In this insightful episode of the Subconscious Photography Podcast, host David Senoff sits down with the legendary photographer and storyteller Dan Milnor (Shifter.Media). Renowned for his authentic approach and profound understanding of both film and digital mediums, Dan shares his journey through the evolving landscape of photography.

Together, they explore themes of nostalgia, authenticity, and the art of visual storytelling. Dan opens up about his passion for print, the importance of being present in the creative process, and the unique challenges of capturing meaningful stories in a digital age. He delves into how societal influences and technology have shaped photography and discusses strategies for maintaining authenticity amid external pressures.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into:

• The art of storytelling through photography and the power of creative evangelism.


• The contrasts and connections between film and digital photography.


• Why print remains a vital medium for preserving the essence of a photograph.


• Techniques for staying mindful and grounded as a creator.


• Navigating societal influences and maintaining authenticity in the age of social media.

Join us for this thought-provoking conversation that dives deep into what it means to be a photographer in a world saturated with visual content. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the craft, Dan Milnor's wisdom and perspective will inspire you to think more deeply about the images you create.

Once you've listened to this episode, you'll know that Dan is not on any social media platforms. He can be found on the internet at his website, Shifter.Media, which is truly a hub of great work, photographic and otherwise.

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