The Eye Podcast

In this episode of The Eye Podcast, we have some laughs with photographer and film maker Taylor Ballantyne. Taylor started her pursuit at the age of 14 years old and is now shooting some of the biggest names in sports and fashion. As you'll hear and see (if you watch our YouTube version of this episode), Taylor has an amazing personality that helps her become almost like a chameleon when it comes to photographing her subjects.
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https://www.taylorballantyne.com for Taylor's portfolio.
Instagram: @taylorbphoto

In this episode of The Eye Podcast we interview Atlanta Freelance Photographer Kevin D. Liles. Kevin has been a freelance photographer for 8 years now and is currently the Team Photographer for the Atlanta Braves. He's had work published in the New York Times, Washington Post, Sports Illustrated, the list goes on. Bryce decided to have Kevin on the show first because Kevin has been a huge mentor in Bryce's life. Bryce met Kevin back in 2015 over some wifi issues Kevin was having during an assignment. Kevin talks a great deal about the lifestyle of a freelance photographer today and what he's learned as he's grown throughout his career. One talking point during their conversation is about turning off. What can we do not only as photographers but also as people to turn off and just enjoy the moments we have.

In this episode of The Eye Podcast, we have Insung Kim. Insung is the Creative Director for the Atlanta Braves. We sat in his office and talked about his journey from moving to the U.S. when he was young from South Korea to having an important role at the Braves.

Welcome to the first ever episode of The Eye Podcast! In this introduction you'll hear host Bryce France give a little bit of background on himself and why he started the podcast. Bryce is a freelance photographer based out of Atlanta, Ga and has been freelancing in the sports and portrait market for 2 years. The goal of this podcast is to share some new perspectives on life through creativity.
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Intro and outro music was made by Marc Mangra / https://www.marcmangra.com / @marcmangra
Hosted and produced by Bryce France / https://brycefrance.com /
@_brycefrance

In this episode we welcome back Jon Willey to the show as we talk with Dan Goldfarb, Graphic Designer for the Carolina Panthers. What brought about the conversation was a tweet Dan posted a week or so ago:
"The day I leave the sports industry is the day my mental health changes for the better."
This prompted me to reach out to Jon immediately because this was exactly the type of situation we discussed in our previous conversation. We talk about different things that we could do to start taking action so that creatives like Dan can stop feeling like their industry is not worth the time and effort.
IG: Dan - @theclassicdan
Jon -@ jwilleyphoto
Twitter: Dan - @degarts
Jon - @jonwilley