Special note before this episode, it seems while I was recording my interview, my mic and system here seemed to pick up conversation from a CB radio or whatnot.

And unfortunately, I can't get rid of it.

And so I apologize for that distraction. I try to minimize it as much as I could.

But unfortunately, it's going to be in some parts of today's

podcast but hopefully the content with today's guests will more than make up for it

it's May 3rd 2010 and this is the Candid Frame.

Today's guests are the first father and son team that I've interviewed on the show.

Mosca's collaboration with the Sonetti is a relatively recent team-up for

Moshe, who has been producing exceptional commercial and fine artwork for decades.

Together, they produce fascinating concepts with both photography and film.

Now, collaboration is nothing new in photography, but one between a parent and child is a rare

thing,

and I thought that the conversation might provide an interesting discussion,

whether you work as an individual or part of a team.

So sit back and enjoy our conversation with Moshe and Eddie Brooke.

Well, Mocha and Eddie, welcome to The Candid Frame.

It's a real pleasure to have you on the show.

It's actually a first for me.

I've never had a father and son team on the show.

So I'm really interested to hear from both of your perspectives

of what it means to be a photographer.

But let's start with Moshe.

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