In the fifth episode of Shutter Nonsense, hosts Michael and Jeffrey delve into the evolution of nature photographers over time, discussing the shift from capturing grand vistas to focusing on smaller, more intimate scenes. They debate the reasons behind this evolution, emphasizing the importance of photographing personal passions rather than chasing trends.
Throughout the episode, they share personal experiences, discuss their approach to photographing nature scenes, and provide tips for developing an eye for smaller scenes.
They also touch upon the impact of social media on photography.
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Highlights include:
- The Evolution of Nature Photographers
- Social Media and Photography
- Discussing Iconic Photography
- Appreciating Small Scenes
- The Joy of Local Exploration
- Telling Stories Through Photography
Relevant Show Notes Links
Michael’s related blog post: https://www.michaelrungphotography.com/post/grand-scenes-vs-small-scenes
Learn more about Michael's photography: www.michaelrung.com
Learn more about Jeffrey's photography: www.jeffreytadlock.com
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