Blog - Sukhy Hullait

I was honoured to recently collaborate with the Wales Centre for Public Policy to make a series of photographs with people who have experienced poverty in a stigma-free way.

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I was interviewed on Artist Tales with host Heather Martin, and we had a broad conversation.

In this podcast interview we cover a wide range of topics including: Why I created Equal Frame Photography as a form of listening Teaching through the 5-Day Sprint Emotion as a tool in photography My project All The Rage and long form work What I wish more

We talk a lot about craft, gear, and technique.

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One of the most important tools in my practice isn’t a camera.

The Hasselblad XPan crop gives you that wide, cinematic frame—it’s perfect for making a story with space, rhythm, and atmosphere.

[updated February 2026] Many photographers (and I’m including myself in this) aren’t great at talking about their work and practice.

Evelyn Glennie the extraordinary percussionist who is profoundly deaf, shared something that changed how I think about perception.

So I’ve been thinking about Mannerism in art—this strange, slightly odd style that came about after the High Renaissance, and way before anything like modernism kicked in.

In Art & Fear, by David Bayles and Ted Orland write: “To all viewers but yourself, what matters is the product: the finished artwork.

Photography can be a pretty lonely journey, especially when you’re working on long-term documentary projects.

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I was emailed a little while ago about advice on making photo projects: I just came across your articles now and I've got some questions to ask, I'll be glad to hear your response.

The following is story about a heist carried out by a 13 year old (and it also happens to be true).

One Sunday morning I was lazing around in bed in 2017 and I got a call from renowned street artist know as The Artful Dodger or A.

Hi friend, Is the camera a tool or a toy in photography?

There’s something uniquely satisfying about seeing your digital photos transformed into high quality prints, especially when they turn out exactly as you imagined.

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