Editing is more than just making a photo look good—it’s an essential part of storytelling. In this episode, we explore how color, contrast, and tone influence the way we connect with an image and how photographers and creatives can use editing to enhance emotions.

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In this episode of The Millennial Storyteller, I’m pulling back the curtain on what years of photographing people has taught me—not just about photography, but about life. From confidence and vulnerability to the importance of embracing imperfection, I’m sharing the biggest lessons I’ve learned from capturing real, raw moments.

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Until next time, keep capturing the real, the raw, and the beautiful. 🎙✨

Why do millennials love to romanticize the past? In this episode, host Jayme Peters explores the deep emotional connection our generation has with nostalgia. From ‘90s pop culture to growing up in a pre-digital world, let's unpack why these memories still feel so good—and how they shape our creativity, storytelling, and even our daily lives.

✨ The psychology of nostalgia and why it’s so powerful

You don’t need to be a ’90s kid to know: Millennial nostalgia is now driving culture

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In this episode of the Millennial Storyteller, we’re diving into the perfectionist mindset and how it holds us back from truly creating, sharing, and living authentically. Whether you’re a creative, an entrepreneur, or just someone who feels the pressure to have everything "just right," this episode is for you. We’ll talk about why perfectionism is a trap, how it keeps us stuck, and practical ways to break free so we can embrace progress over perfection.

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In this episode, we’re diving into the magic of candid storytelling—why it matters, how it connects us, and how you can embrace more authenticity in your own creative work. Whether you’re a photographer, writer, or content creator, the real power lies in the unfiltered, unscripted moments that truly tell a story.

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✨ Until next time, keep it real and keep telling your story. 

Welcome to the very first episode of The Millennial Storyteller! I’m Jayme Peters, photographer and creative entrepreneur behind Storyteller Collective Photo Co—and I’m so excited to kick off this journey with you.

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If you’re a millennial creative, photographer, entrepreneur, or just someone who values authenticity, this podcast is for you! 🎙️✨

📌 Storytelling isn’t just about words—it’s about the emotions, the in-between moments, and the real-life memories we hold onto.

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Can’t wait to share more stories with you soon! Until next time… ✨

After 16+ years as a photographer and creative entrepreneur, I’ve learned that the best stories aren’t the perfectly posed ones—they’re the candid, unfiltered, real-life moments that stick with us. This podcast is all about embracing imperfection, capturing memories, and sharing stories that matter.