SHOW & TELL EPISODE 24: THE DEFINITIVE GUIDE TO LLAMAS IN STREET PHOTOGRAPHY. FEAT INGE MORATH.

Episode 24 of SHOW & TELL, has arrived, meandering into your life like a hungry, floofy even toed quadruped determined to coax that bun out of your hand or else it might just spit in your eye and steal it anyway... That's right, this episode is all about LLAMAS, a llama drama or, as the title boldly proclaims: THE DEFINITEIVE GUIDE TO LLAMAS IN STREET PHOTOGRAPHY, the very guide you didn't know you needed until it popped up in your YouTube feed and now you're thinking...hmmmmm...yes.....maybe... But what's that? It's how bloody long? 47 minutes!!!!!!!!!! Yes, I know, I know, as ever it got out of control. Once I started to delve deep in to the history of llamas and street photography I kept on unearthing more and more and then, the next thing I knew it was almost 50 minutes long and I'd lost three months of my life! However, I promise you, it is worth it. Go and pour yourself a drink or sit back with your favourite bong or whatever floats your boat, turn the volume up and get ready to learn all about Llamas. This episode features, among others, photographs by Nils Jorgensen, Richard Baker, Sergio Larrian, Inge Morath, Garry Winogrand, M.H. Raines, Daniel Gebhart de Koekkoek, Lee Friedlander and even a few more. It also ends with a rant against modernity that might strike a chord if, like me, you are getting on a bit and increasingly finding modern life to be at best annoying, at worst, almost intolerable. Fun times! Please subscribe to the channel and Stephen will continue doing these films as he seeks to focus on photography content and not just which new or old camera to buy. And remember, there's still a 'No BOKEH TALK' promise. No bokeh talk. Ever. For more of Stephen's photography please visit his website: https://www.stephenleslie.co.uk/ or his Instagram:   / step_hen_le.  . or better still, buy the book, MOSTLY FALSE REPORTS is still very much available, here....https://www.stephenleslie.co.uk/mostl... I thank you, enjoy the film and remember to support your local llama.