Finding Your Audience Without Losing Your Voice

In episode 594 of The Perceptive Photographer, I take a deeper look at one of the most common pieces of creative advice: know your audience, and why I don't believe your audience is where your photography begins. Instead, I explore how your audience is made up of the people who recognize something of themselves in work that grows from your own curiosity, honesty, and craftsmanship not from chasing approval or trends.

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