The Archive:
Conversations with Famous Photographers
Building on Farber's pioneering role in online education with Photoworkshop.com back in 1995, we’re now opening our archive of conversations with some of the most iconic photographers of our time.
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These one-on-one conversations—many recorded decades ago—capture the voices, stories, and wisdom of photographers whose work shaped the industry. Some are no longer with us, making these recordings an irreplaceable part of photographic history.​
In these conversations you can hear the passion, struggles, and insights of legendary photographers, in their own words. A rare opportunity to learn from the past while inspiring your future.
Eddie Adams
Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Eddie Adams opens up with Robert about the capturing of his famous image of the Vietnamese general shooting a prisoner which, according to the New York Times, "changed the course of the Vietnam war".
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Adams also speaks about his time duck hunting with Fidel Castro, photographing Pope John Paul II, his difficulty in breaking free from the label of "war photographer", and much more.
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