How we choose to share our work with the public for maximum impact is a topic of great interest to me. 

This week on E264 of the podcast, I was joined by a photographer living in Germany, Holger Mischke.   Holger and I had what I would call a wide-ranging fire-side chat that touched on a lot of topics, including his ideas for combining music, photography, and writing in how he presents his work. I hope you enjoy this week's episode.  

On this week's episode, we discuss:

• How music principles apply to photography,
• How and why Holger pairs his photography with music and writing,
• Holger's process for self-evaluation in the field,
• Printing at smaller sizes,
• Emotional response from our viewers, 
• And a lot more!

Over on Patreon for our bonus episode, Holger and I talk about practicing photography without a camera - something he does every day.

Other items mentioned on the show this week:

1. Join Nature Photographer's Network.

2. Support the podcast on Patreon.

3. Podcast t-shirts.

Here is who Holger recommended on the podcast this week:

• Harold David.
• Michael Newler.
• Jeff Schwe.
• Huntington Witherill.

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Thanks for stopping in, collaborating with us, and listening. See you next week.

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