How Photography Has Changed & What To Do About It with Michael Yamashita
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In this episode, Michael Yamashita and I dive into what has changed in the world of photography and how you can adapt. Michael Yamashita has combined his dual passions of photography and travel for over 25 years as a shooter for The National Geographic.Â
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