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The Perceptive Photographer — 603 episodes

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1

The way we see: Attention

2

Revisiting what makes a photograph good?

3

What are we really asking for when we make a photograph?

4

Finding Your Audience Without Losing Your Voice

5

Outside your genre and growing through seeing

6

The Way We See: Silence

7

Creative Plateaus: The Good, the Bad, and Why They Matter

8

Trusting Your Instincts When You Can’t Explain Why

9

In the Creative Practice, Nothing Is Ever Wasted

10

Why people photograph at all

11

Hesitation in your work is costing you

12

The misunderstanding of intention in your work

13

Interrupting that darn autopilot

14

Connections and relationships in our images

15

What Your Edits Say About You

16

May the 4th be with you

17

From Contact Sheets to Yes And

18

Rethinking Your Photographic Approach

19

Triple Distillation and a better photographs

20

Shifting Perspective in How We Talk About Our Images

21

The role of intention and edges in creating meaningful photographs

22

Working with sweet spots

23

Playing a good mind game with our work

24

Thinking about entry points

25

In conversation with Jenny Hansen Das

26

Exploring meaning from John Berger’s essay “Understanding a Photograph”

27

When Meaning Splits: Navigating Disagreement in Photographic Critique

28

Composition as Personal Expression and Growth

29

Is an audience required for meaning, or just for momentum?

30

Moments that make us stop

31

Photographing for Ourselves vs. Seeking Validation

32

Why two photographers never see the same scene: myth of objectivity

33

Relational vs. Transitional Viewing

34

In Conversation with Rachel Demy

35

Why your best work might feel boring to you

36

The Danger of Consistency

37

When the Photograph Stops Explaining: Seeing Without Searching

38

Not Every Good Photograph Needs to Be Shared

39

Books for the giving season

40

Working With What the Photograph Wants

41

Interpretation and translation

42

What it means to share your work

43

The Importance of Intention and Emotional Connection in Photography

44

Burnout verse rest

45

Magic in the mundane

46

Seasons of Light

47

Thoughts on Creative Momentum

48

Learning to Trust Your Eye

49

In Conversation: single images verse projects

50

What I don’t know may mean more than what I do know

51

The role of quiet or silence in our photographic practice

52

Are You Measuring the Right Things in Your Photography?

53

Which story telling structure do you use in your photography?

54

How spicy can you handle?

55

Storytelling Through Images

56

An arrow in the quiver

57

What you see and what you photograph

58

Finding Meaning Beyond Description

59

In Conversation with Ken Carlson on Roland Barthes Death of the Author

60

No title means you don’t know this week’s topic

61

Embracing Imperfection and Authenticity in Photography

62

In Conversation with Ken Carlson on Composition in Photography

63

How Do Truth, Wonder, and Trust Shape Your Photography?

64

Art for Me or for You? Navigating the Creative Tug-of-War

65

In Conversation with Ken Carlson: Curiosity, Craft, and the MFA Path

66

Finding Your Point of Entry in Photography

67

Seeing Clearly: Mentorship, Duality, and the Core of Your Work

68

Photographic trophies verse experiences

69

How asking “What do I see?” can transform your photography

70

Working with the mundane in your photography

71

Ep 533 Understanding the why of your visual narratives in editing & sequencing

72

Episode 532 How can embracing more of your irrationality over your rationality enhance your photography?

73

Talking about Robert Frank and The Americans

74

Discussing the power of “just one more thing” in your photography

75

Deepening our Understanding of Photography

76

Thinking about print size can change your approach

77

Are You Overthinking Your Photography and Missing the Moment?

78

Connecting “Things” and “Relationships” in Photography

79

Visiting the impacts of New Topographics on modern landscape photography

80

Choices Behind Minimalist and Simple Photography Part 2

81

Navigating the Fine Line Between Simple and Minimal Photography Part 1

82

Finishing the image

83

The Hawthorne Effect

84

Celebrating 10 Years

85

Random Thoughts on your past, present and future

86

The don’t know what you don’t know bucket problem

87

Where’s your focus?

88

Revisiting Our Approach to Understanding Photography Critique

89

Thoughts on finishing

90

Unpacking what makes a good photograph

91

Flip the question

92

Wishing you a happy new year

93

Exploring the Visual Language of Photographs

94

How we think about removing distractions can impact our images

95

Adapting Your Photography: Turning Personal Challenges into Creative Opportunities

96

Great photography exercises for the holiday season

97

How Can Finding Balance Transform Your Photography?

