
Random Observations on Art, Photography, and the Creative Process. These talks focus on the creative process in fine art photography. LensWork editor Brooks Jensen side-steps techno-talk and artspeak to offer a stimulating mix of ideas, experience, and observations from his 50 years as a fine art photographer, writer, and publisher. Topics include a wide range of subjects from finding subject matt... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 21 years ago |
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HT2646 - Your Very Best
Imagine for a moment that some important personage asked to see your very best work. What would you show them? Would you show them your most popular images? Your best sellers? Would you show them your personal favorites? The... more
HT2645 - Trust Your Gut
Yesterday I was discussing the 270 image captures of the rock walls of Capitol Reef that I photographed in 2012. I described how I only recently discovered a possible processing for those images. There's an interesting aspec... more
HT2644 - An Entirely New Vision
The creative idea might appear in an instant, or it might also require years of gestation. I was recently looking at a large collection of images and I had photographed in 2012 in southern Utah. From nowhere I can de... more
HT2643 - The Problem with Canned Slide Shows
Over the last 20 years, I've seen quite a number of photographic slide shows. The first was a multi-projector affair, with a musical sound track accompaniment in the 1980s. Recently, software has made as... more
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a professional photographer for a long time i am now an artist painter maker creator whatever you want to call it. ive been a follower of Brooks Jensen for several years and even though most of my artistic podcasts are towards painting i find that the one i relate to the most is this one. and even though i also still shoot, Brooks speaks in such a way that theyre not just for photography but every kind of art you work with and a bit of life itself. thank you Brooks Jensen.
From a very experienced professional photographer
Such an honest, gentle, thoughtful, considered and very eloquently delivered show, all while giving thought provoking, interesting and wide ranging photographic advice. Thank you ever so much for what must be such incredibly hard work over many years.
I wish I discovered this podcast months ago! Short, simple, clear, useful.
This is by far the most instructive photography forecast I follow. For a small time investment, every day there is something new and enriching to learn.
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A thoughtfully focused show that centers on photography as a creative practice and art form, not gear. Episodes blend meditations on subject matter, composition, and meaning with discussions of how to present work, build an audience, and sustain an artistic life. Recurring themes include the tension between personal expression and technical fidelity, the role of prints and viewing context, and the value of concise, idea-rich formats. Notable strengths are long-running consistency, a calm, articulate host voice, and a willingness to explore philosophy, craft, and publishing side-by-side. It's particularly appealing to listeners who want deeper thinking about photography as an art practice, rather than tutorials or gear chatter.
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