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The Perceptive Photographer

Visual ArtsPodcastsArtsLeisureHobbiesEN-USunited-statesSeveral times per week
4.9 / 5
Hosted by fine-art photographer Daniel j Gregory, the Perceptive Photographer is an exploration of what it means to be a photographer. The podcast primary focus is on the more non-technical aspects of the art of photography covering a wide range of subjects from intention and meaning behind the camera and in the print, meaningful analysis of images, nature of influence and interviews with amazing lesser known working photographers. The podcast is for the photographer who is looking to better understand their own work and the work of other photographers.
Top 77.9% by pitch volume (Rank #38947 of 50,000)Data updated Feb 10, 2026

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Episodes
300
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Category
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Moments that make us stop

Mon Feb 02 2026

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When was the last time a photograph or moment behind the camera lens truly made you stop and catch your breath? Not just a quick “oh, that’s nice,” but a real, lingering moment of connection? Well, that is the topic for the show today, which is episode 569, btw. podcasts If you think about the images you see every day, there are so many of them. We’re living in an age of visual overload. It can be easy to become distant and sort of numb to the images. We walk past or scroll by without really seeing. I do it all the time.  But here’s the thing: photography, at its best, isn’t about quantity. It’s about the quality of attention. The images that stick with us. The ones that make us pause. The ones that invite us to be present, to really see, are the ones we want to have in our lives.  Ultimately, great photography changes us. It expands our awareness, opens us up, and shifts how we see the world. Those moments that make us stop and catch our breath. They’re rare, but they’re worth seeking out, both as creators and viewers. Next time you pick up your camera, or even scroll through social feeds, slow down. Be present and breathe. Thanks for joining me and ahvr a great week

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When was the last time a photograph or moment behind the camera lens truly made you stop and catch your breath? Not just a quick “oh, that’s nice,” but a real, lingering moment of connection? Well, that is the topic for the show today, which is episode 569, btw. podcasts If you think about the images you see every day, there are so many of them. We’re living in an age of visual overload. It can be easy to become distant and sort of numb to the images. We walk past or scroll by without really seeing. I do it all the time.  But here’s the thing: photography, at its best, isn’t about quantity. It’s about the quality of attention. The images that stick with us. The ones that make us pause. The ones that invite us to be present, to really see, are the ones we want to have in our lives.  Ultimately, great photography changes us. It expands our awareness, opens us up, and shifts how we see the world. Those moments that make us stop and catch our breath. They’re rare, but they’re worth seeking out, both as creators and viewers. Next time you pick up your camera, or even scroll through social feeds, slow down. Be present and breathe. Thanks for joining me and ahvr a great week

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Top 77.9% by pitch volume (Rank #38947 of 50,000)
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4.9
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11
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Publish cadence
Several times per week
Active weekly
Episode count
300
Data updated
Feb 10, 2026
Social followers
759

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Language
EN-US
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Several times per week
Latest episode date
Mon Feb 02 2026

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Perceptive Photographer

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What is The Perceptive Photographer about?

Hosted by fine-art photographer Daniel j Gregory, the Perceptive Photographer is an exploration of what it means to be a photographer. The podcast primary focus is on the more non-technical aspects of the art of photography covering a wide range of subjects from intention and meaning behind the camera and in the print, meaningful analysis of images, nature of influence and interviews with amazing lesser known working photographers. The podcast is for the photographer who is looking to better understand their own work and the work of other photographers.

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