Jeremy Cowart on humanitarian photography, embracing failure, and creating for those in need

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Written By David McCollum

Creative Jeremy Cowart shares his journey as a celebrity portraiture and humanitarian photographer, why failure is necessary, and how empathy encourages us to create for others in need.

Practice: Create For Others

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Show Notes:
Jeremy Cowart’s Website: https://cowart.io 
Block Queens NFTS: https://www.blockqueens.io 
Gatlinburg Drone Photos: https://time.com/drone-photos-gatlinburg/ 

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