PA Photographer Niall Carson photographing dissident republicans, a picture that possibly displays the gun used to shoot him. Pic: Niall Carson

Growing up during and amidst the Northern Ireland troubles, photojournalist Niall Carson shares his photographic experiences. Pic: Niall Carson

Transitioning from news to social photography. A members only episode, previewed here. Pic: Paul Rogers

Why one picture caused such controversy and took the plight of a tribe fighting injustice, to the world. Pic: Ryan Vizzions

Today the story of a photographer who found a passion for covering stories of injustice and protest. Pic: Ryan Vizzions

Vincent Laforet talks about Project Air, stunning images made flying high over cities across the world. Pic: Vincent Laforet

Vincent Laforet returns to talk about the camera that changed the course of his photographic life. Pic: James Sutton

Vincent Laforet, Pulitzer prize winner, photojournalist, documentary and advertising film maker. Pic: Vincent Laforet

Learnings from Salgado, the workings of Twitter, the book that inspired him and the pictures that shape him. Today’s guest Edmond Terakopian. Pic: Self portrait

Cathal McNaughton studies the story of The Disappeared in Northern Ireland with a powerful set of images. Pic: Cathal McNaughton

The award winning photojournalist Edmond Terakopian on photojournalism today and the importance of local news. Pic: Edmond Terakopian

Today, making pictures of plight that move a world and win awards. Pic: Cathal McNaughton

Award winning photojournalist Edmond Terakopian discusses the censorship being experienced by photographers. Pic: Jeff Moore

Today Hailey Sadler talks of leaving a desk job in Washington, to tell potent stories as an international documentary photographer. Pic: Hailey Salder

Daniel Milnor talks about his relationship with social media and questions where the long tail projects have gone. Pic: Daniel Milnor

Gary Tyson talks about life as a photographer in Manila and suggests an unlikely best street camera. Pic: Gary Tyson

Pulitzer prize winner Cathal McNaughton with thoughts about how his work in photography is adapting to meet new challenges our 'industry' faces. Pic: Cathal McNaughton

Bill Owens, whose work and seminal book Suburbia inspired photographers the world over. Pic: Bill Owens

Some thoughts about self belief and Amelia Troubridge talks of copyright and changes in the way we consume photography and hire photographers. Pic: Amelia Troubridge

Phil Mynott on prepping for your shoots properly and Dennis Lee talks of his first film Nikon camera set up working the news in San Fransisco and New York. Pic: Dennis Lee