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What can photographers learn from musicians with Pete Coco
Pete Coco is a New York headshot and portrait photographer — and a jazz musician who spent years working out bass lines by ear before he ever picked up a camera.
Marcus and Sam talk to Pete about what studying the jazz masters taught him about developing his own photographic style, and why he thinks professionalism is the thing photography and music have most in common.
How years of learning jazz bass lines by ear shaped Pete’s approach to photography
Why studying the “masters” — in any creative field — isn’t optional if you want your own style
What mentorship taught Pete that formal training…
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