VocalLength Brad Brighton

Covered in this episode: A followup on the idea of available time, hot air balloons, being kind in the field, and understanding how noise isn’t always static.

Let’s talk briefly about the outside pressures to do something (anything) but feed our need to create.

Wherein I just touch on a couple of touchy subjects: film vs digital and processed vs unprocessed. Don’t worry; I slaughter no sacred cows (yet). This one’s a little longer than the other episodes so far in order to cover some of the fundamentals of certain arguments. 

Wherein I get to dig a little deeper into Ansel Adams’ interview, Joseph Campbell and mythology, and the concept of an eternity’s worth of storytelling.

Let’s get this party started! Easing into the content this episode is a discussion of Ansel Adams’ 1983 Playboy interview and the practice of developing a “photographer’s eye”. Don’t forget to check out the companion posts below the podcast entries on this page (or at https://vocallength.com if you’re seeing this in your favorite podcast player).