HTBARP 57 Sacha Lecca: Being The Photo Editor At Rolling Stone

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07/10/18 • 79 min

How To Become A Rockstar Photographer Podcast with Matthias Hombauer

Todays guest is New York based photographer and the deputy photo editor at Rolling Stone, Sacha Lecca.

In this interview Sacha will reveal his best tips on how to get your work published in one of the most prestigious music magazines and we will talk about the future of our industry.

Find Sachas work, his favorite camera equipment and much more on his show notes page at htbarp.com/sachalecca

Todays guest is New York based photographer and the deputy photo editor at Rolling Stone, Sacha Lecca.

In this interview Sacha will reveal his best tips on how to get your work published in one of the most prestigious music magazines and we will talk about the future of our industry.

Find Sachas work, his favorite camera equipment and much more on his show notes page at htbarp.com/sachalecca

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