Greg Boratyn, a well-known, award-winning photographer, talks about how his escape into photography has not only been a personal retreat but also a means to foster a deeper connection with the natural environment. Through his lens, Greg captures more than just images – he tells stories and preserves moments, something AI is yet to replicate. Join us as we uncover Greg's insights on balancing the technicalities of photography with its artistic soul, and how, in a world of artificial replication, the authenticity and emotional depth of capturing nature's beauty remain unparalleled.
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