Show Notes
Photography is something many of us do every day, yet we rarely stop to ask why. In the week's episode 588, we dig into some of the reasons and motivations for why we make photographs. Photography is more than documenting what we see; it is a way of noticing, remembering, understanding, and connecting with the world around us. The images we make reveal what captures our interest and what we value. Over time, our photographs become a reflection of how we see the world and, perhaps, a reflection of ourselves. Ultimately, photography is an act of attention and awarenes
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