EPISODE · Jan 28, 2024 · 38 MIN
Sean Tucker and Reinventing Photography in your "2nd Half"
from Big Photo Hunt: A Photography Podcast · host Ken Deckinger
Sean Tucker is a photographer, author (The Meaning In the Making), and YouTuber. Known for his thoughtful approach to creativity, Sean’s work inspires photographers to go beyond the technical and embrace the deeper, more personal aspects of their craft.In this episode, Sean shares his remarkable journey—from his early days as a pastor in the Catholic Church to becoming a photographer—and the lessons he’s learned along the way. We dive into topics like Carl Jung’s influence on his work, the power of embracing paradox and uncertainty, and how to grow as a photographer once you’ve mastered the basics.This episode isn’t just about photography—it’s about creativity, purpose, and the journeys that shape us. A huge thanks to Sean Tucker for joining me for this thought-provoking and inspiring conversation.Show Notes:Instagram: @seantuckYouTube: @seantuckBook: The Meaning In The MakingWelcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community.Some more stuff for you:The Big Photo Hunt is the world's friendliest photography community.Ken Deckinger created a YouTube channel for learnings and tips.And of course, the Big Photo Hunt is on Instagram.
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Sean Tucker is a photographer, author (The Meaning In the Making), and YouTuber. Known for his thoughtful approach to creativity, Sean’s work inspires photographers to go beyond the technical and embrace the deeper, more personal aspects of their craft. In this episode, Sean shares his remarkable journey—from his early days as a pastor in the Catholic Church to becoming a photographer—and the lessons he’s learned along the way. We dive into topics like Carl Jung’s influence on his work, the p...
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