Visual Storytelling
Gary FernonWelcome to visual storytelling with me, Gary Fernon, the podcast where I talk things photography and video that help you create better visual content for yourself, and your clients. If you enjoyed these episodes then why not subscribe to hear more like this. My main focus is all about sharing, so let’s start a conversation. But above all, be creative, be inspired, be you.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 348 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArts | |||
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There’s something that happens the moment you start putting your work out into the world…
You open yourself up.
Not just to opportunity… but to feedback.
And not all feedback is created equal.
Until next time,
Be Creative. Be Inspired. Be You. more
Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get nearly enough airtime in photography…
Money.
Not how to make more of it,
…but how to keep more of what you already earn.
Because here’s the truth…
A lot of photographers are working hard, booking clien... more
Ai is going to take your job, or is it?
Lots of people think that Ai will take their jobs and this is only partly true. Ai thrives off of what I, you, we, put out into the world, so in theory it is a derivative of me, you, us.
Ai will take your jo... more
Most photographers don’t struggle with skill.
They struggle with clarity.
They say yes to everything.
They market to everyone.
And then wonder why their work feels inconsistent, underpaid, or creatively draining.
Your ideal client profile isn’t ... more
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What is Visual Storytelling about and what kind of topics does it cover?
- The series centers on practical guidance for visual storytelling, primarily through photography and video. Hosts share actionable techniques, on-set tips, and mindset guidance for building consistent, credible visual content for clients and personal projects. Episodes cover topics from color and composition to branding, authenticity, and the role of personal projects in developing craft, with an emphasis on usable, real-world methods over polishing every detail. A recurring theme is the balance between documenting reality and intentional storytelling, along with tips for building a recognizable personal or business brand in a crowded creative landscape.
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Visual Storytelling launched 9 years ago and published 348 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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2. Billy Haynes
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