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

Episode List
Ep 410 What are the best ways to come up with project ideas
In this week’s podcast, I talk about how projects ideas develop and what is the best method for working with and dealing with projects in your photography.
Ep 409 Quantity is the name of the game
In this week’s podcast, quantity is the name of the game. One of the best things you can do to improve your photography is to increase the amount of work you are creating.
Ep 408 Setting goals for 2023
In this week’s podcast, I talk about how setting goals can help you keep focused and move your photography forward.
Ep 407 Thoughts on Points of View
this week’s podcast talks about how to think about the variety of ways to use point of view to tell your story and engage with your own process to make your photographs.
Ep 406 Some thoughts on titling your photographs
This week’s podcast is focused on titling your photographs and why and how that can impact our perception of the image, intention and experience of the work.
Ep 405 Explaining verse justifying your images and the importance of print storage
Two topics for this week's podcast. The first is the difference between explaining your work and justifying your work. For many photographers, they end up making justifications for there images when they think they are explaining what the work is about. I also talk...
Three things to clean up before the end of the year
As 2022 starts to draw to a close, it is a time to look back and reflect on the prior year. As photographers that means we should look back at the impact of our photography. In this week’s podcast, I toss out three areas to think about cleaning up before the start of the new year so that you can put your best foot forward for 2023.
How to be a better speaker about your photographs
In this week’s podcast, I talk about how practicing your speaking, owning what you say and listening to others can have a major impact on your photographic process and experience.
Thoughts on working with your audience
In this week’s podcast, I share some thoughts on how to use and work with your audience so that you can share your work and find more people who are engaged with your message.