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Feb 22, 2017 34 min

From the Archive: Dan Milnor

from Capture What Matters

Beryl sits down today for a conversation with Dan Milnor -- photographer, writer, reformed-journalist and "Creative Evangelist," for Blurb Inc., the world's premiere indie publishing platform. He is a husband, brother, son and uncle four times over. He is compulsive journal-keeper and believes in the power of print, taking one's time, slowing down, reading paper books, and casting off the shackles of social media. Dan and Beryl chat about: How perfection holds us back on our creative journey and why we should create regardless. The powerful role story plays in the photography journey. The importance of honoring who YOU are as a creative or photographer -- giving yourself permission to not conform to 'expert advice' and do what you want to do. Simple solutions for printing photo books when the process feels overwhelming. Find Dan HERE: http://shifter.media/ HOMEWORK: Momtographie is back! If you're struggling with photos that are blurry, dark or dull, too bright, or out of focus then I can help. After years of experimentation, practice, and having someone show me the ins and out of technical photography -- I finally mastered manual mode. Now, I've taken my expertise in teaching and my passion for photography to develop a system that breaks down technical photography in a way that will quickly build your confidence behind the lens. Learn more HERE: www.berylaynyoung.com/momtographie-online

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