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The Perceptive Photographer
Daniel j Gregory
Les Grosses Têtes
RTL
The FF Dynasty - Dynasty Fantasy Football
Dynasty Fantasy Football
Drivetime
RTÉ Radio 1
One Minute Of Torah
Rabbi Moshe Levin
Les dents et dodo
BFMTV
Pints With Aquinas
Matt Fradd
Civil Discourse
Nia Rodgers and Dr. John Aughenbaugh
Versió RAC1 - L'hora a hora
RAC1
Pure Dog Talk
Laura Reeves
The Michael Knowles Show
The Daily Wire
PRN - Fast Talk Podcast
Performance Racing Network
Give an Ovation: The Restaurant Guest Experience Podcast with Zack Oates
Ovation
Time To Pray: Common Worship Day and Night Prayer
The Church of England
Sibling Rivalry
Sibling Rivalry
Tennis Lounge Podcast 🇬🇧/🇫🇷: Mental Performance, Insiders Interviews, The Stories that Shape(d) the Game
Jennifer Migan
The Dick Show
Dick Masterson
wifiCFI
wifiCFI
The Texas Highway Radio Show
Georges Carrier
【每日靈修】SoooSoul 生命故事的聲音
Sooopodcast
Public Power Now
American Public Power Association
Spiritually Inspired: thought-provoking show that explores spirituality, consciousness, and energy healing
Auraverse Network
The Her Hoop Stats Podcast: WNBA & NCAA Women’s Basketball
HerHoopStats.com
Get happy
Kathie Kleff
SheffieldLive! Latest Podcasts
Sheffield Live!
FFL USA
FFL USA
Ribble FM
Ribble FM
MJ12 Gerun Malam
Mediacorp
Matthew Cox | Inside True Crime Podcast
Rhapsody Voices
Matteo Caccia racconta
Radio 24
The Psychology of your 20s
iHeartPodcasts
Golden V Podcast
Golden V Podcast
GÉOPOLITIQUE PROFONDE (www.geopolitique-profonde.com)
Franck Pengam
Fight Laugh Feast USA
Fight Laugh Feast USA
The Modern Hotelier
David Millili & Steve Carran
Cyber Crime Junkies
Cyber Crime Junkies. Host David Mauro.
Robinson's Podcast
Robinson Erhardt
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Daniel j Gregory
Have you ever looked at two versions of a photograph where one is technically clean and the other one a little rough around the edges. For some reason, you feel something pull you toward the scruffy one. It drives you cr...
Hey all. We are up to episode 589 of the Perceptive Photographer. This week, we are going to talk about how nothing is ever wasted in the creative process.I think one of the most damaging ideas for artists and photograph...
Before we dive into this week’s episode (number 588, btw), just a quick reminder: two spots are still available in the Photo Book Club—Click on the link under the workshop menu for more details. This week, the inspirati...
Before getting into today’s episode, I want to acknowledge the passing of Jeff Schewe. Jeff’s contributions to the photographic community were immense, and his passion for the craft touched countless photographers worldw...
Photographers often hear that they should “shoot with intention.” I agree with this for the most part, but thought it might be a great topic for today’s episode of the Perceptive Photographer (episode #586). Like I said,...
In this episode of the podcast, 585, I talk about something that has come up in conversations several times over the past few weeks with different friends and colleagues: the challenge of photographing familiar places. T...
In Episode 584 of The Perceptive Photographer, I dig into some ideas about how photography is ultimately about creating connection. Sure, a camera can record information, but meaningful photographs ask something deeper o...
On this week’s episode of The Perceptive Photographer, I talk about the idea that editing may be one of the most personal parts of photography. Not that behind the lens isn’t important, but long before someone knows anyt...
As I think about topics for The Perceptive Photographer, I spend a lot of time thinking about how we see not just with our eyes, but with our awareness. And oddly enough, as we approached May 4 which is Star Wars Day I k...
Welcome to episode 581 of the Perceptive Photographer. This week, I am sharing what I hope are five insightful suggestions to help you think differently about your work in your photography and deepen your creative practi...
Welcome to episode 580 of Perceptive Photographer. and today I want to explore the ever-evolving relationship we photographers have with technology. From the most basic cameras to today’s powerful digital tools, technolo...
Welcome to episode 579 of the Perceptive Photographer. This week, we explore the unexpected connection between the distillation of alcohol and the art of photography. This idea came to me when I was thinking about a visi...
This week on the podcast, we explored a deceptively simple but powerful mental exercise: What if nobody cared about what you care about in your photography? By playing this “what if” game, my hope is hat the can rethink ...
In episode 577 of the Perceptive Photographer, I wanted to offer a different take on how we approach composition that goes beyond traditional rules. Instead of simply arranging subjects within a frame, I wanted to start ...
In this episode, we explore the “sweet spots” in photography. You know when things feel right when those , settings, and workflow tweaks that make your images realy connect. From camera settings to post-processing, seque...
This week, I explore a positive “mind game” you can play in your photography that can inspire you to see your work differently. These mental strategies can motivate you to approach each shoot with fresh energy and purpos...
In episode 574 of The Perceptive Photographer, I dig into the idea of the emotional “entry points” that invite viewers into a photograph. This isn’t about leading lines or the rule of thirds. It’s about whether someone w...
In this episode of The Perceptive Photographer, I sit down with Jenny Hansen Das a great friend and Seattle-based fine art photographer whose work has always amazed me as it finds intersections of beauty, absurdity, and...
Hey there! I hope you are having a great week. In this week’s podcast, I wanted to talk about some of the things that came up for me when I revisited John Berger’s essay, “Understanding a Photograph.” As I was preparing...
In the start of our 11th year, episode 572 of The Perceptive Photographer, I dive back into a often discussed topic that every photographer eventually faces: conflicting critique. It is bound to happen to all of us. That...
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