28 Pascal Printing, The importance of printing to display your work and building community.

Today I'm joined by Pascal, founder of Pascal's Printing in Los Angeles—a photographer, printer, snowboarder, and one of the people helping keep photographic culture alive in a very real and tangible way.We live in a time when millions of images are made every day, but most of them never leave our phones, hard drives, or social media feeds. They exist as digital files, viewed for a moment and then forgotten. Pascal has built his career around the idea that photographs deserve more than that. He believes images should live in the physical world—that they should be printed, held in your hands, hung on walls, shared with others, and experienced as objects that carry meaning and presence.But what makes Pascal's contribution to photography so special goes beyond the prints themselves.Over the years, he has created a space where photographers and creatives can come together to share their work, exhibit their images, exchange ideas, and inspire one another. Whether you're just beginning your photographic journey or you've been making pictures for decades, Pascal has cultivated a community where artists can connect through a shared love of the medium.In this conversation, we talk about why printing still matters, what is lost when photographs exist only as pixels on a screen, the importance of creating physical spaces for artists to gather, and how community can play an essential role in helping photographers grow and find their voice.Please enjoy my conversation with Pascal.More about Pascal WebsiteSocial