The Perceptive Photographer

After visiting some galleries recently, I got to thinking about audience and who looks at art. For photography, in particular, because we are inundated with images that on some level we are exposed to more photograph than any other form of art, and to get meaningful feedback, it is important to understand who actually is looking at our work.

This week's podcast is all about the crossing lines in our photography. There are always lines in photography that photographers have to think about. Most photographers think about lines in composition when they are thinking about the line. From leading lines to rule of thirds, there are always lines in the frame.

After reading Mason Currey's book Daily Rituals, I spent some time exploring my own schedule as an artist and how it impacts my own creative energy.

In this week's podcast, we talk about how the practice of yoga and the art of photography might share a common bond in their respective approaches.

One of the biggest teaching aspects of digital photography is the importance of the non-destructive workflow.

In this week's podcast, we take a look at some of the differences between facts and truths in art and how having an awareness of both can shift your understanding of photography.

I am excited to announce in this week's podcast, my 2017 workshop calendar. You can learn more about the workshops here, but I am offering both in-person workshops and online workshops...

I was having coffee with a fellow photographer recently and we got to talking about how truth in a photograph exist when you photograph what you actually see

In this week's podcast, Erik Bennion joins me to talk about a variety of topics relating to the art world. Erik has spent the past 25 or so years working in the fine-art gallery sector, artist, and art collector. Erik and I were having a conversation about art and working artist. At some point in the conversation, it occurred to me to record the conversation. We pick up the conversation midway through our discussion at a point where we are talking about the challenges...

In this podcast, I am joined by the amazingly talented photographer Sarah King. Sarah is a fine-art photographer based out of Seattle, Washington, who has recently begun working on a new project and business called Visum Monographs. In Visum Monographs, Sarah works to captures the essence of a place...