Podcast #20: Learning to See Creatively -- An Interview With Bryan Peterson
Master photographer Bryan Peterson takes us outside the box and shows us how to express ourselves in the art of photography by learning to see creatively
Many people feel that creativity is something people are born with, like an artistic eye, and that it's not something you can learn or develop. Bryan wholeheartedly disagrees. He helps photographers get "unstuck" and see the world differently. He explains lots of different ways to do this -- and create new energy and life in your photography -- in his 7 Photography Questions Interview.
Creative Freedom
Sitting someone in a pretty pose and snapping a picture can be rewarding, but it can also be boring. Those who are more artistic in nature usually turn toward drawing or painting as a creative outlet, feeling that photography is just too restrictive. Bryan Peterson is the perfect example of how this logic is far from true. The art of photography leaves wide berth for creative freedom.
When we announced that I'd be interviewing Bryan Peterson for a 7 Photography Questions episode, the response was overwhelming. The questions poured in and we read each and every one, picking out the top seven. Just a few of the topics Bryan discusses include:
• Why a camera bag is like a foreign country.
• How to incorporate elements of visual design into your photographs to take your photography to the next level.
• What duct tape has to do with creative photography.
• The creative differences between a wide angle and telephoto lens, and how to learn the language of each lens.
• How to get out of any photography funk.
To get the inside track on the art of photography and to learning to see creatively, get these photography secrets and more from master photographer Bryan Peterson by subscribing via iTunes for FREE. Bryan's interview, and all of our other 7 Photography Questions episodes, will be automatically downloaded to your iPod or iPhone. Or, if you prefer, simply click the "Play Now" button below to listen directly via the Web.
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