Interviews

We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Marina Testino, a creative force redefining the boundaries between fashion, photography, and sustainability. Known for her bold style and thought-provoking work, Marina brings activism and artistry together in everything she does. On a recent trip to India, she brought along KEH Certified™ pre-owned gear, reflecting her commitment to making conscious choices in every part of her process. She’s on a mission to prove that conscious consumerism can be vibrant, inclusive, and impactful. Keep reading to learn more about her journey, creative vision, and the meaningful ways she brings stories to life.

We're chatting with New York-based photographer, Sydney Jackson about her career in music, fashion, and event photography.

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We recently caught up with New York-based street photographer Paulie B. Keep reading for an exclusive interview, where we explore his journey, evolving techniques, and the inspirations behind his work in the city’s vibrant streets.

Photography as an art form is all about pushing boundaries, and that’s exactly what Jonathan Mehring does. As an award-winning photographer, director, and author, he is most celebrated for his iconic work in skateboard photography. In his book Skate the World, he documents some of the world’s greatest professional skateboarders at some very uncommon spots. His career in skateboard and travel photography has taken him to over thirty countries, capturing not just the sport but the vibrant cultures and landscapes that surround it. His remarkable ability to blend action with storytelling has earned him international recognition, with his work featured in National Geographic and other major publications. Jonathan continues to push the boundaries of skateboard photography, showcasing the art and adventure of the sport across the globe.

Justin Sorensen, an avid photographer and storyteller, embarked on a ten-day train journey through Europe with his trusted Hasselblad camera in hand. ‘Iron Tracks’ is his personal narrative of exploration and discovery, capturing the vibrant scenes of cities like London, Bordeaux, Barcelona, Marseille, and Paris. Through his lens and words, Justin shares the experiences, challenges, and beauty he encountered along the way. This journey blends photography with travel, fashion, and culture, offering a vivid account of life on the road and the stories found in unexpected moments.

Recently, we got to connect with our long-time friend, photographer Matt Day, to discuss his new book, Surveyor. Keep reading for the full interview!

The KEH team is filled with remarkable, multifaceted creatives. Some of them carry out operational tasks during the day and engage in street photography on weekends. Others concentrate on data analytics during business hours and teach photography classes in the evenings. Eddie Ramirez, a skilled wildlife photographer, and business analyst at KEH is a perfect

LA-based artist Mike Gray has been on the climb for years, both in skills and presence. Follow his actor-turned-photographer's journey.

Three years after our initial interview with Atlanta Braves shooter, Kevin, we catch up & chat about a post-pandemic world for photographers.

Weddings are one of the most memorable days, and yet for some people (photographers) they can often be stressful. Did you get every shot? Did you remember the memory cards and batteries? Were you able to gather everyone needed for the family photo? When shooting a wedding, there are many things to consider, but thanks

Photo by Kyle Bice     I recently had the chance to catch up with a local photographer who operates around my hometown of (mythical) Kalamazoo, Michigan. As the owner of Vague Photography, he’s professionally created memorable portraits for all types of clients, including musicians and graduating seniors. He’s also been a huge part of