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Brooks Jensen is a fine art photographer, publisher, workshop teacher, and writer. He and his late wife (Maureen Gallagher) are the owners, co-founders, editors, and publishers of the award-winning LensWork, one of today’s most respected and essential periodicals in fine art photography. With subscribers in 72 countries, Brooks’ impact on fine art photography is worldwide. His long-running podcast on photography and the creative process is heard over the Internet by thousands daily. LensWork is currently in its 31st year of publication.
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LensWork Publishing is also at the leading edge in multimedia and digital media publishing, with LensWork Extended Computer Edition and the LensWork Tablet Edition, both PDF-based and media-rich expanded versions of the magazine. LensWork Online is a membership website with terabytes of online content, including videos, audio, workshops, and inspiration for your creative photographic endeavors. Brooks' personal work can be seen in his ongoing series, Kokoro, a PDF-based, downloadable periodical.
Brooks Jensen is the author of thirteen best-selling books on photography and creativity: Looking at Images, The Creative Life in Photography, Letting Go of the Camera, and the three-volume set Single Exposures: Random Observations on Art, Photography, and Creativity. His most recent books are Photography, Art, & Media; The Best of the LensWork Interviews. He is also the editor and publisher of Seeing in SIXES (four volumes published in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019), Our Magnificent Planet 2020, Our Magnificent Planet 2021, Trilogies 2022, and Light, Glorious Light 2023.
Two monographs of Brooks' personal photograph have been published: Made of Steel (2012) and Dreams of Japan (2021).

[@jimphilpott902]

Your guest is a calm and articulate voice in the world of photography. His encouragement to see "beyond" is rich and instructive. Good job.

[@TheCritHouse]

He is. Thanks, man.

[@zoltanpuskas4722]

Yet another wonderful episode. Having been exposed to LensWork (and Brooks) many years ago I'm still enjoying his magazine and work. This episode was a great insight into his way of seeing. Well done, Jeff.

[@TheCritHouse]

Thanks Z. It was a great discussion

[@bizpixvegas7651]

I am speechless and inspired to no end. Brooks validates what I have been trying to do with my photography for all these years. I checked out his website and have shared this video with my friends. Storytelling, that is the key. Wow.

[@TheCritHouse]

So glad it hit home for you

[@FritzMichel-mt4iv]

A very inspiring conversation. Thank you very much.

[@TheCritHouse]

Happy to hear it

[@robertgordon6362]

Well done. Inspirational. Thank you.

[@TheCritHouse]

Many thanks!

[@nicknichols4249]

Just awesome! Thank you for introducing me to my new hero!

[@TheCritHouse]

Our pleasure!

[@DavidGBlair]

really great discussion. I especially enjoyed learning about Dickens and Wright Morris

[@TheCritHouse]

Glad to hear it! I learned a lot too.

[@fun-stuff]

thank you

[@TheCritHouse]

You are more than welcome

[@NirSharon]

At first i thought you are talking to your brother .... great talk! thanks

[@TheCritHouse]

I wish!

[@richardlarsen5716]

An excellent inspiring video, thank you. The only problem I had with it is that it was to short.

[@TheCritHouse]

Glad you enjoyed it! I understand your comment about the length. We've been expanding the length of our episodes recently for just this reason.

[@richardlarsen5716]

@@TheCritHouse Thank you, I think even two hours of listening to Brooks Jenson for two hours would have felt to short for me.

[@almostgreen9498]

The story about the patches…wonderful! (You forgot the link to Cig Harvey)

[@TheCritHouse]

Oh, my. I'll correct that now. Sorry green.