In this episode, I sit down with world-tour cycling photographer Harry Talbot to talk about life behind the lens — from shooting races like the Tour de France and living out of suitcases to chasing creative excellence without losing yourself in the process. Harry shares what it’s really like working inside professional cycling, the chaos most people never see, and what it takes to consistently create photos that make people stop and look twice. We get into identity, ambition, travel, nature, self-doubt, and the tension between wanting more while still trying to stay grounded. Harry opens up about the constant push to improve, the fear of losing that drive, and how creativity, career, and personal fulfillment all intertwine. This one’s about purpose, perspective, and figuring out what it actually means to love what you do while still becoming who you’re meant to be.

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