The Perceptive Photographer
with host Daniel J Gregory
New episodes released every Monday!

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Episode List
Unlocking conversations about your work with 11 easy questions
In this week's podcast episode, we explore the use of 11 dynamic questions that are specifically designed to spark meaningful conversations about photography. Using these questions, you can easily discuss your work with your audience and, in turn, help them develop a...
Work is never linear
This episode peels back the layers on how a non-linear approach to time can reshape our photographic journey and push the boundaries of our artistic process
Hitting the bullseye in goal setting for your photography
In this perceptive photographer podcast this week, we focus on how coming up with three key goals can make a difference in your work.
The shape of influences
In this episode of the Perceptive Photographer, we dive into the impacts of influences on our work. From life's twists to jazz beats and social justice, explore the diverse elements that shape our sense of seeing. "Our influences come from a broader spectrum than just...
The difference between knowledge and wisdom in photography
This week’s podcast explores the distinction between knowledge and wisdom in photography, emphasizing the importance of experience and trusting yourself.
Are you in it for the long haul?
In this episode 451 of the Perceptive Photographer this week, I discuss the significance of commitment and personal growth in photography. By focusing on our unique perspectives and experiences to create meaningful images, I believe we end up capturing the essence of...
Why sitting with uneasy feelings can help you better edit your photographs.
As a photographer, I believe it's essential to step out of our comfort zones to improve the quality of our images. In this episode, I discuss the significance of exploring new techniques, embracing uncertainty, and actively engaging with the creative process. I also...
10 questions to being a better photographer
In the podcast this week, we take a look at ten thought-provoking questions that delve into the motivations, emotions, and personal approaches of photographers
It’s not a corporate gig so don’t act like it is
In the podcast this week, I talk about how sometimes our creative and photographic process is like getting stuck in a job that doesn’t work for us anymore and how to get out of it.