Angel Colour is a New York-based, Florida-raised photographer, retoucher, and graphic and web designer. He left his life in Florida to pursue his dream of becoming a professional photographer at the age of 19. In fact, he is still 19, and has been in New York less than a year. He is already supporting himself with his art. His story is inspiring to anyone in the midst of their journey to become an artist.

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Over the past few months, websites across the Internet have been filled with reports about the end of Kodachrome. The overall message seems to be that of a memorial. Does this symbolic film’s end have larger implications? Is film photography as a whole soon to follow? I had the opportunity to speak with Kodak’s U.S. Pro Film Market Manager, Scott P. DiSabato, and he couldn’t disagree more. In fact, Kodak has just launched a new version of their Portra 160 film.

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Justin Quinnell is a U.K. based pinhole photography artist and educator. His sensational image of the Clifton Suspension has popularized extra long exposure pinhole imagery. Solargraphy, as it is called, can take up to a year to make one exposure and often tracks the path of sun is bright arcs. Today, we’ll talk with Justin about his work and inspiration.

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This week we’re launching a monthly interview series featuring people involved in the photography industry. Today, you’ll find an interview with Aaron Johnson, the creator of the photo-centric online comic strip What the Duck. Read about his career and inspiration, and see some of his strips after the jump!

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