Film Philosophy

In praise of the silent observer of New York City, Saul Leiter—a man who captured the city like no other. His work is an inspiration to all who set out on the streets in search of life answered in the reflections of the everyday toil.

How often have you come across a scene and just snapped one, single, shot? No do-overs or different angles for safety. Probably not that often.

This episode explores the idea of spontaneity in one's photography, getting in tune with the scene and snapping the one moment that matters.

A swan song for the legend of landscape photography's epic origin. An ode to the legacy of renowned photographer Ansel Adams.

An exploration of the similarities between meditation and photography, and how the awareness of these ideas can bring more meaning to your next photographic experience.

Film Philosophy is a meditative podcast for the love of photography. Join me Jordan Moore on a quest to better understand why photography is such a profound part of our lives.

If you would like to learn more about me and my work, visit my website: Jordanknowmoore.com