The Life Of Phys Tyson Martin

​This episode James and I talk deep trauma. It may be triggering to some listeners

On this episode I have James Rice. James is a Midwest American photographer whose roots in photography go back to the days of black and white film in the late 1950's. James’s goal is to document the ordinary moments of life that we too often take for granted that are simply part of the human condition.  I try to capture not only the authenticity of the ordinary moment, but the precise moment when the ordinary has a touch of magic associated with it.

Quote From James
"My goal is to document the ordinary moments of life that we too often take for granted that are simply part of the human condition.  I try to capture not only the authenticity of the ordinary moment, but the precise moment when the ordinary has a touch of magic associated with it.  Most of my urban work has taken place on the streets of Chicago, but I have spent time in Indianapolis, Asheville, New Orleans, and New York City.  For many years, I have also been documenting life in rural Indiana and other parts of rural America.  There is a quiet rural catastrophe that is resulting in a significant degradation of the quality of life in small towns and counties.  There is both great sadness and strange beauty associated with the loss.”

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Web: www.jricephotography.com

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On this episode I have Reginald Cunningham (aka Reggie Noble). Reginald is the creator of the "Pure Black" brand. He is an influencer, creative, entrepreneur, and photographer whose work focuses on urban style and portraiture. Reginald is based in the Washington DC area and he has a current exhibit called DIVINE WOMAN at the Smith Center for Healing and the Arts  and it is be on display through May 10th. 
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The Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery Until May 10
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On this episode I have my friend Scott Graham. Scott is a British Columbia based photographer, Videographer and has a YouTube channel Today We discuss the current state of social media,  Traveling to Qatar to shoot an F1 race, The Hog Shack in Steveston BC,  the connection between creativity and mental health and why building a community is so important.

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Nate is a New York City based photographer and Videographer We discuss the current state of photography, upcoming projects  the connection between creativity and mental health and why building a community is so important 

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Monique Campbell observes the light that shines through the cracks illuminating the world both literally and figuratively. As a result of a mother who was affected by World War ll in Belgium, a harsh childhood, and experiences of chasing fire trucks and ambulances as a photojournalist, she developed an extraordinary sensitivity to her surroundings, situations, and other people's emotions.

Instagram: @moments_by_monique  @onhands.by.monique
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Fred Ranger is a Montreal-based photographer and filmmaker, Fred has a YouTube channel, offering photography insights, and hosts The Visual Storytelling Podcast, featuring interviews with creatives from around the world. 

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