One of my go to podcasts when driving. Still catching up (on episode 62), but always enjoy the banter.

It’s so nice to listen to a photo inspired podcast that isn’t about the photos. It’s about thoughts and life. I have to wonder if some of the negative reviewers actually read the title of the podcast. BTW I am one of those guys that keeps going to the same place. I love it, it reminds me of the proverb, ‘No man steps in the same river twice, for it is not the same river, and it’s not the same man.’

Listening to the nightly ritual that you have with your dog Emmy, it struck me that she has trained you very well. I’ve had many dogs now large ones but I’ve also had 5 pound Yorkies, who slept through the night. I might assure myself that there’s nothing Medical about the nighttime issues, but other than that you’re going to have to brave through the wake ups she’s giving you. I am not sure this will get better. I have 3 Chow Chows, and they can be very stubborn,as the breed is known for, my husband and I are have been trained very well to open and close the doors to let them out.

Two privileged, pompous, arrogant, judgmental individuals.

I really enjoy podcasts and YouTube videos where I can watch or listen to photographers and their process so I can learn when I’m not out myself. Or when I just want something calming to experience related to photography. Hats off to these guys for talking about the creativity and the art of photography rather than “top lists” or gear-focused reviews. Highly recommend you add this to your list!

Love this podcast; smart talented artists and photographers talking about their process, as well personal reflections on what their work says about them.. Very relaxing way to spend an hour.

Great discussions on creativity and digging into the “why” rather than the “how” of making. I am a painter so these conversations transcend medium. I enjoy the perspectives of both hosts and the respectful warm tone of their back and forth.

Thanks for taking your time to but on this great podcast. Very informative, good ideas and nice discussions about large format photography.