“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110
About this episode
Joe McNally discusses the evolution of photography and its future in the digital age.
Joe McNally, legendary professional photographer best known for his work with National Geographic, Life, and major commercial clients, and for his mastery of lighting and flash, joins me on the show to discuss an array of topics. We go deep on the future of photography, how the industry has changed from magazines to the digital era, what AI is really doing to trust in images, why craft is the foundation of art, and what separates a hobbyist from a working photographer through reproducib...
Topics covered
- photography
- National Geographic
- digital era
- AI in photography
- craft in art
- professional photography
Keywords
- photography
- National Geographic
- AI
- lighting
- art
- hobbyist
- professional
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