The Candid Frame #36 - Christine Hauber

The Candid Frame: Conversations on Photography

Ibarionex R. Perello

Arts, Visual Arts

4.8 • 768 Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2008

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Christine Hauber is a portrait photographer who for three years traveled the country documenting the working men and women of America. The images that make up Working in the USA is a selection of amazing portraits of craftsman and tradesman that reflect a side of American culture that is slowly disappearing. Her work is an important document of today's America as well as beautiful photography. To view more of her work including her infra-red landscapes please visit her website.Christine Hauber recommends the work of Allison Overton.For streaming audio click here or subscribe to the podcast for free viaBook Recommendation: Working in the USA by Christine Hauber

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0:00.0	It's July 16th, 2007, and this is the Candid Frame.
0:28.2	After a break of several weeks, during which I took some long overdue time off,
0:32.9	I'm back with a new episode with today's guest, Christine Hobber,
0:36.4	a photographer who has actually lived
0:38.2	a dream shared by many photographers, and that dream is to travel the country in an RV
0:42.8	and doing little else but making photographs.
0:46.5	It's this part of Christine's story that brought her to my attention and the result of her
0:50.2	working in the USA project is an impressive one on several counts.
0:55.2	The first of which is the great photography she made,
0:58.4	portraits of everyday working Americans,
1:00.7	many of whom practice crafts and trades that are quickly disappearing.
1:04.5	The other is that this journey didn't begin at the end of a career,
1:07.8	but in the middle of one, a successful photographic portrait business
1:11.3	in Colorado.
1:12.6	The fact that she was able to leave a successful business to live out a dream is an inspiration
1:17.3	to any photographer who has been thinking of pursuing a personal project with hopes of one
1:21.9	day making it happen.
1:23.6	Who knows?
1:24.1	After listening to this show, you might think that today, rather rather than tomorrow would be the best time to start making that happen.
1:31.5	So listen and enjoy our conversation with Christine Halber.
1:37.4	All right, well, Christine, thank you for joining us on the show. It's great to have you.
1:42.2	Thank you for having me.
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