
Sometimes I notice something after I put the camera down that I missed while looking through the viewfinder. A sound, a movement, or something just outside the frame. It makes me wonder what I might discover if I stayed...


What is the point of these Photography Clips? This podcast includes snippets of my thoughts on various aspects of photography, art, and creativity. The goal of Photography Clips is to get you thinking about your own unique points of view.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhat is the point of these Photography Clips? This podcast includes snippets of my thoughts on various aspects of photography, art, and creativity. The goal of Photography Clips is to get you thinking about your own unique points of view.
Recent episodes include "What Do I Notice After I Put the Camera Down? | 589" (30 October 2026, 5 minutes), "When Everything Is Good, Nothing Stands Out | 588" (27 October 2026, 6 minutes), and "If I Could Photograph Only One Thing | WM-587" (23 October 2026, 4 minutes).
Photography Clips publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 7 minutes.
Booking probability for Photography Clips is 34%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Photography Clips requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Photography Clips's contact route on record: verified email.
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Sometimes I notice something after I put the camera down that I missed while looking through the viewfinder. A sound, a movement, or something just outside the frame. It makes me wonder what I might discover if I stayed...

I've had nights when I've sat in front of a screen full of photographs I should have been happy with and felt almost nothing. Nothing was obviously wrong with them. The exposures were good. The compositions worked. The...

Episode #587
Every once in a while, it's interesting to give yourself a question with an unreasonable rule attached to it. This one asks me to choose one photographic subject. Here's one: If I could photograph only one kind of...

Every once in a while, Lightroom accuses me of taking a photograph I'm sure I've never seen before. A forgotten photograph can look as though it belongs to someone else. There it is in the catalog. My camera made it...

Not long ago, someone told me that the music I was creating was basically a waste of time. It made me think about photography and music, and what makes either one worth creating. I've been working on a little project I...

Every so often, I come across a photograph that I know I wouldn't have cared much about years ago. Nothing dramatic is happening. The light may not be spectacular. There may not even be an obvious subject, as I once...

Twenty minutes doesn't sound like enough time to do much with a camera. At least, that's usually how I've thought about it. When I imagine going out to photograph, I tend to think in larger blocks of time. A morning...

Episode #581
Every so often, someone mentions one of my photographs and catches me completely off guard. Not because I don't remember the photograph, but because I didn't know they had seen it. That happened recently. Someone told...

Episode #581
Suppose someone found one photograph of mine and knew nothing else about me. What would that single image tell them? Podcast Notes: https://www.moneymakerphotography.com/one-photograph-cant-tell-the-whole-story/...

Episode #580
This was my perspective earlier this week. I found myself on the crow's nest floor with my feet up, trying to figure out what to do next. To explain how I ended up there, I have to go back several months... Podcast...

Episode #578
I recently attended a wedding as a guest, and afterward I had a chance to look through some of the photographs taken by the wedding photographer. One detail kept pulling my attention away from everything else. The...

Episode #578
After all these years of photography, I know what will make me stop. A beautiful sunset can do it. So can wildlife, a waterfall, an old building, an interesting street, or a moment that suddenly comes together in front...

Episode #576
For the last few weeks, I've caught myself doing something I don't normally do. I'll open a map and start looking around. Not because I have somewhere I need to go. Just because part of me wants to. I find myself...

Episode #577
There is a strange point in learning photography when instruction begins to work against you. At first, advice is useful. You learn how aperture changes depth of field, how shutter speed affects motion, and how light...

Episode #575
Every now and then, I look back through old photographs and wonder why I kept certain ones. Not the obvious ones. Not the family photographs, birthdays, holidays, faces, or moments that clearly belong in the archive...

Episode #574
Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but attention is not automatic. That is something I think about more and more when it comes to photography. We can make the photograph. We can print it, post it, frame it, share...

Episode #573
I do not think a photograph has to be famous to change you. It does not even have to be understood by anyone else. Sometimes an image works on you privately. You see it once, and for some reason, it stays around in your...

Episode #572
The camera only records what is in front of it, but the photograph begins before that. It begins when something makes me stop. Sometimes it is a certain kind of light. Sometimes it is a face in a crowd. Sometimes it is...

Episode #571
I have always loved old photographs. There is something about them that pulls me in. A faded print. A family face. A place that no longer looks the same. A street corner that has changed. A house that is gone. A person...

Episode #570
Wedding photography is one of those subjects that can feel confusing before people even understand what they are paying for. One photographer may charge $500, while another may charge $5,000 or more. To many couples...
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