John Paul Caponigro myFIVE

A form of environmental art in virtual space, John Paul Caponigro’s works are about the nature of perception and perception of nature.
Exhibited internationally, his works have been purchased by private and public collections, including The Smithsonian, Princeton University, and The Estee Lauder Collection.
John Paul is a pioneer among visual artists working with digital media. He consults with the corporations that build the tools he uses, including Adobe, Apple, Canon, Kodak, and Sony. A member of the Photoshop Hall of Fame, Epson’s Stylus Pros, and X-Rite’s Coloratti, his work is published widely in periodicals and books, including Art News and The Ansel Adams Guide.
Author of the video training series R/Evolution and the book Adobe Photoshop Master Class, he has been a contributing editor to various magazines and websites, including Camera Arts, Digital Photo Pro, The Huffington Post, and Apple, for over twenty years.
A highly sought-after speaker (Apple, Microsoft, MIT), he has taught thousands in workshops and tens of thousands in lectures. He leads unique adventures in the wildest places on earth to help participants creatively make deeper connections with nature and themselves. Get a taste of what he does in his Google and TEDx talks.
Learn more - visit www.johnpaulcaponigro.art.

[@nicknichols4249]

I agree, everytime I listen to Paul, I have to stop to let it sink in, and then I'm probably understanding only a small percentage of his message. Thanks!

[@TheCritHouse]

I had to look up a couple of things

[@DREES56_TRR-qw2vr]

absolutely fascinating. I am a newcomer to the channel, having only watched maybe a dozen videos so far and I find them as fascinating and inspiring as Graeme Wiiliams' videos. It is so interesting to hear about peoples drives and history and what moves them. I found John Paul's comments about his working alongside and about his father's influence quite moving. Thank you for bringing him and his selection of artists to my attention.

[@TheCritHouse]

Welcome aboard!

[@boristahmasian9604]

I check for your new videos every day with much anticipation not knowing who would be on next. Then I tune in and see John, a major influence for my nature work. I am a huge, huge fan of John's work. It was a pleasure watching this episode. Like you, I'm going to rewatch this episode many more times. Thanks a bunch. You rock.

[@TheCritHouse]

We're were honored that he accepted our invitation

[@philipblanchardphotography3784]

JPC has such a descriptive and wide vocabulary that he is so fascinating to listen to A great selection and commentary thank you Paul and The Crithouse. Keep up your good work one of my absolute fave KZbin channels.

[@TheCritHouse]

Thanks for listening. And thanks for the kind words.

[@almostgreen9498]

This was wonderful. Not sure we deserve him but his online content has taught me so much. Thank you Paul!

[@TheCritHouse]

Thank you.

[@elimajewski3384]

Wow! What a man! I will too return to this video! I happened to watch a video on creativity in photography yesterday. The author emphasized the significance of photographer's own point of view on the subject. Now, this guy has a POINT OF VIEW on things! Thank you! Very inspiring!

[@TheCritHouse]

Wow, thank you!

[@sonofoneintheuniverse]

Wonderful guest and host! 😊

[@TheCritHouse]

Well, at least a wonderful guest.

[@TCMx3]

I gotta say I looked up some of John's work and this guy is an insanely good artist. Love the anecdote and the choices, very different than most folks featured so far. And love seeing local folks.

[@TheCritHouse]

He's great. We loved the variety as well

[@richardlarsen5716]

Excellent, thank you. One little problem though, it was far to short.

[@TheCritHouse]

Agreed.

[@zoltanpuskas4722]

Very good episode. Sometimes John speaks a little too fast for my old ears, and then I seem to get lost in his verbiage so I'll need to rerun this one a few times, thanks, Jeff.

[@TheCritHouse]

Zoltan, I'll admit to having to reference a dictionary once or twice.