Today’s guest is PHIL SHARP, one of my favorite (if not the favorite) portrait photographers of today’s times.
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17 responses to “Portraiture – Photography Conversation with Phil Sharp”
Great video and great interview! Random question, was just wondering who you mentioned as one of the artists Phil was a big fan of? About 12/13mins in?
Thank you. Phil's work is really beautiful, and I love his process.
Those questions are super interesting. well done. this is a really good interview
This is impressive to hear from someone who has been from film to digital like me, however I was with such fear over digital technology. Sometimes I wonder if is about the right time and the right place, he is a successful artist on my perspective. Thanks for sharing!
Phil is a lovely guy and I was lucky enough to know him at the start of his career so had a few shoots with him and a couple of my old bands. Top man.
Thanks from bringing real PHOTOGRAPHERS. Fed up of cool kids on YouTube their consider themselves photographers and film-makers. BS.
Phil is one of my favourite portraitists. Thank you for the interview!
His course on Domestika is lovely.
Thank you so much, Tomasz for this great interview. What an interesting person to hear his ideas and work process. So much to learn. His work and color pallet are mystical or dreamy in a sense. In some of the portraits at least. But, it is amazing work overall! Thank you for introducing me to this wonderful photographer! I hope you are doing well, Tomasz too. Best wishes, Rudransh.
Thank you for interviewing Phil Sharp. That was quite different than what I would have imagined him to be like. Down to earth. Relaxed. Nonchalant.
What camera does he use? Just curiosity..inspiring. Thanks for this video and FRAMES
Wonderful interview. I did radio for 11 years and I loved doing the interview thing with various musical artists and authors etc. It is not as easy as many peiple think it is and you did a wonderful job with Phil. Blogging is an amazing opportunity to tell your story and the stories of your guests, people we would never have the opportunity to have a conversation with. Thank you for bringing Phil to the front of photography.
Wonderful portrait work. With such a focus on one genre I would love to see how he applies his experiences to other areas of photography.
Informative and inspiring. Thanks for doing this.
wonderful work – love his palette and the connection he makes
I absolutely love his work!
Great interview! I used to talk to a lot of wedding photographers in Miami…they used to say…"I'm only doing weddings until I can get my art photography to take off…" Sorry, after investigating it…the people that typically make the MOST money in photography are wedding photographers…in Miami $5000-$20,000 per wedding…oh well…