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Kaat Celis
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  • #196 ENG AI and Photography: Threat or Ally?
    In this episode, we dive into the impact of artificial intelligence on photography. AI can already generate stock images, retouch portraits, and create worlds that never existed. This brings opportunities—such as saving time and fueling creative experimentation—but also threats: lost commissions, unresolved copyright issues, and the risk of photographers becoming too dependent on machine output.The real question isn’t whether AI will take jobs, but how photographers choose to position themselves. Those who focus on repetitive, technical tasks will feel the pressure, while those who create authentic, context-rich stories may find their work becoming even more valuable. AI can be a powerful assistant, but it will never replace the human eye, lived experience, and presence behind a true photograph.The episode closes with a challenge: in a world overflowing with flawless machine-made images, what will your imperfect, human photograph still have to say?✨ And if you’d like to continue the conversation in real life—join me on September 30 in Amsterdam for a full evening program of talks, meetings, presentations, and inspiration for photographers and photography lovers. Tickets are limited, so grab yours via donkerekamer.com/shows.
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  • #195 ENG Lucas Foglia – How a butterfly migration became a photo project
    In this episode of the Donkere Kamer podcast, I talk with American fine art photographer Lucas Foglia. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Lucas creates lyrical and compassionate stories about people and nature. His work has been collected and exhibited worldwide, from the ICP in New York to the V&A in London.With his sixth book Constant Bloom and a Guggenheim Fellowship, Lucas followed the longest butterfly migration ever recorded, from Kenya to Norway. The project is both poetic and urgent: a metaphor for human connection across borders in times of division and change.We discuss his upbringing on a small farm, how an old Hasselblad camera shaped his path, why friendship matters more than networking, and why festivals are vital spaces for dialogue and discovery.Want to experience these kinds of conversations live? On September 30th I’ll be on stage at Pakhuis De Zwijger in Amsterdam, together with a special line-up including Anton Corbijn and Anaïs López. Get your ticket via donkerekamer.com/shows and join us for an evening of inspiration.- website van De Donkere Kamer: www.donkerekamer.com- insta DDK: @dedonkerekamer_be- multi-day workshop with Awoiska van der Molen: https://www.donkerekamer.com/master-workshop- mentorship: donkerekamer.com/mentor- website Lucas Foglia: https://www.lucasfoglia.com- insta Lucas: @lucasfogliaphoto
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  • #194 Van pitch tot publicatie: Vid Timmermans over jong beginnen en groot dromen
    Welkom bij De Donkere Kamer podcast, waar we de verhalen achter fotografie belichten.In deze aflevering zit ik samen met Vid Timmermans, de jongste pitcher die ooit op ons podium stond. Zestien jaar was hij toen hij zijn project pitchte in de Minardschouwburg in Gent vorig jaar — en hij won. Vandaag, een jaar later, praten we over hoe die ervaring hem zelfvertrouwen gaf, hoe zijn werk evolueerde naar analoge fotografie en hoe hij samen met uitgever Bruno Devos zijn eerste publicaties op de wereld zette. Een gesprek over stress en lef, vriendschap en familie, beelden en muziek.De publicaties van Vid vind je hier.📸 En wil jij zelf jouw project pitchen? Meld je dan aan voor Pitch je fotoproject. Drie minuten, drie fotografen, één podium. Alle info vind je op donkerekamer.com/pitch.website van De Donkere Kamer: www.donkerekamer.cominsta DDK: @dedonkerekamer_beDe deuren van CONNECT staan momenteel open: donkerekamer.com/connect
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  • #193 Lars Lindemann on the future of photography
    In this episode I sit down with Lars Lindemann – curator, advisor, and former Director of Photography at GEO Magazine. We talk about the power of photography to truly move people, the shifting landscape of the industry, and why festivals and gatherings are more important than ever.Lars opens up about how new ideas and connections spark at portfolio reviews, what it takes for an image or story to touch his heart, and why photography needs not just more creators, but stronger platforms and communities. From his years at GEO to his current role as a freelance curator, Lars shares an honest and inspiring perspective on trust, resilience, and the future of visual storytelling.✨ Want to take your own storytelling further? Join my upcoming masterclass with Norwegian photographer Espen Rasmussen, member of the VII Foundation, who will teach you how to make your stories resonate with both online and offline publications. 👉 Sign up via ⁠donkerekamer.com/connect⁠instagram: @dedonkerekamer_beinstagram Lars Lindemann: @larslindemann
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  • #192 Your creativity won’t wait — why should you?
    Welcome to this special episode of my podcast.Today, I’m letting you in on something I don’t usually share publicly — a peek inside Daily Frame, my daily podcast series that’s normally only available to a select group of listeners.Every weekday in August, in just 10 to 15 minutes, I explore four core themes that shape my work and life: mindset, creativity, entrepreneurship, and the bigger photography industry. We’re already halfway through the series, but this episode struck such a chord with listeners that I knew it deserved to be shared with everyone.The theme today is making space for creativity — not just in your business, but in your everyday life. Creativity isn’t something you “add on” when you have time. It’s a source that needs to be nurtured. And that source runs dry if all we do is use it to produce, without breathing room to dream, to experiment, and to play.You might recognise this feeling: those moments when you get stuck, when inspiration fades, when everything you create starts to look the same. In this episode, I share how you can intentionally make space for creativity, why it can feel like a luxury but is actually a necessity, and how I weave it into both my work and my personal life.If this resonates with you, know that you can still join Daily Frame until the end of August for €8.88, and you’ll get the rest of the episodes delivered straight to your inbox. They’re all in English, and the insights are universal.For now, take a moment for yourself. Listen, feel, and see what it stirs in you.
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Welcome to De Donkere Kamer podcast! I'm Kaat Celis and my mission is to support and inspire as many photographers and photo enthusiasts as possible and to make photography a must have in everyone's life. In this podcast I take you into the fascinating world of photography, storytelling & entrepreneurship. And I uncover the stories behind all those images. Whether you are an established photographer or still at the beginning of your career or just crazy about photography? Get inspired and motivated! Come on, I'll take you with me.
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