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This episode features photographer Tom Murphy discussing his unique style, storytelling, and the importance of conservation in photography.

Episode 484 features legendary Yellowstone photographer Tom Murphy. We explore how Murphy’s ranching and anthropology background shapes his unique style and storytelling. Murphy shares advice on pursuing personal passion, observing nature deeply, and building a body of meaningful work. He emphasizes photographing wildlife in context, not just what an animal is, but who it is, and discusses the evolution of photographic technology, staying creatively engaged, and tips for strong composition. Murphy also stresses the value of giving back through conservation-focused photography and urges photographers to immerse themselves in places they love. Resources: Muench Workshops Giveaway Support the show on Patreon Tom Murphy Tom Murphy's Books Muench Workshops Buffalo Bill Center of the West Postage Stamp News

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