This week on The Camera Life, we’re joined live by David duChemin, one of the most influential voices in modern photography.

David is a Vancouver, Canada-based wildlife photographer, author, and educator best known for helping photographers move beyond settings and gear to focus on vision, storytelling, and creative intent. His books, workshops, and writing have inspired thousands of photographers around the world to create more meaningful work and develop a stronger personal voice.

https://davidduchemin.com/
https://www.instagram.com/davidduchemin
https://www.youtube.com/@CraftVision/videos
https://www.abeautifulanarchy.com/

In this live conversation, we’ll explore:
What really makes a photograph good (beyond sharpness and technique)
How photographers can develop vision and creative confidence
The role of storytelling and emotion in photography
Slowing down in a fast, algorithm-driven world
Lessons from decades of photographing people, places, and nature
Advice for photographers feeling stuck, uninspired, or overwhelmed

This is a must-watch discussion for photographers at any stage who want more depth, purpose, and intention in their work.

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