What is it we’re really trying to capture when we reach for a camera?
While on a family trip to Aruba, I found myself questioning why I wanted a photograph so badly. It wasn’t about documenting the vacation or sharing it online. It was something deeper. A moment of seeing that led me into a much bigger conversation about photography, creative identity, and what it actually means to be an artist.
In this episode, I explore how creativity sometimes lives less in what we make and more in the way we pay attention.
About Pam Vale (Series Creator):
Pam Vale is an author, wonder-seeker, and creative enabler.
For more than forty years, creativity has been her way of exploring the world. Today, through books, conversations, and writing, she shares the questions, stories, and everyday moments that invite us to slow down, pay closer attention, and discover what genuinely interests us.
Her work is rooted in curiosity, wonder, and the belief that creativity is less about what we produce and more about how we engage with life.
Learn more at www.pamvale.com.
Everything I write, record, and create grows from the same ideas explored in my book, The Key to Creativity.
If you’ve ever wondered whether you’re creative, or wanted to find and trust your own interests a little more, I wrote it for you.
If this made you pause, wonder, or notice something new, I’d love for you to share it with someone who might feel the same.
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