Anne Duffy Interview
Join Peter and Anne in this interview where they speak about their time together over the last 10+ years!
Join Peter and Anne in this interview where they speak about their time together over the last 10+ years!
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12 comments on “Anne Duffy Interview”
Seeing the journey from first shoot to today is just so so interesting. Looking really forward to more videos like this of the models that Peter has a long history with! Thanks as always for everything!!
I love the conversations with models. This one in particular was absolutely amazing. So much insight from both of you. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thanks, Peter. Enjoyed the interview. I did want to share something that came to my attention recently. There’s a full-time travel model I follow out of Miami _kaybrooks_ who did a recent post about the struggle with censorship on the normal platforms. She’s been working with a new platform for about 4 months now @therealtruefanz which is free of censorship and allows payment to creators. Anyway, i have not used it myself ( not sure how it would fit for photogs ). If you go to her IG it was her post 4 days ago ( May 25th, 2022 ? ). Hope you and Bec are happy and healthy on the travel circuit ! Cheers, George
Thanks heaps for letting me know, I’ll pass it on to a few models who might benefit from it 🙂
Great interview, Anne is a wonderful model & person, and your artwork together is amazing!
Loved this video! So enjoyable to hear about all the different shots and the stories behind them through the years with yourself and Anne. An amazing model! I really loved the Bunny Head Shots and also the Helmet and baseball bat series.
Thank you so much, Anne is awesome 🙂
This was very enjoyable. Loved hearing you both talking about the various projects and your experiences together.
Such a great interview. Loved seeing the shots evolve over the years,
Thanks
Awesome, inspirational and so nice to see that there are still professional models in the world.
My biggest problem is getting models to sit. I find that many models listed on modelling sites are either no longer models or they are so untrusting, their default position seems to be to assume all photographers are evil – perhaps because of poor experiences with other photographers?
Peter, I fully subscribe to your take on the model/photographer relationship – my problem is getting to practice skills you have shared.
Whatever, Anne you have renewed my faith pursuing my quest. Thank you both.
Thanks, Find your self a muse to grow with