ABOUT THIS EPISODE
My guest today is Nathan Bauman. Originating from the heartlands of Ohio, his work brings to life the forgotten rural landscapes of America. Nathan’s photos capture not just the places he's been but also the deep emotions of the people he's met.
Nathan sees beauty in the genuine and unrefined. His choice to use film in a digital world highlights the realness he brings to every image.
Nathan's Twitter: https://twitter.com/nathanabauman
Nathan's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/nathanabauman
Some of his works we talk about:
Hidden in Plain Sight collection (2021)
English
United States
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