Teaching photography has become one of the most rewarding parts of my career. Whether I’m working with Scouts, mentoring interns, or writing books about photography, each experience challenges me to reflect on my own work, revisit the fundamentals, and continually refine my craft.
Before digital cameras and Lightroom, Ken Clough was splicing 8mm film in his basement and running 35mm projectors at Syracuse University. In this episode of In Focus, he reflects on how cinematography shaped his approach to wide composition, 16:9 framing, and visual storytelling—and why he still shoots stills like scenes from a movie.
Episode Title: Through the Lens at MAGFest: How Collaborative Storytelling Resets Creativity Podcast: In Focus with Ken Clough Photography Host: Ken Clough, Photographer, Visual Storyteller
