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In Focus with Ken Clough Photography

In Focus with Ken Clough Photography

Written by: Ken Clough | Photography Expert
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In Focus with Ken Clough Photography is a podcast that brings you behind the lens with professional photographer Ken Clough. From capturing once-in-a-lifetime wedding moments to stunning family portraits and creative engagement shoots, this podcast explores the art, techniques, and stories behind the images. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, a couple planning your big day, or just love great storytelling, tune in for expert insights, industry trends, and behind-the-scenes experiences from one of Upstate New York’s premier photographers. #KenCloughPhotography #UpstateNYPhotographerKen Clough | Photography Expert Art
Episodes
  • Looking Back to See Forward: What Season Two Taught Me
    Jan 20 2026

    Podcast Title: Looking Back to See Forward: What Season Two Taught Me

    Podcast: In Focus with Ken Clough Photography

    Host: Ken Clough, Wedding Photographer & Storyteller

    Episode Summary: Season finales aren’t about wrapping things up neatly — they’re about pausing long enough to notice what stayed with us.

    In this Season Two finale of In Focus with Ken Clough Photography, Ken reflects on the questions, conversations, and creative lessons that quietly shaped the season. From finding and trusting your voice, to photography as connection rather than performance, to the importance of renewal, collaboration, and lived experience, this episode looks back not to summarize, but to understand.

    Ken shares what surprised him most this season, how reflective episodes resonated more deeply than instructional ones, and how slowing down has sharpened the way he photographs weddings, collaborates with clients, and approaches creative work.

    This episode also serves as a gentle bridge into Season Three, a season that will explore legacy, leadership, long-view creativity, and the stories that stay with us over time.

    If you’re a photographer, creative, or anyone drawn to thoughtful storytelling, this is an episode meant to be sat with, not rushed through.

    Key Segments:

    • Why Season Two existed — and why reflection mattered
    • Finding and trusting your creative voice
    • Photography as connection, not performance
    • Creativity, burnout, and the importance of renewal
    • Collaboration, mentorship, and shared growth
    • What surprised Ken most this season
    • How reflection changed the way he works
    • A quiet transition into Season Three

    Keywords: wedding photography, creative voice, photography podcast, photography storytelling, creative reflection, finding your style photography, photography as connection, artistic growth, creative renewal, photography mentorship, behind the lens, In Focus with Ken Clough Photography

    #InFocusPodcast #WeddingPhotography #PhotographyPodcast #CreativeVoice #VisualStorytelling #PhotographyAsArt #CreativeGrowth #BehindTheLens #PhotographersLife #SeasonFinale

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    12 mins
  • Finding Your Voice: Wedding Photography, Design, and Creative Growth with Gabby Deck
    Jan 16 2026

    Episode Title: Finding Your Voice: Wedding Photography, Design, and Creative Growth with Gabby Deck

    Podcast: In Focus with Ken Clough Photography

    Host: Ken Clough, Wedding Photographer & Storyteller

    Episode Summary: Finding your creative voice doesn’t happen all at once—it’s something that develops through curiosity, experience, and a willingness to grow.

    In this episode of In Focus with Ken Clough Photography, Ken sits down with photographer and designer Gabby Deck for a thoughtful conversation about creativity, wedding photography, and artistic evolution. Gabby shares her journey into photography, why wedding photography surprised her, and how emotion, storytelling, and human connection shape her work.

    The conversation also explores how Gabby’s background in graphic and media design influences her photographic style, from composition and color to visual storytelling inspired by NYC and LA design culture. Along the way, they talk about current creative trends, the return of nostalgia in visual work, and what wedding photography teaches us about people, relationships, and emotion.

    This episode is especially meaningful for photographers and creatives at the beginning of their journey—or anyone navigating uncertainty while trying to find their own voice. It’s a reminder that mistakes are part of the process, caring deeply is a strength, and authenticity matters more than perfection.

    Key Segments:

    • Gabby’s photography background and creative beginnings
    • What unexpectedly drew her to wedding photography
    • What she loves most about photographing weddings
    • Navigating fast-paced, unpredictable wedding days
    • Artistic influences and evolving photographic style
    • What couples should feel when looking back at their wedding photos
    • How a design background shapes photographic vision
    • NYC and LA design influences and visual culture
    • Current trends in design and photography
    • What wedding photography teaches about people and emotion
    • Advice for photographers starting out
    • What Gabby hopes her creative journey inspires in others

    Keywords: wedding photography podcast, photography podcast, finding your creative voice, wedding photographer journey, design and photography, creative growth photography, photography inspiration, documentary wedding photography, artistic wedding photography, photography advice for beginners, visual storytelling, photography and design influence

    #InFocusPodcast #KenCloughPhotography #WeddingPhotography #PhotographyPodcast #CreativeJourney #FindingYourVoice #WeddingPhotographer #PhotographyInspiration #VisualStorytelling #CreativeGrowth

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    26 mins
  • Through the Lens at MAGFest: How Collaborative Storytelling Resets Creativity
    Jan 8 2026

    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


    Episode Summary: In this episode of In Focus with Ken Clough Photography, I reflect on returning to MAGFest and how photographing cosplayers in an unscripted, high-energy environment has become one of the most powerful creative resets in my work. Stepping outside my usual photography settings—weddings, portraits, and editorial work—forces me to let go of routine, respond instinctively, and truly see again.


    Photographing cosplay at MAGFest is a lesson in collaborative storytelling. Cosplayers aren’t just subjects—they’re creators who bring intention, identity, and emotion to every interaction. In this episode, I explore what cosplay photography teaches me about trust, generosity, working in chaos, and why the best images happen when control loosens and collaboration leads.


    This episode is for photographers and creatives who feel stuck in routine, who are searching for renewed inspiration, or who believe that growth happens when we step outside our comfort zone. MAGFest reminds me that creativity is renewed through curiosity, respect, and shared storytelling—and those lessons carry back into everything I photograph.


    Key Segments:

    • ​Returning to MAGFest as a Creative Reset
    • ​Leaving the Comfort Zone on Purpose
    • ​Cosplay as Collaborative Storytelling
    • ​What Cosplayers Teach Us About Seeing People
    • ​Chaos as a Classroom
    • ​Resetting Creativity Through Generosity
    • ​Carrying Creative Lessons Back Into Professional Work
    • ​An Invitation to Collaborate at MAGFest


    Keywords: cosplay photograph, MAGFest, creative reset, collaborative storytelling, photography inspiration, creative growth, photographers podcast, artistic renewal, documentary photography, portrait photography, visual storytelling, creative process, photography podcast


    #InFocusPodcast #KenCloughPhotography #MAGFest #CosplayPhotography #CreativeReset #CollaborativeStorytelling #PhotographyPodcast #VisualStorytelling #CreativeInspiration #ArtistMindset #MAGFest2026

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    8 mins
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