Questions to ask yourself and others about photographs

Episode 290 In a follow-up to last week's podcast on the value of interviewing others and yourself about photography, this week we talk about some possible subjects or ideas to consider when planning your interview. I always recommend that you start with the work. Look closely at the images and projects someone has created to get focused. Think about what you want to know about how the work came about, what they learned from the work, and their approach. As long as your asking questions that focus more on the why and awareness of the images and projects,  you really can't go wrong. As always, hope you and yours are safe, and please remember to keep safe and wear your mask! Also, don't forget that there are a couple of new workshops I am offering. Each workshop will run for 6-7 months and is limited to six participants. There is a foundation workshop about editing and workflow and an advanced workshop about finding more meaning in your work. You can get more information from the Workshops/Teaching menu above or using one of the links below. https://www.danieljgregory.com/2020workshops/perceptive-photographer-foundation-workshop-the-developing-image/ https://www.danieljgregory.com/2020workshops/perceptive-photographer-advanced-workshop-the-meaningful-image/