I remember meeting Nina at a street photography workshop back in 2017. She's was and is an awesome human being and it makes me so happy to see her here! Go Nina!
Loved this and her work! Great question about managing your art and passion along with family. It is a struggle as you somewhere feel guilty (wrongly) about taking your time off. But slowly the family does realise it and also enjoys our photography
Very inspiring interview. Specially had to think over the fact that there are different types of ambiguity (visual, contextual, narrative, emotional), which gave me new ideas.
@, different kind of pairing: Daido Moriyama & Ralph Gibson. I paired them for the seminar for seniors I run on the history of photography. Most photos in vertical or portrait orientation because book publication was always the aim. Also extreme high contrast and the effects that creates.
yup trying to do SP with a family kids is the ultimate challenge, it is a young man's game as they say. Idk how some ppl are able to get decent shots of their kids or when theyre out with their kids...i cant...i always had to make time or on lunch breaks, it took a toll on my then marriage and family but it is what it is
Legal Consent is different in every country - in the US u do not need consent for if the photo is for art purpose - different if used for commercial purpose ! Send me a dm and I can tell u more about it
As it is art and not a commercial project, I did not need any consent to publish the photos in the book. I usually Google privacy laws before I travel to a new country.
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I remember meeting Nina at a street photography workshop back in 2017. She's was and is an awesome human being and it makes me so happy to see her here! Go Nina!
Thanks so much for your feedback - how are you? It’s been a while ;)
Thank you for the wonderful interview NIna and Samuel!
So thrilled you enjoyed it - it was such a pleasure to share my work with Samuel
@@Ninaklingremarkable photography - thank you!
A Great Interview .... Nina is Brilliant
Thank you thank you !!!
Thanks for a great interview with a fantastic person! I bought the book as I was watching :)
Thank you so very much ! Can’t wait to hear your thoughts on the book !!!much appreciated
Loved this and her work! Great question about managing your art and passion along with family. It is a struggle as you somewhere feel guilty (wrongly) about taking your time off. But slowly the family does realise it and also enjoys our photography
Very inspiring interview. Specially had to think over the fact that there are different types of ambiguity (visual, contextual, narrative, emotional), which gave me new ideas.
Nice video, she's a great photographer I'll look into the book now.
So very much appreciated !!! Let me know how you like it
Nice interview. It was really fun to look at the diptychs and think about why she chose this combination. Fantastic images and selection.
I am thrilled you enjoyed the conversation ! Creating diptychs is really a wonderful tool for storytelling !!
Thank you for sharing your story, Nina and Samuel for hosting. I love your work and the unpredictable pairings of your imagery. Beautiful.!!
So very much appreciated ! It’s another way to tell a story !!! Thanks for watching
Thanks so very much Nancy ! So kind of you !
Very interesting interview and guest!
Very much appreciated !!! Thanks
two of my favorite ppl in one video!!!
Xox
Amazing interview!! Thank you, Nina,Lintaro!!👍🏼
Thanks for taking the time to watch the video!! It was a wonderful opportunity to introduce my work to a new audience !
Fun interview and great to see someone shooting street have such success.
Thank you so much for watching! It was great to sit down with Samuel to talk about my work and process
Great Video. More of these dude.Sweet...
So very much appreciated
Really interesting interview. Thanks Nina and Sam
Thank you for watching ! I am thrilled you enjoyed it
Awesome conversation!
Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much ! It was an honor to talk to Samuel
@ the book looks amazing very refreshing concept.
Great interview. Thank you!
I really appreciate you listening and enjoying the conversation ! Healthy and creative 2025
Just subbed to her IG, love her work. Wish he had talked about her gear.
@@MARKLINMAN1 nice! She uses a X100V I think. And a dslr sometimes but that's just a guess.
Thank you so very much ! Feel free to ask any questions. I mostly use my Fuji x100v occasionally the Fuji xt3
I love Nina's way of seeing things around her. I'm going to try similar perspectives in my photography. I know it won't be difficult in Turkiye.
Can’t wait to see your work !!! Best Nina
Awesome interview and work
Thanks so very much ! Thrilled you enjoyed it
Bought the book. Great interview
Thank you so very much !!! And thanks for purchasing the book - it means a lot to me ! Can’t wait to hear what your fav pairing is
@, different kind of pairing: Daido Moriyama & Ralph Gibson. I paired them for the seminar for seniors I run on the history of photography. Most photos in vertical or portrait orientation because book publication was always the aim. Also extreme high contrast and the effects that creates.
I love creating diptychs - it’s just another way of telling stories
Beautiful content 👌🏼 ✨️ J.
Thank you so very much !!!
yup trying to do SP with a family kids is the ultimate challenge, it is a young man's game as they say. Idk how some ppl are able to get decent shots of their kids or when theyre out with their kids...i cant...i always had to make time or on lunch breaks, it took a toll on my then marriage and family but it is what it is
Yes - being a parent and trying to take photos is challenging but kids do get older and it gets easier xox
The issue of whether the people you photograph in your book consent to this or not, keeps me away from experiencing street photography.
Legal Consent is different in every country - in the US u do not need consent for if the photo is for art purpose - different if used for commercial purpose ! Send me a dm and I can tell u more about it
@@NinaklingWhat about in Germany? Do you need consent to publish in a book ,for example? .
As it is art and not a commercial project, I did not need any consent to publish the photos in the book. I usually Google privacy laws before I travel to a new country.