I’ve always admired Michael Freeman for the sheer quality of his photographic instruction books. He’s also a great photographer and photojournalist in his own right. One of his recently completed projects is a book on the Sudan, an undertaking two years in the making.

Athens, Greece

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Mountaineer, film maker and adventurer Harry Kikstra is much more than just a photographer. Intrigued by someone who not only creates beautiful travel photos but manages to find time to do so many other things as well, I invited him to take part in an interview.

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I first came across Sol Lang’s erotic photography on Flickr and was impressed by the quality and depth of his portfolio. His, work, by the way, encompasses much more than just nude women, and is well worth a look.

A visit to his website made clear that Sol is a very active and busy photographer. He exhibits, self-publishes books and calendars and sells prints on Imagekind. This is all in addition to taking photos and running a full time graphic design and communication business.

I thought he’d be a fascinating subject to interview about all of these things. Some of his answers will surprise you.

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