and Anita Hogan of Te Papa are trying to track down the families of over 100 soldiers who fought in the First World War. All they have to work with are some old glass negatives found… Audio

Sonia Sly gatecrashes a party and finds herself travelling back in time - caught in a frenzy of frantic, funny-face-pulling in the world of Dion Howard's amazing travelling photo booth. Audio