LIVE Schedule: September 2, 16, 21 • 4:00 pm PT / 7:00 pm ET and September 26 • 9:00 am PT / 12:00 pm ET

Each session will be available on-demand the day following the LIVE presentation.

Across these conversations, we move beyond technique to examine the forces that shape our work. In How Important is Location to Your Photography? – Two Perspectives, Beth Buelow and Sarah Marino challenge the role of place in defining our images. David duChemin explores Defining the Creative Value in Bodies of Work and How to Approach Your Work, helping photographers move from isolated images to meaningful, cohesive expression. Dusty Doddridge’s Personality Type and Photographic Approach looks inward at how who you are influences what you create, while Andrea Pozzi’s Decontextualize to Find Your Inner Voice pushes beyond the literal to uncover deeper, more personal interpretation.

Together, these sessions explore the intersection of vision, intention, and self-awareness—key elements in developing a photographic voice that is both authentic and evolving. This series invites photographers to reflect on their own approach, question assumptions, and become more deliberate in the choices that shape their work.

Each session stands on its own, but together they form a broader exploration of creativity—one that encourages you to look inward as much as outward. Whether you’re refining your direction or searching for it, this series is designed to help you better understand your work and the creative path you’re on.