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LENGTH:In today's episode, we step back in time to 2007 and the notions found in a long-lost an article I wrote entitled: Voice + Language = Transformation. I found it when cleaning out a filing cabinet recently.It was written when I wa
LENGTH: 19:15Hey, even I need a photographic/creative re-boot now and again!There are lots of ways to get the fires of artistic inspiration heating up again when they wane... but these are my 5 tried 'n true faves. In this episode,
LENGTH: 12:19Limitations are like gold to an artist. Personally, I hate 'em/love 'em because they make me focus, light a fire under my behind - and make me accountable to myself. They're not always soft 'n fuzzy, but they DO make us better,
LENGTH: 16:22At times like these, slumps can happen. They can even be sloppy. Having many ways back up that slippery slope is key! Having some that contribute to a life-even-MORE-worth-living is even better. So I offer 5. Oh - and I promi
LENGTH: 10:55My mother used to say, with 100% conviction; “There is nothing so important as feeling good”. It was one of her timeless “Bettylou-isms”. Her point: that by making the seemingly light-hearted yet profoundly powerful choice to FE
LENGTH: 10 min. Ain’t love grand? It’s more so than you might think. Art and photography (any creative endeavor, really) gives us the chance to choose. Choose love over “less than”. Focus on what we love - and let ourselves feel it deeply.
LENGTH: 8:53Today I'm issuing an episode that originally played on Photography Radio called "The Gift of Purpose". As we move along, I'll dropping some of those show into our mix here... wherever and whenever it makes sense to do so. This t
LENGTH: 24:37Call this a chapter out of my life. There's so much to say about social media. But I have my own story about it, which I've never really spoken much about before.It's an experience that taught me HUGELY important lessons
LENGTH: 13:09Awe. It's a powerful topic. It's one we should have ALOT more often than we do. And it's one I scratch the surface on, in today's Woopisode. It's transformational and we're hard-wired for it. And while I talk about it as it rel
LENGTH: 14:16There are so many parallels between photography and life - that today I decided to talk about 5 of them! And while the list is long, I decided to talk about 5 of them today. Lens Selection (Wide, Medium, Macro), Soft Fascinatio
Thanks for joining me! I started "The Woo" on a podcast called Photography Radio, which called it a wrap about 20 episodes in. I'm going through those shows now, to see which are still relevant and worth a re-visit. Because, my how times have
LENGTH: 21:36I received so many emails and messages after last week's episode (Journeys Of Reinvention). It was amazing. Thank you one and all!Each one was so thoughtful - which really got me reflecting on all that I'm observing around me i
LENGTH: 14:25This episode of The Woo is a little different. It's a bit more personal, since I decided to share a journey, a reinvention. It's my own - which has occurred over the past 4 months. Turns out it's more relevant now than I ever dre
Length: 9:00Composing in-camera a superpower? You might think so, after you hear the amazing benefits it offers your brain, you as an artist and as a human!
Length: 10:22Ever notice that when you try too hard, the very thing you're reaching for seems to run screaming from you? It's the same with seeing the shot in photography. Trying too hard gives you tunnel vision. Soft eyes, using your breath,
LENGTH: 22:28Recently, I was interviewed by the inimitable Carolyn Edlund for her fabulous website called Artsy Shark. It's dedicated to business & marketing advice, tools and inspiration - all for artists. I've followed Artsy Shark - and her
Length: 32:28I wanted to share something quiet and grounding. Something that could help you breathe a little better and find your equilibrium. Even better, a lil' something that can help anytime, not just in troubled ones. That's what these t
Length: 10:10Today's episode is a 2-parter! This is episode 1. Here's the deal:I wanted to share something quiet and grounding. Something that could help you breathe a little better and find your equilibrium. Even better, a lil' something
Length: 10:12We hear the term “storytelling” alot. Everything is about the story, the narrative. But what does it really mean, especially when applied to photography? Today, we return to the roots of classical storytelling and how to apply it
Length: 12:00Whether you’re talking about musical notes on a scale with their various lengths and rests in between, or looking at patterns of light, shadow and the spaces between them; music and photography are like twin stars. Each have a se
Length: 14:08.I wanted my FIRST episode to be one that sets a certain tone. Lay out some ideas on creativity and give our new people an idea of what we’re up to around here… and offer a lil’ refresher to those who’ve been in my orbit for awhi
Welcome to the Woo! A show all about that intersection where inspiration, photography and life and form their own little universe. I talk about it with an edge, some humor, ideas that push the envelope, a few that don’t, but above all a spirit
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