293: Radomir Jakubowski - Think Like an Economist to Improve Your Photography - a podcast by Matt Payne

from 2022-11-28T04:00

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Learning about other subjects such as philosophy, psychology, economics, and geology can all make you a better photographer and also a better businessperson in your photography. I'm a strong advocate for cross-disciplinary study to make yourself a more well-rounded person, which I think makes you a better photographer.


As such, this week on the podcast I'm happy to introduce you to Radomir Jakubowski, a German landscape, nature, and wildlife photographer. Radomir has a huge collection of awesome images in his portfolio and lots of interesting ways to think about the world that I think may help you in your journey as a photographer.


On this week's episode, we discuss:


  • Radomir's journey as a photographer,

  • How studying other subjects can benefit your photography,

  • How Radomir approached competitions early on in his career as a photographer,

  • How Radomir thinks like an economist to improve his photography and photography business,

  • Being a brand ambassador - how / why / what makes sense,

  • Why and how Radomir uses his images to protect Europe,

  • And a lot more!


Other topics/links discussed on the podcast this week:



If you enjoyed our chat, you can join us for a bonus episode on Patreon where we discuss ideas to making more evocative images for your portfolio.


Here is who Radomir recommended on the podcast this week:



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