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Heresies - The Cult Member - Why Your Camera Brand Doesn't Care If You're a Good Photographer
Heresies - The Cult Member - Why Your Camera Brand Doesn't Care If You're a Good Photographer

Episode 49

Rochester, 1888. George Eastman releases the Kodak camera with a brilliant slogan: "You press the button, we do the rest." Serious photographers imme…

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Basics, Deconstructed - Editing is Violence - How to Choose What Matters When Everything Looks Good
Basics, Deconstructed - Editing is Violence - How to Choose What Matters When Everything Looks Good

Episode 48

Most photographers drown in the edit.

Not because they can't see what's good. Because they can't choose what matters.

This episode is about the violenc…

4 months, 1 week ago

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Heresies - The Proxy - Why Listening to Your Clients Might Be A Bad Idea
Heresies - The Proxy - Why Listening to Your Clients Might Be A Bad Idea

Episode 47


When a client says "I want exactly this," are they hiring you to execute their vision—or are they asking you to solve a problem they can't articulate…

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Amature - Why I Envy Photographers Who Don't Get Paid
Amature - Why I Envy Photographers Who Don't Get Paid

Episode 46


There's a woman in Bangkok who's been selling noodles from the same corner for 43 years. She turned down Bon Appétit. Not because she's shy. Because …

4 months, 2 weeks ago

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The Fresh Start Fallacy - Are You Building a Boat or Just Floating in a Tube?
The Fresh Start Fallacy - Are You Building a Boat or Just Floating in a Tube?

Episode 45

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Three hundred years. That's how long my family has been in America. Jamestown. Virginia. Colonial laborers. Post-Civil War homest…

4 months, 3 weeks ago

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The Long Middle - The Third Space - How to Actually Build Community When Traditional Third Spaces Are Dead (And Why We Have to Try Anyway)
The Long Middle - The Third Space - How to Actually Build Community When Traditional Third Spaces Are Dead (And Why We Have to Try Anyway)

Episode 44

You've mastered the craft. You've built the business. You're successful. But you're still lonely. You're Joshua Bell in the subway—playing a Stradiva…

5 months ago

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The Long Middle - Part 3 - The Enemy - How Gatekeeping and Hierarchy Keep Creative Professionals Isolated (And Why We're All Complicit)
The Long Middle - Part 3 - The Enemy - How Gatekeeping and Hierarchy Keep Creative Professionals Isolated (And Why We're All Complicit)

Episode 43

Why does a $600 light get dismissed while a $3,000 light gets respect, even when they produce identical results? Why do wedding photographers apologi…

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Basics, Deconstructed - Framing - Deconstructing Christopher Anderson’s Vanity Fair Portraits: What Every Photographer Needs to Know About Framing Power.
Basics, Deconstructed - Framing - Deconstructing Christopher Anderson’s Vanity Fair Portraits: What Every Photographer Needs to Know About Framing Power.

Episode 42

When Vanity Fair published Christopher Anderson’s portraits of the White House’s inner circle, the internet reacted to the politics. But as photograp…

5 months, 2 weeks ago

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The Long Middle - Part 2 - The Costume - Why We Hide Behind Professional Roles
The Long Middle - Part 2 - The Costume - Why We Hide Behind Professional Roles

Episode 41

Why do photographers wear so much black? Why do we feel confident on stage but panic at networking events? And why is it so hard to find real communi…

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The Long Middle - Part 1 - The Island - Why Mastery Is Lonely
The Long Middle - Part 1 - The Island - Why Mastery Is Lonely

Episode 40

In January 2007, Joshua Bell—one of the world's best violinists—played a $3.5 million Stradivarius in a Washington D.C. subway station. Over 1,000 pe…

5 months, 3 weeks ago

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