389: Michael Engelhard - An Anthropologist's Perspective on Landscape Photography
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In today's episode of the podcast, I chat with Michael Engelhard, a writer and cultural anthropologist. You’ll explore his new wilderness books, the centennial of America's first wilderness area, landscape photography’s cultural implications, and the importance of combining storytelling with nature photography for deeper narratives.
Resources Mentioned:
Michael's Books
Nature First
Aldo Leopold: "Think Like a Mountain"
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Photographers Mentioned:
Brian Adams
Matika Wilbur
Kiliii Yuyan
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