Amos Chapple is a freelance photographer based out of New Zealand. He
began his career at the New Zealand Herald before leaving to be a part of the
UNESCO Our Place project, where he helped to photograph all of the World
Heritage sites around the world. Chapple first caught our eye when he released
a series of images from Iran that he shot for Lonely Planet on the social news
aggregation site Reddit under the title, "I'm a photographer with Lonely
Planet and have just returned from my third trip into Iran. Reddit, I suck at
writing catchy titles - please, just help me get these pictures to as many
people as possible."
We caught up with Chapple to hear how he evolved from a newspaper
photojournalist to a freelancer, what he looks for when he travels to a new
country and what advice he has for up and coming photographers looking to do
international work.
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