98

Finding Peace in the Frame: How Photography Helps Us Cope with Life’s Challenges

99

The importance of simplifying when facing complexity

100

The importance of simplifying when facing complexity

101

How Can We Embrace Mistakes as Happy Accidents in Our Creative Journey

102

Thinking about the Connection Between Perception and Photography

103

Are You “Mailing It In” with Your Photography?

104

Reflecting on 500 Episodes: The Importance of Patience and Discovery in Photography

105

Enhancing Your Photography Through Critique and Visualization

106

How do we draw the boundaries in processing our images

107

Do you already know the answer?

108

Theater, sitcom storylines and your photography

109

Realizing what we thought we knew we didn’t know in our work

110

Impacts of tension on our photography

111

Can Originality Be Taught? Exploring Innate Talent vs. Learned Skills

112

How we think about photographs

113

Forks in the road of the creative process

114

Embracing Fragmentation in Photography

115

Discussing the Role of Chance in Photography

116

Simple Language Shapes How We View our Photographs

117

The importace of learning in making meaningful images

118

The Role of Self-Acceptance in Your Creative Journey

119

Ideas on Time and Presence in Your Photographic Process

120

Musings on simplicity and complexity in photographs

121

Revealing Your Photography Personality through F-Stops

122

Understanding Photographs Through Repeated Engagement

123

A tale of distractions

124

Importance of good customer service

125

What would your camera club be?

126

Evolution, revolution and rants

127

Five ways resistance can impact your photographic process

128

Interview with Dave Cross

129

Defining your best work

130

Five Photography Challenges to Connect to Your Work

131

Defining value in the image: snapshots to fine-art

132

Diving deeper into photo inspiration and influences

133

Symbolic meaning and thinking in photography

134

The reason does matter

135

When it is practice and when is it insanity?

136

Discussing the concept of presets both in software and as a mindset for photographers

137

Imitate, Influence, Inspire: Lessons from ‘Art and Fear’

138

Key elements to thinking about your work as projects instead of images

139

Keeping perspective before and after the click

140

What can happen if you don’t revisit your work

141

Seeing the shots with community

142

Five bad habits to drop like a hot potato

143

Questions of quality: The viewing of a great Photo

144

Sights and Insights: Starting 2024 with a Photographic Mindset

145

Finding inspiration in quotes on photography and connecting

146

Embrace Failure: A Key to Success

147

Listener Question Week

148

Unlocking conversations about your work with 11 easy questions

149

Work is never linear

150

Hitting the bullseye in goal setting for your photography

151

The shape of influences

152

The difference between knowledge and wisdom in photography

153

Are you in it for the long haul?

154

Why sitting with uneasy feelings can help you better edit your photographs.

155

10 questions to being a better photographer

156

It’s not a corporate gig so don’t act like it is

157

Metaphors and story telling

158

Like healthy eating, you know what you need to do in your photography

159

Gear does matter. It affects your work

160

Celebrating the uniqueness of episode 444

161

A question of quality

162

Acts of Kindness

163

Framing considerations

164

Keep it simple with one small thing

165

Got a song stuck in your head? Might be good for your photography

166

Being bold

167

Considerations for better compositions

168

Where’s the fire?

169

Projects, odd questions and toning black and white images

170

Chicken and the egg

171

Working Projects

172

Simple lessons from my last workshop and an editing effect to keep a close watch on

173

Five challenges to push your photographic process forward

174

What to do with all those bad ones?

175

Generative AI, Diane Arbus and other musings on the creation of images

176

Details and other small things

177

Starting from failure

178

Balancing act in photography

179

Grief, loss and owning your emotions

180

Listening to your voice

181

One piece of advice you would give yourself

182

The power of multiple meanings in photography

183

Nature verse nurture?

184

How do you know you are making progress on making more meaningful work?

185

Listener Questions

186

Insights from The Nature of Photographs

187

Five cliches to help your photography

188

Simple acts make all the difference

189

Episode 415 Why do you photograph what you photograph?

190

Episode 414 Continuing thoughts on AI in photography

191

The 10% rule in your photography

192

Ep 412 Who judges who

193

Ep 411 The importance of practice in photography

194

Ep 410 What are the best ways to come up with project ideas

195

Ep 409 Quantity is the name of the game

196

Ep 408 Setting goals for 2023

197

Ep 407 Thoughts on Points of View

198

Ep 406 Some thoughts on titling your photographs

199

Ep 405 Explaining verse justifying your images and the importance of print storage

200

Three things to clean up before the end of the year

201

How to be a better speaker about your photographs

202

Thoughts on working with your audience

203

Is it recognition that you seek in your photos or something else

204

Episode 400 and a thanks to the community

205

The problem with clear and concise in photography

206

Pushing against the resistance

207

All photographers need to return to the basics and a good pair of shoes

208

Do your photographs fit into your emotional buckets

209

Self-doubt and the value of getting your shot

210

Understanding a photograph by looking at its peers

211

What is normal anyway?

