Nina Welch-Kling, an innovative street photographer whose work has captivated audiences around the world. With a background in fine art and architecture, Nina brings a unique perspective to photography, blending her eye for patterns and structure with an instinct for capturing the raw, unfiltered moments of life. Nina has honed an intuitive eye for capturing the poetry of everyday life—wandering city streets, observing light and gesture, and distilling these fleeting moments into striking images Nina’s images are renowned for their ambiguity, mystery, and emotional depth, challenging viewers to interpret and engage with her work in personal and meaningful ways. Her projects have been featured in exhibitions globally, including her recent showcase in Germany, where her photography book was displayed as diptychs, creating new visual narratives for audiences to explore. Throughout her journey, Nina has embraced experimentation, whether by exploring new techniques or diving into the scientific elements of photography to push the boundaries of her art. She’s a storyteller and an artist deeply committed to capturing the essence of human connection and the beauty in everyday life. In this episode we discuss Nina’s journey as a photographer, from her beginnings influenced by her background in fine art and architecture to her recent exhibition in Germany, where her book was displayed as diptychs on gallery walls. We’ll explore her creative process, including how she embraces challenges, experiments with tools like long lenses, and finds inspiration in vibrant details.provide Nina provides valuable insights into the process of publishing and exhibiting her work. We’ll also discuss the evolution of her style, her thoughts on the changing world of street photography, and the importance of community and connection in her work. Nina will share stories about her projects, like Valentando, Duologues, and her more recent work Rallentando .   Nina Website Nina Instagram Host Tim Bingham instagram Talking Frames Instagram