Capturing the Story of IndyCar - Chris Owens
From Art in the Paddock · 02:05:42
Show by Art Vega
In this special edition of Art in the Paddock, I sit down with Chris Owens, Manager of Photography for IndyCar and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, for a conversation about his journey into motorsport photography and the stories behind some of his most memorable images.From a spontaneous portrait of Mario Andretti to Alexander Rossi's unexpected reaction after winning the 2016 Indy 500, Chris shares the stories, decisions, and creative thinking behind photographs that capture much more than what happens on track.We also explore his approach to creativity, the influence of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway's historical photo archives, the challenges of managing a photography team, and the responsibility of documenting the history of IndyCar.A conversation about photography, storytelling, and preserving the moments that become part of motorsport history.🎙️ Art in the Paddock — Conversations with Motorsport Photographers
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