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“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110

2026-03-04 · 70 min · 21 entities

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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://mattjacob.co/insiders
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://joemcnally.com/
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://betterpictureswithjoe.com/

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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://mattjacob.co/insiders
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://wakingup.sjv.io/c/7738181/3958771/54965
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://joemcnally.com/
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://betterpictureswithjoe.com/
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://mattjacob.co/insiders
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://wakingup.sjv.io/c/7738181/3958771/54965
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://joemcnally.com/
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    Link in episode "“25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110": https://betterpictureswithjoe.com/

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    “25 Years With National Geographic” Joe McNally on What Photography Lost (And What It Gained) - E110
Episode description as stored
Joe McNally, legendary professional photographer best known for his work with National Geographic, Life, and major commercial clients, and for his mastery of lighting and flash, joins me on the show to discuss an array of topics.  We go deep on the future of photography, how the industry has changed from magazines to the digital era, what AI is really doing to trust in images, why craft is the foundation of art, and what separates a hobbyist from a working photographer through reproducible results, storytelling, and ethical responsibility. Other things we discussed: Why a truly great photograph can change you foreve The camera as a “visa” and the privilege, access, and responsibility of photographing people The collapse of durable editorial outlets and why modern campaigns disappear fast How smartphone photography and in-house content have impacted rates and rights Building a personal photography voice instead of copying lighting setups Tenacity, failure tolerance, and why awards are “temporary” What makes an image “good” and how to stop viewers mid-scroll with emotion Research, rapport, and making subjects feel safe in portrait photography Mentorship, gatekeeping, and why photography skills should be passed on Food for the table vs food for the soul, and how photographers stay alive creatively The isolation of the modern photography workflow and the loss of communal learning spaces Find Joe on the following platforms: Website: https://joemcnally.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joemcnallyphoto Online Teaching Platform: https://betterpictureswithjoe.com ________________________________ Message me, leave a comment and join in the conversation! Support the show _________________________________ Thank you for listening and for being a part of this incredible community. You can listen and watch full extended and ad-free episodes in my community - The MOOD Insiders - where I also share insights, photography tips and behind-the-scenes content on my channel as well as meet with the community on book club weekly events, special guest features, bonus content, open forum access, free resources and so much more. Join The Community - extended episodes & bonus features https://www.mattjacob.co/insiders The App That Transformed My Art & Mind https://wakingup.sjv.io/c/7738181/3958771/54965 Website: https://themoodpodcast.com Socials: IG | X | TikTok | Threads | YouTube | @mattyj_ay