{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"\u2b50\ufe0f Listener Favorite - Togetherness, Blind Spots, and the Stories That Stay with Linsey Davis","description":"\u26a0\ufe0f Note: This is a legacy episode from the Intentional Documentary\u00ae era. I\u2019ve kept it here because it explores story, presence, and meaning through deeply human moments, especially relevant for those reflecting on family, loss, and memory. \u26a0\ufe0f Content warning: This episode includes a brief mention of the sudden loss of a parent during childhood. The story is shared thoughtfully and without graphic detail. Please take care while listening, or feel free to skip this episode if needed. ... What if your most meaningful photos weren\u2019t just about what\u2019s visible, but about what\u2019s at risk of being missed? In this conversation, Linsey Davis shares how the loss of her father shaped her longing for togetherness, how homeschooling five kids has deepened her awareness, and why photography made her more present, not less. We talk about documenting as personal legacy, the power of prompts, and how a single table came to hold decades of memory and meaning. Topics covered:  How Linsey\u2019s documenting practice grew from personal grief and a desire for togetherness Using photography as a tool to become more present, not less The myth of \u201cseeing everything\u201d as a documentarian Why prompts are essential for uncovering blind spots in your documenting Letting go of professional labels and reclaiming artistry without pressure The story of \u201cthe table\u201d \u2014 a powerful, multi-generational anchor of memory A reflection on documenting changing family dynamics as kids grow up Linsey\u2019s journaling habits and her dream of incorporating more video A final challenge for listeners: What story would you regret not recording if you could never pick up your camera again? Connect with Linsey + access the archived episode resources here: \u2028 \u2192 dangerouslygoodstories.com\/intentional-documentary-archive   ","author_name":"DANGEROUSLY GOOD STORIES","author_url":"http:\/\/dangerouslygoodstories.com\/podcast","html":"