What actually qualifies you as a photographer?

Is it a degree, a course, or awards — or is it something quieter than that?In this episode, Mitch reflects on what really makes someone a photographer. Not certificates or permission, but consistency, curiosity, and the willingness to keep showing up. From missed shots and slow progress to finding your own way of seeing, this is a calm, honest conversation about practice, patience, and trusting the process.

A reflective episode about photography, creativity, and life — one frame at a time. #photographypodcast#photographyjourney#creativeprocess#slowphotography#mindfulphotography#visualjournal#findingyourstyle#mitchcaptureimagery

I wasn’t planning this episode. I was stuck for ideas, then a quote on my desk stopped me in my tracks.

Life is like a camera — focus on what matters, learn from the negatives, and if things don’t work out… take another shot.

This one’s about photography, mindset, and the in-between moments.

In this episode, Mitch questions New Year resolutions and suggests a different approach: a photo journal. One frame a day, all year. Small moments add up — and by the end, you’ve got a visual record of a year worth remembering.

A quick dive into why blur, grain, shadows, and “mistakes” can actually make your photos stronger.

If you’re tired of chasing perfect shots, this is your reset.

In Macro Magic: Worlds Within Reach, Mitch takes us on a journey into the small details of the natural world. From dewdrops on leaves to tiny flowers, discover how macro photography reveals hidden patterns, textures, and light you might otherwise miss. Learn practical tips and see the world a little closer through Mitch’s lens.

Shadows hold stories we often overlook. In this episode, Mitch explores how light, silhouettes, and quiet moments in photography—and in life—teach patience, presence, and the beauty of the unseen.

In this episode, Mitch talks about the quiet freedom that comes when our signal bars dwindle, stepping away from screens, and reconnecting with nature, creativity, and the simple moments that often go unnoticed.

Photography isn’t just about pictures—it changes how we see and think. In this episode, I share how taking photos reshapes perception, sparks creativity, and helps us experience life more fully.