by Bryon Lippincott | Aug 1, 2018 | Blog, Blog Posts, Filmmaking, Humanitarian Filmmaking, Humanitarian Photography, Storytelling
According to Websters the definition of a humanitarian is this: A person promoting human welfare and social reform. So a reasonable extension of that definition to the title of humanitarian photographer might look something like this. A humanitarian...
by Bryon Lippincott | Mar 27, 2018 | Blog, Blog Posts, Intentional Living
How do we deal with situations that we can escape and get away from but there are people who cannot leave and are trapped? (This article was written in Nov, 2017) I have been mentally struggling lately with situations going on in the world that I cannot change and...
by Bryon Lippincott | Jan 25, 2018 | Blog, Blog Posts, Brand Strategy, Humanitarian Filmmaking, Humanitarian Photography, Nonprofit marketing, Storytelling
If there is one thing that seems to drive photographers it is fascination. For some photographers it is a fascination with beautiful landscapes and nature, for others the beauty of architecture or fashion, or even the ability to present food in an artistic way. For me...
by Bryon Lippincott | Jan 1, 2018 | Blog, Blog Posts, Intentional Living
Warning this is a bit of a rant. It started when I saw a shared post on facebook yesterday that was pure gossip and essentially nothing but social slander. A post that demonized the poor and made generous people out to be the victims of fraud. I would have let this...
by Bryon Lippincott | Dec 13, 2017 | Blog, Blog Posts, Intentional Living
I am currently in the process of reading Linch Pin by Seth Godin. As I’ve been reading, one idea keeps hitting me between the eyes. We spend our entire lives learning to and being trained to wait for permission to act. In school we need permission to go to the...