212

Time is the ultimate variable

213

AI and the challenge of what it means to make art

214

Is straight out of the camera important or even possible?

215

10 tips to kick up your creativity in your photography

216

Is simple always good in photography?

217

The power of two & working with diptychs

218

How much does that photograph cost?

219

Has digital really changed photography that much?

220

What defines a great print in photography?

221

Photography and the expression of idea

222

Improv and the value of yes, and

223

Comfort food verse new food as an approach to your photography

224

Value of forgetting things

225

The lure of instant gratification

226

Research to make more meaningful images

227

Listener questions on how to improve quickly and when the subject is the light

228

Can we tell if you are upset?

229

Conversation starters

230

You can’t please everyone

231

The making of a one hit wonder

232

What is photography about?

233

Dealing with choices

234

Instant successes decades in the making

235

Lessons from bird watching to improve your photography

236

Pick one thing to focus on in your work

237

What makes a basic photograph interesting?

238

Blurry and sharp in your photography

239

Why you need I statements in your work

240

Well it has been 7 years since this all started

241

Sense of wonder or obligation

242

Two task challenge week

243

Are facts destroying your creativity?

244

Where do you put your time?

245

Who is your audience?

246

How am I today and how do I want to be?

247

Taking a moment to honor your images before you delete them

248

A wish for all of us in 2022

249

Some listener questions to end 2021

250

On our photographic journey a few little things to pick up along the way

251

Feeling verse knowing is huge in your photography

252

Meaning relationships and the impact on the photograph

253

What’s the purpose for the picture?

254

How you group images can really change things

255

It’s all been done before…

256

The notion of sequencing images

257

Thinking about the defining moment

258

What do you collect?

259

Memory is a powerful thing in photography

260

Revisiting the contact sheets

261

Subtle Nuances

262

Clarity is not just a slider in Lightroom

263

It is time for a reboot?

264

Listen to tell a better story in your photography

265

Increasing your satisfaction with your images

266

The process is part of your inspiration

267

If your settings on your camera are “correct” does that mean all the other options are incorrect?

268

Can I quote you on that?

269

Art of the metaphor

270

Everybody loves a parfait. Peeling back the layers on a meaningful conversation

271

Footnotes and endnotes Episode One

272

Being more successful by doing nothing

273

Why do you care what other people photograph and why bash on them?

274

Change your thinking not your settings

275

What’s the rush?

276

How do the spaces we work in and frames we create overlap?

277

Focus on the ripples in your pond

278

Does our style shift when working on different photographic projects

279

Stuck in neutral and the sense of going nowhere

280

How important is accuracy in a photograph?

281

The value of ideas that are both easy and hard

282

Of course, you shouldn’t know that…

283

How to tell better stories in your photographs

284

Are Cliff Notes the way to go to learn photography? (you can likely guess my answer)

285

The loss of sight and photography

286

Not everything has to be the same

287

Our reactions make the difference

288

Reading is fundamental

289

Importance of Spring Cleaning

290

Listener questions about new tech, inspiration, and finding one thing that matters

291

Staying with something good or evolving to something better

292

Nice photograph, but is it personal?

293

How long to wait?

294

It’s always something

295

Edges or overlaps in your approach to photography

296

Is it poor taste or a bad photograph?

297

Who’s your photo buddy?

298

What are you missing and the one thing approach

299

How do you feel about photography?

300

The start of a new year and celebrating the good

301

30,000-mile tune-ups

302

Do you have photographic traditions?

303

How to figure out your good photos from the bad

304

It’s Episode 300 so we are talking about celebrating milestones

305

AI and Computational Photography-When is it no longer a photograph?

306

The rules and repeatability of composition

307

The joy and pain of muscle memory

308

How do you approach knowing when enough is enough in your photography?

309

How do you value your images? Is it more than just a 1-5 star ranking?

310

Seeing the whole from the parts and a reminder to vote

311

Can you answer the question Why do you care?

