Show notes
Episode 67: Today I sit down with landscape photographer, David Thompson, to chat about:
- A story about the photograph that sparked his early interest in photography
- His relationship with creativity
- How being naturally curious has shaped his approach to photography
- The importance of accepting failure as part of the learning process
- How composing small scenes has changed how he composes grand landscapes
- How to achieve visual flow with your subject, structures, and other compositional elements
- How he continues to challenge himself in his photography
- His approach to composition and how it depends on what the light is doing at the time
- The importance of midtone contrast and luminosity in the way he post-processes his photographs
- Color cast - how it can negatively impact color separation and how to fix it
- Advice for finding your creative vision for your photography
- How to make landscape photography and the outdoors more inclusive and accessible
- A whole lot more!
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Website: davidthompsonphotography.com
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Mention this episode to David and get 15% off of his post-processing Skype sessions for the entire month of August 2022 @ $149 for a 2hr session.
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