To submit your questions for the Six from SheClicks section of the SheClicks Women in Photography Podcast, please email angela via podcast@sheclicks.net. Angela will collate her favourite 10 (including the most popular questions) and ask the guest to answer 6 by picking numbers from 1 to 10.
Deadline: 09:00, Monday, 6th July, 2026
Email questions to: podcast@sheclicks.net
Hat is the director of Lucid Representation and has spent more than 25 years working in the photography industry. After commissioning photography for national magazines and newspapers, she founded Lucid Representation in 2008 and has since worked closely with photographers, helping them navigate the business side of the industry while they focus on their creative work.
If you’ve ever wondered about working with an agent, finding clients, negotiating fees, or building a sustainable photography career, now’s your chance to ask!
Please add your questions below or email them to podcast@sheclicks.net, and I’ll select ten, from which Hat will select six at random during the podcast.
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Deadline: 09:00, Monday, 6th July, 2026
Email questions to: podcast@sheclicks.net
Citlali Fabián is a visual artist from the Zapotec community, in Oaxaca, Mexico. She uses photography to explore Indigenous identity, territory, migration, and community bonds — always through the lens of her own personal experience.
In 2026, Fabián was named Photographer of the Year at the Sony World Photography Awards, one of the world’s most prestigious photography prizes, for her series Bilha, Stories of My Sisters. The project honours eight Indigenous women activists and artists from Oaxaca by blending portrait photography with digital illustration. The series also won first place in the Creative category and the Latin America Regional Award.
Read about the Female Winners in the Sony World Photography Awards 2026
Fabián is a 2024 Bertha Foundation Grantee, a 2021 Photography and Social Justice Magnum Foundation Fellow, and a National Geographic Society Explorer. In 2021 she received a Develop Your Creative Practice Grant from Arts Council England. In 2023 she served as a World Press Photo Regional Juror. She was also named one of the Discoveries of the Meeting Place at the FotoFest 2018 Biennale.
Her work has been published in The New York Times, The LA Times, The Guardian, CNN, BBC Mundo, Proceso, Gatopardo, and IM Magazine, among others. Her series Mestiza was selected as one of the New York Times Lens blog’s “13 Stories That Captured Photography in 2018.”
Deadline: 09:00, Monday, 13th July, 2026
Email questions to: podcast@sheclicks.net
Jo is an award-winning photographer and video journalist whose work has taken her all over the world. She works for broadcasters including the BBC and Al Jazeera, as well as the international news agency Associated Press, covering breaking news, feature stories and documentaries.
Many of you will also know Jo as the Overall Winner of the 2026 World Food Photography Awards sponsored by Tenderstem® Bimi® Broccolini. It’s a fantastic achievement in one of the world’s most respected photography competitions, and I’m looking forward to hearing the story behind her winning image and her journey to the top.
Alongside that, Jo has an impressive list of accolades. She won the Environmental Portrait category of the International Portrait Photographer competition in 2023, the Politics of Food category at the Food Photographer of the Year Awards in 2024, has been shortlisted for Travel Photographer of the Year three times, was runner-up in the Royal Photographic Society’s Joan Wakelin Bursary, and recently achieved her ARPS (Associate) distinction.
So, what would you like to know?
Perhaps you’d like to ask about:
📷 photographing people around the world
🌍 working as a photojournalist
🍽️ creating award-winning food photography
📰 balancing stills and video
✈️ life on assignment
🏆 photography competitions
📖 building a career in photography
Or maybe you have something completely different in mind!