In the last few months I have have been interviewed three times by Dutch magazine Focus, Lomography.com and The Setup.
The Focus Media interview was a one hour Skype conversation that resulted in a ten page article in there magazine. The November issue will still be on the shelf for a two more weeks so if your in the Netherlands check it out.
I also did a “five questions on analog photography” interview for lomography.com. Being such and international organization they have managed to translate it into the following languages: Chinese, Taiwanese, Spanish, French, Japanese and Some other Asian language with I have no clue what it is.
For the mega geeks out there I did an interview for the The Setup. The Setup is where different creative types divulge what tools they use to get there job done. So if you want to know what cameras, films, computers and software I use check it out.
Kev – Chrome tells me the other Asian language is “Chinese (Traditional Han)” before it translates the page!
Interesting. When I posted this I used firefox but now I am at home with Chrome it tells me its Chinese but dose not mention Traditional. My Chrome says there both Chinese but they look a little different? Odd.
One is simplified Chinese – Singapore uses this too, china, most chinese speaking countries… the other is traditional chinese used in Taiwan.