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The Perceptive Photographer — 610 episodes · page 3 of 7

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Ep 411 The importance of practice in photography

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

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Ep 409 Quantity is the name of the game

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Ep 408 Setting goals for 2023

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Ep 407 Thoughts on Points of View

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Ep 406 Some thoughts on titling your photographs

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

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Three things to clean up before the end of the year

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How to be a better speaker about your photographs

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Thoughts on working with your audience

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

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Episode 400 and a thanks to the community

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The problem with clear and concise in photography

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Pushing against the resistance

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

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Do your photographs fit into your emotional buckets

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Self-doubt and the value of getting your shot

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Understanding a photograph by looking at its peers

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What is normal anyway?

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Time is the ultimate variable

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AI and the challenge of what it means to make art

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Is straight out of the camera important or even possible?

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10 tips to kick up your creativity in your photography

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Is simple always good in photography?

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The power of two & working with diptychs

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How much does that photograph cost?

227

Has digital really changed photography that much?

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What defines a great print in photography?

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Photography and the expression of idea

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Improv and the value of yes, and

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Comfort food verse new food as an approach to your photography

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Value of forgetting things

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The lure of instant gratification

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Research to make more meaningful images

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

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Can we tell if you are upset?

237

Conversation starters

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You can’t please everyone

239

The making of a one hit wonder

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What is photography about?

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Dealing with choices

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Instant successes decades in the making

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Lessons from bird watching to improve your photography

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Pick one thing to focus on in your work

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What makes a basic photograph interesting?

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Blurry and sharp in your photography

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Why you need I statements in your work

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Well it has been 7 years since this all started

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Sense of wonder or obligation

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Two task challenge week

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Are facts destroying your creativity?

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Where do you put your time?

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Who is your audience?

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

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Taking a moment to honor your images before you delete them

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A wish for all of us in 2022

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Some listener questions to end 2021

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

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Feeling verse knowing is huge in your photography

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Meaning relationships and the impact on the photograph

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What’s the purpose for the picture?

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How you group images can really change things

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It’s all been done before…

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The notion of sequencing images

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Thinking about the defining moment

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What do you collect?

267

Memory is a powerful thing in photography

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Revisiting the contact sheets

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Subtle Nuances

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Clarity is not just a slider in Lightroom

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It is time for a reboot?

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Listen to tell a better story in your photography

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Increasing your satisfaction with your images

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The process is part of your inspiration

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

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Can I quote you on that?

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Art of the metaphor

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

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Footnotes and endnotes Episode One

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Being more successful by doing nothing

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

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Change your thinking not your settings

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What’s the rush?

284

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

285

Focus on the ripples in your pond

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Does our style shift when working on different photographic projects

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Stuck in neutral and the sense of going nowhere

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How important is accuracy in a photograph?

289

The value of ideas that are both easy and hard

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Of course, you shouldn’t know that…

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How to tell better stories in your photographs

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

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The loss of sight and photography

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Not everything has to be the same

295

Our reactions make the difference

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Reading is fundamental

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Importance of Spring Cleaning

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

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Staying with something good or evolving to something better

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Nice photograph, but is it personal?