HT2719 - Blade Runner and Puccini's Butterfly
Here's a Thought… #2719 with Brooks Jensen Blade Runner and Puccini's Butterfly Do you ever go back and revise a previously finished image o...
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LensWork - Photography and the Creative Process
Random Observations on Art, Photography, and the Creative Process. These short 2-4 minute talks focus on the creative process in fine art photography. LensWork editor Brooks Jensen side-step...
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20 of 108 episodesHT2718 - Accessory Fever
Here's a Thought… #2718 with Brooks Jensen Accessory Fever I cringe when I think about all the money I've spent on accessories that sounded...
HT2717 - Too Many Notes, Words, Images
Here's a Thought… #2717 with Brooks Jensen Too Many Notes, Words, Images I've often said that this is the best time in the history of photog...
HT2716 - Fun Is a Medicine
Here's a Thought… #2716 with Brooks Jensen Fun Is a Medicine I assume that all of you listening to these commentaries take your photography...
LW1518 - The Hard Work of Being an Artist
The minute we pick up a camera and decide we want to make pictures more meaningful than snapshots, we unknowingly embrace the art life. The...
HT2715 - The Power of Titles
Here's a Thought… #2715 with Brooks Jensen The Power of Titles Titles have such power to steer the viewer in directions we intend. I've ofte...
HT2714 - To Know a Photographer
Here's a Thought… #2714 with Brooks Jensen To Know a Photographer There are so many photographers I think I know because one of their images...
HT2713 - An Excuse to Explore the World
Here's a Thought… #2713 with Brooks Jensen An Excuse to Explore the World I'm pretty convinced that I don't need to add any more images to m...
HT2712 - Why the Sharpest Lenses
Here's a Thought… #2712 with Brooks Jensen Why the Sharpest Lenses I've always thought that spending money on the best lenses made more sens...
HT2711 - One Kind of Photography
Here's a Thought… #2711 with Brooks Jensen One Kind of Photography You know that old business about what books you would want with you on a...
HT2710 - Your Best Is Often the Least Important
Here's a Thought… #2710 with Brooks Jensen Your Best Is Often the Least Important An over-emphasized component of fine art photography is th...
HT2709 - The Return to Film
Here's a Thought… #2709 with Brooks Jensen The Return to Film I think I understand why some photographers are returning to film and analog p...
HT2708 - Better Than I Remembered
Here's a Thought… #2708 with Brooks Jensen Better Than I Remembered With some frequency now, I find that as I look back at my older unprinte...
HT2707 - Blind Spots and Habits
Here's a Thought… #2707 with Brooks Jensen Blind Spots and Habits Now that I've been photographing for decades, there are some subjects and...
HT2706 - The Intersection of Sensitivity and Moment
Here's a Thought… #2706 with Brooks Jensen The Creative Life Is a Daily Habit Every waking moment is an opportunity to make a photograph — b...
HT2705 - Abundance Can Be a Curse
HT2705 - Abundance Can Be a Curse I had a couple of weeks last fall to photograph in the San Juan mountains of southern Colorado. The weathe...
HT2704 - A Photographic 2-Minute Drill
HT2704 - A Photographic 2-Minute Drill There is a situational strategy in football when the time runs short. It's called the "2-minute drill...
HT2703 - Internalizing the Scene
HT2703 - Internalizing the Scene I assume that all of you are aware of the idea that a camera is a mirror, that every picture we make is a r...
HT2702 - When a Group Ceases to Be a Group
HT2702 - When a Group Ceases to Be a Group One of the interesting things about a multiple image project is how the viewer assembles the coll...
LW1516 - Beyond the Rectangle
We photographers have quadrilaterals on the brain. Why? The world is not quadrilateral. Why not compose in circles, ovals, or other shapes?...