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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2025 · 25 MIN

You NEED expensive gear! AI Replacing Photohraphers? The Evolution of photography

from GoodLiving Podcast · host Koke

Is your camera about to become obsolete? 🤯 In this mind-bending episode, we sit down with Habakkuk Oluwafikayo, a self-taught professional photographer and owner of HO Studios, to tackle the biggest question in the creative world: what happens to photography after AI?We're going deep on his incredible journey from picking up a camera for the first time to building a successful content studio.We discuss:From Darkrooms to Data Sets: The wild evolution of photography tech over the years.AI: Tool or Threat? The honest truth about how AI affects the industry and client expectations.How Photographers Can ADAPT & THRIVE: Practical strategies for using AI to your advantage instead of being replaced by it.The Irreplaceable Human Element: Why skills like creative direction, client relationships, and a unique eye are more valuable than ever.Whether you're a seasoned pro, an aspiring photographer, or just fascinated by the collision of art and technology, this conversation is a must-listen. The future of imagery is here. Are you ready? ★ Support this podcast ★

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