The Photographer's Role in a Digital Age

The Leonard Lopate Show | Jul 15, 2016

Photographer Robert Herman took hundreds of iPhone photos while travelling around the world from 2010 to 2015. He joins us to discuss his new collection, The Phone Book, which showcases the best of his work, captures everyday moments and explores the connections between two photographs displayed on opposing pages.

 

"Woman in a Hand Made Dress," by Robert Herman.
((c) 2015 Robert Herman, "The Phone Book," published by Schiffer.)

 

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