Imagine that you sat down with 100 Photographers to discuss the craft and the business of Photography. They're from all walks of life, all over the map, creating wildly different work. What if they all came back to the same recurring themes?

They have. And that is today's episode.

On this, the 100th episode of The PhotoTellers, your grateful host, Bill Ramsey (that's me), reflects on what he's learned from 100 interviews (actually, closer to 150).

And I hereby ask for your help!

• Please go to iTunes and leave a review of the show. Yes, it REALLY DOES help me and the show. While you're there, please subscribe.
• Leave your input on the show's notes. What themes (that I overlooked) have you noticed from the guests? What would you like to hear discussed in the future? If you're listening through one of the syndicated channels, the site is www.ThePhotoTellers.com.
• If you've benefited from one of the guests, reach out to him/her specifically and thank them for being on the show!
• Share the show with a friend. Post this episode to your social media sites, email the link directly to a friend, write a letter in longhand with ink & quill.

The next episode, like this one, is a monologue from Yours Truly. Why did my hot wife and I create The PhotoTellers? Why do we keep funding it?

You might be surprised.

Thank you--sincerely. God bless.

-mr. bill

And since I often ask the guest about his/her favorite resources . . . here is an incomplete, eclectic collection of books on the shelves in my office: