HeyJaredPixels
Dedicated to informing, inspiring, and engaging photographers at all levels. In addition to commentary on how to live into our creative potential, you'll hear conversations with professional and emerging photographers, with an emphasis on nature, still life, architecture, and…
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Theo Bosboom: Making the Most of Where You Are (opens the original)
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Beth and Theo explore what it means to slow down and really take in your environment, the value of photographing close to home, and making the most of your limitations. Theo Bosboom is a passionate professional photographer from the Netherlands, specialising in nature and landscapes. He is widely regarded as a creative photographer with a strong eye for detail and composition and always trying to find fresh perspectives. Theo’s photographs are regularly published in renowned magazines such as Na
Guy Tal: Creative Risk, Spontaneity, and Future Hindsight (opens the original)
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After too long away, Pixels will be posting again on your favorite podcast platforms. Lots of content coming soon! Until then, we’re fortunate to have a returning guest for today’s episode, photographer philosopher Guy Tal. Much of our conversation comes from thoughts in his latest book, Future Hindsights. We talk about creative plateaus, how feeling anxiety can be helpful, and the importance of making time for true adventures. Guy Tal is a professional writer and photographic artist living in t
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