Show Notes
The Raw Podcast - Episode 43 – Mic Drop
We’re back with another packed episode, diving into everything from new photography gear to documenting an intense boxing event. We discuss the balance between personal projects and professional work, the power of community in photography, and the evolution of The Raw Podcast. Plus, we’re putting out a call for creative help—got ideas for an intro and outro? Get in touch!
Episode Breakdown
🎙 Intro – Kicking things off with fresh insights and updates.
🎛 New Gear & Podcast Upgrades • How the latest equipment is levelling up the podcast. • The impact of listener feedback and future plans for the show.
🥊 Ringside Photography – Shooting a Boxing Event • Our experience capturing the energy and intensity of a live boxing match. • Why stepping into new photography challenges keeps things exciting.
🔥 The Power of Personal Projects • How creative side projects help keep the passion alive. • The struggle (and importance) of making time for personal work.
🌍 Community, Connection & Collaboration • Why networking with other photographers leads to fresh opportunities. • How hiking and new environments can spark creative inspiration.
📢 Mic Drop Moment – We Need Your Help! • We’re looking for an intro and outro for the podcast—any ideas? Hit us up!
🎬 Outro – Wrapping things up and a sneak peek at what’s next.
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