"For me, vision is an intelligent form of thought."

“Creativity is contagious, pass it on.”

– Albert Einstein

In this episode, Antonio and Ward start with reflections on the changing seasons and how it influences their photography experiences. They transition into a discussion about the nuances of teaching Lightroom, where Antonio shares how he successfully engaged his students by incorporating personal insights and broader photography contexts rather than sticking strictly to technical instruction. This approach not only made the classes more dynamic but also underscored the importance of connecting deeply with one's photographic work.

The episode also touches on the different ways photographers approach their craft. Antonio talks about his recent discovery of 1,600 untouched photos on his camera, which he hadn’t downloaded for months. Revisiting these images led to a rewarding process of rediscovery, evoking the anticipation and surprise of developing film in the pre-digital era. Ward adds to the conversation by discussing his ongoing community project, which has been evolving over several years. Together, they explore the merits of quickly reviewing and sharing images versus allowing them to sit and mature over time, emphasizing the value of returning to work with fresh eyes and a renewed perspective.

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