It was our pleasure to speak with the Lou Jones for this month’s issue. Lou is a talented photographer and a real gentleman. With decades of photographic experience under his belt, our conversation with Lou will help you can gain some valuable insights, techniques and processes that you can put into action starting today.
We talked with Lou, among other things, about what’s involved in coming up with meaningful projects, the hard work and dedication it takes to get a project started and then see it through to completion, how coronavirus has challenged him to look for new ways to implement photography, some of his fascinating past experiences as a photographer, how to stay invisible when traveling so you can capture candid shots, and much more. We’re sure this interview will motivate you to continue growing as a photographer and inspire you to start (and finish) your next photo project. Listen in to our conversation by clicking the audio player below:
A Selection of Lou’s Images
Workers with a truck carrying Okoume plywood
Man walking through the Chouara Leather Tannery in Fez, Morocco
Death row portrait
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