Franklin Carter's guest appearances

Franklin Carter

B&H Photography Podcast

United Public Radio 

UFO Paranormal Radio & United Public Radio

Fitz in the Morning: Troop Salute

Michael Young

Keith Carter

Irving Penn

Kesha Lambert

Art Wolfe

Scott Murray

Stella Johnson

Marc Silber

Mark Thiessen

David Burnett

Sebastian Meyer

Omar Z. Robles

Gulnara Samoilova

Craig Semetko

Ami Vitale

OwlTail

On this week’s episode of the B&amp;H Photography Podcast, we welcome photographer Matthew Franklin Carter to the program.  Like many photographers, Matt Carter wears a lot of hats. In his case, literally and figuratively, but his photography work blends documentary, editorial, and portrait work and reflects the place he calls home—Greenville, South Carolina. He shoots for regional and specialty magazines and does corporate work and portraits for local artists and businesses. He also assists other photographers and, of course, he has his personal projects. Family, food, fishing, hunting, drag racing, and dirt cars are depicted with humility and grace and a touch of humor.  With Carter we discuss a range of topics, but keep our conversation focused on how to work comfortably in varied settings and with different communities of folks.  Carter may be at home on the rivers shooting fly fishing, but he also has produced wonderful series at local car racing tracks, a world with which he is much less familiar. We talk about these two racing projects—“Dirt” and “Glory”—and how he mingles with the drivers and crowd, as well as the gear, from  FUJIFILM to  Mamiya, he uses to create both portraits and documentary-style images.  We also discuss photographing hunting and fishing and the portrait work he does, both in studio and on location, and the  lighting he uses for both. We close on the topic of “finding your voice,” and for Carter how his latest project on local food production unites his many passions. Join us for this easygoing and informative conversation.   Guest: Matthew Franklin Carter Photograph © Matthew Franklin Carter

On this week’s episode of the <a href="https://www.bhphotovideo.com/explora/podcasts" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">B&amp;H Photography Podcast</a>, we welcome photographer <a href="https://www.matthewfranklincarter.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Matthew Franklin Carter</a> to the program.  Like many photographers, Matt Carter wears a lot of hats. In his case, literally and figuratively, but his photography work blends documentary, editorial, and portrait work and reflects the place he calls home—Greenville, South Carolina. He shoots for regional and specialty magazines and does corporate work and portraits for local artists and businesses. He also assists other photographers and, of course, he has his personal projects. Family, food, fishing, hunting, drag racing, and dirt cars are depicted with humility and grace and a touch of humor.  With Carter we discuss a range of topics, but keep our conversation focused on how to work comfortably in varied settings and with different communities of folks.  Carter may be at home on the rivers shooting fly fishing, but he also has produced wonderful series at local car racing tracks, a world with which he is much less familiar. We talk about these two racing projects—“Dirt” and “Glory”—and how he mingles with the drivers and crowd, as well as the gear, from <a href="https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/Fujifilm/ci/7107/N/4232859775" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> FUJIFILM</a> to <a href="https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/Mamiya-Medium-Format/ci/5295/N/4232860588" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Mamiya</a>, he uses to create both portraits and documentary-style images.  We also discuss photographing hunting and fishing and the portrait work he does, both in studio and on location, and the <a href="https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/browse/Elinchrom/ci/14352/N/4232861529" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> lighting</a> he uses for both. We close on the topic of “finding your voice,” and for Carter how his latest project on local food production unites his many passions. Join us for this easygoing and informative conversation.   Guest: Matthew Franklin Carter Photograph © Matthew Franklin Carter

Hunting, Fishing, and Finding Your Voice, with Matthew Franklin Carter

I salute troops from every corner of the US and every place in between. We receive submissions from every state in the union.  Today, I can definitely say this salute is a first for us. Today we are saluting Master Sergeant Franklin Carter of the United States Air Force.  Franklin's daughter Megan Carter is a P1 listener to this show, from all the way over in the UK! When Carter was first stationed in England 30 years, ago he met his wife, an English woman, he married her and had a daughter. And now that daughter is saluting her father. Master Sergeant Carter has served this nation with pride for over 32 years! He is currently an AVN technician in the Air Force. Carter served in Kuwait in 1998. He was stationed in Germany from 1990 - 1993, and he has been all over the US and the world. Meagan says the family was posted all over the world when she was little. Her dad is her hero not only because he protects the country, but because he has provided a fulfilling and interesting life for her and her mother. "I'm English at heart, but I'm American by birth." Megan says. "Mum and I are so lucky to have my dad in our lives." Today we salute Master Sergeant Franklin Carter of the United States Air Force.

Franklin Carter of the US Air Force