There’s something timeless about photos that feel real instead of posed or perfected. Documentary wedding photographer Christian Noble has built his career on capturing authentic, emotionally honest images that stand the test of time—and he does it primarily on film.

In our conversation, Christian reveals how an impulsive camera purchase during a period of boredom transformed into a creative calling that now defines who he is. Having shot weddings professionally for nearly seven years, he's developed a distinctive philosophy that views weddings as sacred celebrations that deserve to be documented with minimal interference.

While many photographers arrive with elaborate shot lists and time-based packages, Christian takes the opposite approach. He calls it "entering empty," allowing each wedding to unfold organically while he captures the genuine moments between people.

Beyond technical insights, Christian shares candid wisdom about maintaining artistic integrity in a social media-driven industry, his approach to making people feel comfortable in front of the camera, how he stays creatively inspired, and much more.

Whether you're a fellow creative, planning your own wedding, or simply appreciate the art of storytelling through photography, Christian's thoughtful approach offers valuable lessons about authenticity, creative risk-taking, and making work that truly matters.

Christian's website: https://noblephotoco.com/

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In this episode, I sit down with my brother, Evan Siegal — a filmmaker, animator, and musician based in Los Angeles. We talk about what inspired him to pursue filmmaking, how and why he taught himself how to create virtual worlds using immersive XR tools, how he deals with creative blocks and rejection, and what it really means to make art that feels meaningful. 

Evan's Website: https://www.evansiegal.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/evan_siegal

In this episode, I share the meaning behind the name Wearing Pants Again and what this podcast is all about — reconnecting, creating, and showing up even when it feels messy or vulnerable.