In episode 97, we are diving into a world that is a bit foreign to me but has fascinated me for a long time: wildlife photography. Many listeners likely enjoy photography as a hobby or profession. This artistic pursuit is one way we can spend time in nature and get to know the world more intimately.
So, why are we talking about photography on this show? Minimalism in the world of photography is a topic that is brushed over relatively quickly and often. So, when Daniel J. Cox approached me, I was intrigued by the idea of discussing the evolution of photography over the last few decades, the trend of minimalism both in gear and as an artistic concept, and how having and doing less can sometimes lead to a more efficient process.
Daniel J. Cox has been documenting the world of nature for over four decades. His work has appeared in National Geographic Magazine and many other publications related to conservation issues. He was recently awarded the Environmental Impact Award from the North American Nature Photographers Association, and he’s firmly committed to scaling down, which includes the equipment he uses to produce his work.
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