Have you ever thought about printing your work, maybe in the form of a small book? Perhaps a small project? If yes, you might be interested in this podcast episode with Daniel Milnor.
Daniel Milnor is a journalist, photographer and writer who is now performing these duties in his role as “Creative Evangelist,” for Blurb Inc. He has a blog called shifter.media and lives in New Mexico. We focus on the process of creating your own first printed photo book. Daniel likes to think of the process in thirds: 1) narrative / story; 2) edit/sequencing; 3) design (page, graphic) / typography / layout. You can listen to this podcast episode via the website, or via your favorite podcast player (see links below).
For more listening options and all other episodes, please click here.
For sharing, download or additional listening options, hover over the player and click on the sharing icon on the player (bottom right). 
Daniel’s website and YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/SMOGRANCH
Resources mentioned by Daniel:
- photoeye.com
- 3 volume series: Martin Barr / Gerry Badger – history of photobooks https://www.domestika.org/en/blog/3840-history-of-the-photobook
- Alec Soth (Magnum Photographer) YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHIxfgu7HE9_Tok9OGNrQ_g
- Aaron Hardin Photo YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/aaronwhardin
- Magcloud digest https://www.magcloud.com/formats/variations/digest