312

This isn’t personal. It’s just business

313

A mile in someone else’s shoes

314

Questions to ask yourself and others about photographs

315

The power of the photographic interview

316

The value of small changes you can make even in a year of crazy to boost your photography enjoyment

317

How do you define photography and the impact of non-photographer based photography

318

Don’t blame the viewer, except……

319

Lessons learned from software release notes in my photography

320

How do you define a photograph?

321

Creativity exercises and new workshop announcements

322

Creativity is not left brain or right brain, you need a whole brain.

323

Do you keep getting distracted?

324

Lessons relearned in night photography and oh yeah, wear a mask!

325

Are you asking yourself the right questions?

326

Five projects for the week to keep you going when stuck at home.

327

Become a better photographer by seeking out diversity in the photographs you look at

328

Do you prefer to pick Junior Mints or Skittles when going to the movies and other thoughts on choices we make in photography

329

Do you run a complaint department?

330

When you get stuck, trying something else sometimes does work better

331

Is photography about non-intervention or do we play an active role in our creating and viewing of images

332

The notions of how and why in the critique of your photography?

333

Does binge-watching television programs impact your photography?

334

The notion of mundane and the art of stir crazy

335

Do you think about your ethics as a photographer?

336

Time, acceptance and the value of a daily check-in

337

Digging into your archives

338

Thinking about time and photography

339

Training puppies and language in photography

340

It’s a long, long road

341

A turning point in your work

342

More things change & the fear of simple mistakes

343

Putting your best photographic print forward

344

The misguided adventures of composition in photography

345

How does being focused on production lead to unnecessary pressure in our photography?

346

When the camera does it job better than you thought possible, then what is the excuse for bad photographs?

347

How sacred places, people and things can change our approach to our photography

348

Notions of the precious photographic moment

349

Why opposites aren’t always an either or proposition

350

The wrong type of research can ruin a photograph

351

The road to nowhere

352

Five listener questions to start 2020

353

2020 and the importance of time

354

Is your approach to your photography too narrow?

355

Autofocus or manual focus issues

356

Perspective is more than just about lenses

357

For the love of bad photographs

358

Hardest thing to photograph

359

Five pieces of gear for every camera bag

360

Updated: The act of giving and working without failure

361

Are you validating the wrong things?

362

Your mental approach is everything

363

Do you ever feel like you are on a hot streak?

364

Do all photographs have to tell a story?

365

Traffic roundabouts and intentions in photography

366

Ambiguity is a good thing

367

Is your photography signature worthy?

368

Trapped and the value of help

369

Part A inserts into part R and twist

370

Upside down and backwards

371

Dangers of too much

372

Religion, politics and photography

373

The art of giving up

374

The sum of the parts or the parts of the sum?

375

Updated: Are you setting the right goals?

376

How noise can diminish your photography

377

Is over-planning impacting your photography?

378

Games played and a lost and found

379

Why photographs should read, draw and sit still

380

The challenge of should and would

381

Does fear of missing out cost you?

382

Small Rituals Big Results

383

A numbers game

384

Ever seen a movie that ran a little too long?

385

Do you edit yourself out of your work?

386

Following breadcrumbs to your passions

387

Are you a how, why or where?

388

Routine is a winding road

389

Do you have to be right?

390

Do you better your subjects?

391

March madness and photography

392

That song is driving me crazy

393

Stick a fork in it

394

Inspiration requires a little work

395

Check your attitude at the door

396

Are technically good photos well seen?

397

Thinking about space in compositions

398

A big thanks to Opportunity

399

Time is more than shutter speeds

400

Abundance and fear in our work

401

Depth of the photograph

402

Podcast #202 Do you know a bad photograph?

403

Value of note taking

404

Giving Thanks

405

Hardest thing in photography

406

Podcast #198 Feeling Exhausted?

407

Podcast #197 Different doesn’t mean original

408

Podcast #196 Season of giving

409

Podcast #195 We all live in Crazytown

410

Podcast #194 Should it be easy?

411

Podcast #193 Are you self-conscious about being a photographer?

412

Podcast #192 Distance and intimacy in photography

413

Podcast #191 Imagination and our photographic process

414

Podcast #190 Light , time and ambiguity in photography

415

Podcast #189 Focus on the ideas

416

Podcast #188 Authenticity in photography

417

Podcast #187 Importance in finding shades of grey

418

Podcast #186 This isn’t horseshoes

419

Podcast #185 Are you doing Hollywood remakes?

420

Podcast #184 What drives your passion?

421

Podcast #183 Packing list to create for a trip that don’t involve gear

422

Podcast #182 Jealous much? It’s not a camera problem.

