Innovation and design thinking are at the forefront of tech start-ups and lots of corporations looking to maximize profits and meet the demands of their customers. Interestingly, there's lots of profound parallels where these concepts can improve our landscape photography when implemented. Today's guest on my podcast, Jeff Zias, is a photographer who spends his time as an innovation coach. He's a thought-leader in the innovation space and we both thought his ideas would provide tremendous value to photographers looking to improve their images.
www.jeffzias.com/
On this week's episode, we discuss:
-How Jeff got interested in photography.
-What is "design thinking" and how does it relate to landscape photography?
-The concept of deep empathy and how it relates to our photography.
-The concept of self-empathy and how it can improve our work.
-Knowing when we have had a true emotional response with our subjects.
-Figuring our what our photography should be about.
-Narrow and rapid experimentation and how it relates to nature photography.
-Photography as a metaphor.
-And a lot more!
Other topics/links discussed on the podcast this week:
Support the podcast on Patreon: / fstopandlisten
The Natural Landscape Photography Awards: naturallandsca...
Jeff's book, The Intrapreneur’s Journey: amzn.to/3omLckg
Jeff's book, The Innovation Animals: amzn.to/3q44Guk
Jeff's photography book, Along the Coast: amzn.to/41ZbO8y
Here is who Jeff recommended on the podcast this week:
Shane McGeehan: / shane.m.photo
Adrian Hill.
Lynne Blount: / lynneblount
11 сен 2024
