“Through Instagram I take one million followers in the field with me”. Interview with David Guttenfelder

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Interview with National Geographic photographer David Guttenfelder, whose work focuses on geopolitical conflict, conservation and culture. Guttenfelder spent twenty years as a photojournalist for the Associated Press based in Nairobi, Abidjan, New Delhi, and Tokyo covering news in nearly 100 countries around the world. With more than one million followers on Instagram, he is considered one of the most influent photojournalists world wide. We talked about “Coming Home” his last work exhibited at Visa Pour l’Image-Perpignan, how mobile photography changed the profession and his relation with 1 million followers.

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