Australia’s most decorated photographer Andrew Quilty jumps into the booth this week to discuss how you make a career doing what he's done. From his early days in the bottle shop talking to journos for advice, to documenting the Cronulla Riots first hand. How do photographers make a crust? How do WAR photographers find a home in the midst of conflict? Quilty has just published a book titled ‘August in Kabul’ which details everything he saw on the ground in Afghanistan when the Taliban took control last year.

<p>Australia’s most decorated photographer Andrew Quilty jumps into the booth this week to discuss how you make a career doing what he's done. From his early days in the bottle shop talking to journos for advice, to documenting the Cronulla Riots first hand. How do photographers make a crust? How do WAR photographers find a home in the midst of conflict? Quilty has just published a book titled ‘August in Kabul’ which details everything he saw on the ground in Afghanistan when the Taliban took control last year.</p>

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