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🎙️ Step behind the lens in this unforgettable episode of the RGB Podcast as we explore the art — and heart — of photography with Rick Egan, the Salt Lake Tribune’s acclaimed photojournalist for decades. From his first roll of film to capturing history in the making, Rick’s journey is one of grit, vision, and storytelling mastery.
Hear how he finds beauty in truth, documenting society’s unfiltered moments with both his camera and his keen, empathetic eye. Rick opens up about the raw motivations that fuel his work, the deceptively simple techniques that bring his images to life, and the inspirations that keep him chasing the perfect shot — one frame at a time.
🎧 Whether you're an aspiring photographer or simply curious about the art of photography, this episode is a must-listen.
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