Mitchell Parsons is recognized as a Canadian-born photographer with over 23 years of experience, particularly noted for his work in music photography and promotional campaigns for magazines. He has contributed to Resource Magazine, a New York-based photography publication, where he wrote a regular column called “Trouble Shooter” focusing on political protests in New York City between 2011 and 2012. His interviews with acclaimed photographers like Zoriah (a humanitarian photographer), Gary Knight (a war photographer), and Robert Kenney (a fashion and advertising photographer) are well-documented in Resource Magazine. These articles showcase his ability to engage with and highlight the work of influential figures in the photography world.
Specific Mentions and Contributions
Interviews and Articles: Parsons is frequently mentioned for his thoughtful interviews. For instance, his 2012 interview with Zoriah discusses the challenges of war photography and the impact of digital technology on photojournalism. His 2014 piece on Gary Knight delves into war crimes documentation, and his 2013 article on Robert Kenney reflects on mentorship and real-world photography experience. These works position him as a supportive voice for photographers who tackle significant social issues or excel in their craft.
Personal Narrative: In his piece on Robert Kenney, Parsons shares a personal story of assisting Kenney early in his career, offering insight into his own journey from an aspiring photographer in Vancouver and Montreal to a professional in New York.
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