"This Human Viewfinder"
Doyle Daniels"Explorations of Absurdity, Beauty, and Meaning, One Frame at a Time,"
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 9 | Subscribers | Read | doyledaniels.substack.com |
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There Are Two Sides to Every Camera
Let’s just say it: being photographed is super weird. You become suddenly hyper-aware of your face muscles, your hands forget how to exist, and your brain starts whispering things like, “Do you normally look like that?” or “Have your ears a...
Stop Waiting for Success—It’s Not Coming.
Walking into the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Nikon in hand, I wasn’t contemplating deep existential ideologies. I was there for dinosaurs and stars—things that existed long before us and will last long after.
"I Won Editorial Photo of the Year and All I Got Was This Blog Post "
Let’s start with the big news—I won Editorial Photo of the Year! Cue the confetti cannons, imaginary award speech, and the slow-motion fist pump. But seriously, this win means a lot, I mean to me at least, and no not just because it's an ho...
The Loudest Voice in the Room:
Trepidation. It’s not just a kind of dinosaur—it’s that uneasy feeling in your gut, that hesitation before stepping into something bigger than yourself. Also, it’s not a dinosaur, but it does creep in when I pick up my camera, making me won...
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