423

Podcast #181 Are you stuck in a photography loop

424

Podcast #180 Importance of balance in the frame

425

Podcast #179 What is style in photography

426

Podcast #178 Lessons from minimalism and staying organized for photographic editing

427

Podcast #177 Issues with the formulaic creative processes

428

Podcast #176 Listener Questions

429

Podcast #175 What’s it worth?

430

Podcast #174 Diverging and converging ideas in our work

431

Podcast #173 Getting it right in camera is about more than settings

432

Podcast #172 Value of simple pleasures

433

Podcast #171 When good is good enough

434

Podcast #170 Observation, listening and emotion in photography

435

Podcast #169 Insta language in photography

436

Podcast #168 What are perfect prints?

437

Podcast #167 Personality and photography

438

Podcast #166 Sports betting, new box smell and deep dish pizza

439

Podcast #165 Importance of celebrating your photographic successes

440

Podcast #164 How our context of the photograph defines our understanding

441

Podcast #163 Similarity and past experiences: Gestalt psychology in photography (2 of 2)

442

Podcast #162 Proximity and closure in photography

443

Podcast #161 Five elements of photographic stories

444

Podcast #160 Who is your audience

445

Podcast #159 See, Perceive, Recognize, Act

446

Podcast #158 Learning new task and what sort of photograph to show

447

Podcast #157 Less talking & more clicking

448

Podcast #156 Why photograph?

449

Podcast #155 Top printing questions from listeners

450

Podcast #154 Thinking outside the box

451

Podcast #153 Hard to learn lessons

452

Ep152 Breaking up is hard to do

453

Ep151 Trusting your instincts

454

Ep150 Value of a simple creative process in photography

455

Ep149 What you already know is enough

456

Ep148 Your internal sales pitch

457

Ep147 Goals and looks backs in photography

458

Ep146 Time and space in projects

459

Ep145 Is photography best when discussed like a sound byte

460

Ep144 When do you need new things?

461

Ep143 Holiday shopping and the creative racetrack

462

Ep142 Finish the work

463

Ep141 Does doing your best really matter?

464

Ep140 Types of small stories in photography

465

Ep139 In memory of my little brother: grieving, loss and photography

466

Ep138 Small ideas matter

467

Ep137 Visual literacy and impacts on critique

468

Ep136 Is repetition bad?

469

Ep135 Unnecessary questions

470

Ep134 Schrödinger’s cat and photography

471

Episode 133 Five simple habits to improve your photography

472

Episode 132 Changing seasons and the value of the printing process

473

Episode 131 Fraud in the creative practice

474

Episode 130 Yearly physical for your creative process

475

Episode 129 Smartphones verse the value of time and space in a creative practice

476

Episode 128 Passive aggressiveness in our creativity

477

Episode 127 Scaling the wall

478

Episode 126: New classes on Creative Live classes and discussing creative assumptions

