Curating your photography is one of the most important skills you can develop as a nature and landscape photographer. This skill helps you narrow down your work so that only the best of the best images are showcased, and helps you to develop your skills as you grow as a photographer. This week on episode 263 of the podcast, I was joined by Brent Clark, a nature photographer living in Madison, Wisconsin. We talk all about curation of your photography, including tips and tricks Brent uses to do this for his own work. 

On this week's episode, we also discuss:

• Brent's journey into photography, 
• The advantages of being an amateur,
• The shift to more personal, intimate nature photography,
• Photographing in the mid-west,
• How to reach your audience,
• Stories behind two of Brent's images,
• And a lot more!

Other topics discussed on the podcast this week:

• Support the show on Patreon.
• Podcast t-shirts.
• Mentoring with Matt Payne.
• Scientific evidence supporting that making photos strengthens our memories.

Here is who Brent recommended on the podcast this week:

• Floris Van Breugel.
• Theo Bosboom.
• QT Luong.
• John Mumaw. 

If you enjoyed our conversation, you can listen to 20 more minutes on our Patreon bonus episode. Brent and I talk about our strategies for trip planning and we tell some stories about things that have happened to us in the field, including a time I was shot at by someone. If you want to check that out, can you support the podcast on Patreon for $5/mo or $50 per year.

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