Authenticity Beats Perfect Images
Perfect images can hide the person within.
Cori HaynesGuest
Martheya Nygaard ScottHostI wa- I really wanna dive into, like, how you're thinking about movement photography and dance photography.
So dance always exists in this, like, specific moment in time, right? It's ephemeral and it's...
And I think what, you know, myself and I think probably all of these other creatives you work with and why we're so drawn to working with you is your photographs kind of capture the moment in time, but also it feels like you have, like, movement, like the dancers are still moving when they see the photos.
And I think that that's a very, like, unique skill and lens to have, and I'm wondering for our listeners who maybe, you know, don't have the opportunity to work with a photographer or somebody with your expertise, and they're just, let's say, trying to capture their projects on their iPhone or something, but they need it to, you know, support their work-
... and tell their story and get funding and all those things, like, do you have some tips or advice on how they can kind of tell their story?

It's weird 'cause I, I, um, was in education for a while, um, and I'm a teacher, uh, but when it comes to, like, showcasing movement photography, dance photography specifically, I, I find it, um, interesting that I feel like I couldn't teach a workshop on it, 'cause I don't go into shoots with an idea of what I'm going to capture.
I wa- I really wanna dive into, like, how you're thinking about movement photography and dance photography.
So dance always exists in this, like, specific moment in time, right? It's ephemeral and it's...
And I think what, you know, myself and I think probably all of these other creatives you work with and why we're so drawn to working with you is your photographs kind of capture the moment in time, but also it feels like you have, like, movement, like the dancers are still moving when they see the photos.
And I think that that's a very, like, unique skill and lens to have, and I'm wondering for our listeners who maybe, you know, don't have the opportunity to work with a photographer or somebody with your expertise, and they're just, let's say, trying to capture their projects on their iPhone or something, but they need it to, you know, support their work-
... and tell their story and get funding and all those things, like, do you have some tips or advice on how they can kind of tell their story?

It's weird 'cause I, I, um, was in education for a while, um, and I'm a teacher, uh, but when it comes to, like, showcasing movement photography, dance photography specifically, I, I find it, um, interesting that I feel like I couldn't teach a workshop on it, 'cause I don't go into shoots with an idea of what I'm going to capture.
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Authenticity Beats Perfect Images
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