479

Episode 125: Fake news, click bait and photography

480

Episode 124: Creative knowledge and creative wisdom

481

Episode 123: How storytelling in cinema can influence our photography

482

Episode 122: Answering listener questions

483

Episode 121: Well-played game and the well-shot photo

484

Episode 120: Doing the work and criticism

485

Episode 119: Image selection for juried shows

486

Episode 118: Considerations for photo competitions

487

Episode 117: Creativity and a sensing broken

488

Episode 116: Classification verse exploration in photography

489

Episode 115: Photography and fast food

490

Episode 114: Perception, conception and boredom in photography

491

Episode 113: Five lessons I wish I knew sooner

492

Episode 112: Why switch gear

493

Episode 111: Thinking about audience

494

Episode 110: Where is your line

495

Episode 109: Importance of daily rituals

496

Episode 108: Yoga Practices and Photography

497

Episode 107: Is your workflow really non-destructive

498

Episode 106: Facts and Truths in Photography

499

Episode 105: 2017 Workshops and Visual Literacy

500

Episode 104: What do you see

501

Episode 103 Interview with Erik Bennion

502

Episode 102 Interview with photographer Sarah King

503

Episode 101 Interview with Aaron Brethorst

504

Episode 100 Interview with author and poet Lori Kane

505

tPP99 Listener questions answered

506

tPP98 Saying Good-bye and the project process

507

tPP97 Why you became a photographer

508

tPP96 What drives your creative life

509

tPP95 Creative productivity in 2017

510

tPP94 Five things photographers should do in 2017

511

tPP93 Context is critical to understanding photography

512

tPP92 Lure of complexity

513

tPP91 End of the year award shows, gifts and creative spirit

514

tPP90 Five Mistakes Photographers Make

515

tPP89 Impacts of how we define our creative process

516

tPP88 Creativity and Artist in Age of Uncertainity

517

tPP87 Basic Zone System Review Part 2

518

tPP86 Basic Zone System Review

519

tPP85 Halloween costumes and Photography

520

tPP84 Condition of who we are meant to be

521

tPP83 Final things to consider when finishing a photograph for exhibition

522

tPP82 Five Good Habits for Photographers

523

tPP81 How sentimentality impacts our photography

524

tPP80 Thoughts on naming photos

525

tPP79 Sharing the Work Part 3 of 3

526

tPP78 Concepts to Photo Series Part 2 of 3

527

tPP77 Moving from Ideas to Concepts

528

tPP76 Purpose of your feedback

529

tPP75 Working with Checklist

530

tPP74 Food and Photography

531

tPP73 Lessons from Galen Rowell

532

tPP72 Influence of André Kertész

533

tPP71 Elevator Pitches and Packing

534

tPP70 World we look for

535

tPP69: Returning to meaningful work

536

tPP68: Workflow overview

537

tPP67: Last Minute Photography Rants

538

tPP66: the Lazy Photographer

539

tPP65: Working the Layers in your Photographs

540

tPP64: Considerations for paper selections for printing your photographs

541

tPP63: What is in your creative space

542

tPP62: What are you doing with your work?

543

tPP61: How to deal with critiques

544

tPP60: Lessons from a Leica

545

tPP59: Music and meaning in photography

546

tPP58: Meaning in photography and metadata

547

tPP57: Looking at Sontag’s On Photography Part 2

548

tPP56: Looking at Sontag’s On Photography

549

tPP55: March Madness and creativity in photography

550

tPP54: Secrets verse sharing

551

tPP53: The mundane photo

552

tPP52: Year in review

553

tPP51: Working your creative process

554

tPP50: 5 key business tips

555

tPP49: How to know if your work is ready

556

tPP48: Importance of storytelling

557

tPP47: Why basic workflow matters

558

tPP46: What makes a good photograph

559

tPP45: Equivalence in photography

560

tPP44: Getting organized for portfolio creation

561

tPP43: Studying R. Barthes Camera Lucida part 2

562

tPP42: Studying R. Barthes Camera Lucida part 1

563

tPP41: Color Basics part 2

564

tPP40: Color Basics part 1

565

tPP39: Interview with Gina White

566

Perceptive Photographer #38: Thinking black and white vs color

567

Perceptive Photographer #37: Thoughts on Editing and Sequencing

568

Perceptive Photographer #36: 3 key areas to improve your photography

569

Perceptive Photographer #35: Price and Value of a Photograph

570

Perceptive Photographer #34: Suggestions for Creating Creative Sparks

571

Perceptive Photographer #33: On The Photographer’s Bookshelf Part 2

572

Perceptive Photographer #32: Books every photographer should own part 1

573

Perceptive Photographer #31: Headlines and Titles

574

Perceptive Photographer #30: Value of Experience

575

Perceptive Photographer #29: Importance of Curiosity

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Perceptive Photographer #28: Spec sheets don’t matter when buying a camera

577

Perceptive Photographer #27: Marketing the iPhone and value in photography

578

Perceptive Photographer #26: Rules of composition in photography

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Perceptive Photographer #25: Being a professional photographer

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Perceptive Photographer #24: Key Critique Concepts

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Perceptive Photographer #23: Value of top ten list

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Perceptive Photographer #22: For the love of it

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Perceptive Photographer #21: Moments of Recognition

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Perceptive Photographer #20: Value of the contact sheet

585

Perceptive Photographer #19: Can any photo be special

586

Perceptive Photographer #18: 5 key elements of critique

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 17: Sharp focus and fuzzy ideas

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 16: Impact of Time

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 15: Working with inspiration and bias

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 14: Working with Wet Plate

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 13: Influence of Mile Davis

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 12: 10 keywords

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 11: Hot Sauce and Photography

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 10: Photography and Online Dating

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 9: Importance of Space

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 8: Thinking about your audience

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 7: Photography is about problem solving

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 6: All things are not equal

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 5: Lessons in Acceptance

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 4: Importance of working early on artist statements

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 3: Why I try to not like photos

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 2: the Importance of Intention

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Perceptive Photographer Episode 1