Welcome to a special interview edition of Froano's photo. Rawl Talk. I sit down with David Burnett,

a classic photojournalistic photographer who's been around for over 50 plus years of shooting.

He's traveled the world. He's been everywhere for everything. If it's major and it's happened in the

news, he's been there.

Now, we originally put this episode out in Rawl Talk 117. We did about 30 minutes prior to the interview and then ran the interview at the end.

But if you just want to listen to the interview, we're putting it up right now as a bonus interview with David Burnett.

Now, I sat with him for about an hour, a little bit more than an hour,

and he just had story after story after story. It was amazing the stories he was telling.

Now, I didn't even get to everything that I wanted to talk about. We probably could have talked

for three hours, and we would have still gotten great information. But he shared some awesome stories, gave some great advice for photographers, and I think it's

well worth the listen.

I just sat there and listened.

I said very little through the whole interview, and that's what I'm supposed to do,

is sit there and listen.

It's not about me.

It's about David Burnett.

So here is the interview with David Burnett.

Jealous to the fact that you haven't stripped out the threads on your cable release.

Mine, I could fix it, I suppose.

I just haven't, but the threads stripped out and it won't take a camera.

Because that's the way to fire that camera, not this.

Yeah.

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