In this episode, Antonio and Ward explore the idea of a “color voice” in photography—a personal and intentional use of color that can shape a photographer’s visual identity. They discuss how color choices can influence the emotional impact of an image, creating a mood or enhancing the story being told. From vibrant, high-contrast palettes to more subtle, muted tones, they examine how photographers can experiment with color to reflect their own creative vision and connect with their audience on a deeper level.

The conversation focuses on how a photographer’s relationship with color extends beyond editing, involving how they perceive and capture colors in various environments. Antonio shares his thoughts on letting color become a defining feature of one’s style, while Ward discusses how lighting and surroundings can transform the way colors are experienced in an image. Their discussion highlights the interplay between observation, creativity, and intentionality in crafting a photographic voice through color.

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