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Now, I love making photographs.

Decades after I made my very first image with my dad's camera,

that wonderful experience of creating something beautiful

with little more than my own eye

and a little pressure from my index finger is still there for me.

We can talk endless hours about the latest camera or some new Photoshop technique, but when I get down to the core of it, it's really about how I can take the way I see the world and create something that makes other people look at it and go, wow.

That's where the joy is.

And it's been the pursuit of that joyful experience that

inspires today's guest, George Lang. His photographs of President Obama, Jim Carrey, Sophia Loren,

Queen Latifah, have appeared in newspapers and magazines including glamour, people, GQ, and

Sports Illustrated. He's a photographer

whose mantra is, it's not just what the photographs look like, but what they feel like.

In his recent book, The Unforgettable Photograph, he shares over 200 tips and secrets

for how you can make great photographs of your

own life. I talk to a lot of photographers who have a passion for their work. But along with passion,

George brings his sincere, unadulterated joy about making pictures along for the ride as well.

So enjoy our conversation with George Lang.

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