Raw Podcast - EP56 - A conversation with Kevin Kheffache
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Raw Podcast - EP56 - A conversation with Kevin Kheffache
The man responsible for hundreds of photographers descending on Dublin’s streets each year for the famous Doc Day conference sits down for a chat. Kevin Kheffache has become a central figure in the Irish documentary photography scene but his path here wasn’t straightforward.
From banking and running a language school to picking up a camera alongside Annie, Kevin’s journey has been full of sharp turns and unexpected lessons. We get into the leap from videography to photography, how his background shaped his eye for moments, and why he believes community is the heartbeat of this craft.
There’s talk of creativity and confidence, the pressures photographers face in today’s online world, and the simple joy of seeing a roll of film come back to life. Kevin’s story is part evolution, part reflection, and a reminder of why capturing real moments still matters most.
Settle in for this one. It’s full of heart, insight, and plenty to take away.
Show Links Kevin’s Website - https://www.kevinkheffache.com/ DocDay - https://docday.international/ Cafa Liu - https://cafaphoto.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @therawpodcast @davidmcclellandphotography @moathillphotography
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