LensWork – Photography and the Creative Process<\/a>.<\/p>\nLensWork is a magazine that I’ve enjoyed for years, though I sheepishly have to admit I’ve never had a subscription.\u00a0 As much as I’ve loved the magazine, I’ve never been able to justify the cost.\u00a0 The images in LensWork is exceptionally presented – the publisher does an excellent job of reproducing the images and they’re presented in a meaningful portfolio fashion so that you don’t only get one or two poorly displayed images surrounded by loud advertisements but you get several pieces of work thoughtfully reproduced – in fact I think they’re among the best photographic reproductions available in a periodical.<\/p>\n
In the series, the publisher of LensWork (Brooks Jensen), conveys thoughts and impressions on the creative process – usually around photography – but applicable to many creative endeavors.\u00a0 I find that I often agree with much of what he’s saying, I just haven’t taken the time to formulate thoughts on the subject and so I appreciate that he has.\u00a0 It’s nice to sit and listen to his rather zen-like voice and take the time to appreciate the message that he is conveying.\u00a0 It’s a good break from the day-to-day.<\/p>\n
The Photography and the Creative Process podcast is published – um – well, just kind of whenever.\u00a0 It tends to go in spurts, depending on what else the publisher has going on I suppose.\u00a0 But I started listening from the beginning so I tend to be pretty far behind – which I kind of enjoy, because they’re rather short and I can often listen to a few of them at a time.<\/p>\n
If you’re interested in the creative creation process then you should give the podcast a try – and since most ring in at around 3-4 minutes, it’s a small investment to make.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
One of the topics I’ve been meaning to post about is my fairly recent infatuation with podcasts. I’ve written before about how I was late to the iPod world as I am not always a fan of the way Apple chooses to maintain such strict control over their products.\u00a0 When I finally broke down and … <\/p>\n
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