In this episode, we delve into the fascinating journey of Jacob Zocherman, a photographer who transitioned from aspiring doctor to capturing the raw emotions of conflict zones and ultramarathons. (He is the one behind the famous Jasmine Paris image)

Jacob shares his experiences of working in high-stress environments, the emotional toll it took on him, and how he found solace and balance through running photography. His unique perspective on empathy and connection allows him to capture iconic moments in ultrarunning, highlighting the communal spirit and resilience of the sport.

Jacob's story is one of resilience and adaptability, as he navigates the challenges of photographing in both conflict zones and ultrarunning events.

He discusses the importance of preparation, the role of luck, and the deep connections he forms with his subjects.

Through his lens, Jacob captures not just images, but the essence of human experience, making his work both meaningful and impactful. This episode offers a profound insight into the life of a photographer who uses his craft to explore and document the world around him, while also finding personal growth and fulfilment.

Learn more about Jacob

www.zocherman.com

www.searchingforzocherman.com

https://www.instagram.com/searchingforzocherman/

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