Life With Zee
A few years ago, I was a freshly minted graduate with a passionate desire to create something impactful. However, I was at a loss as to how to actualize this aspiration. Fast forward to the present day, and I find myself immersed in the dynamic field of marketing, traversing South Africa in pursuit of my professional endeavors. The wealth of experiences and encounters that I have had the privilege of engaging in have been nothing short of extraordinary, leaving me awe-struck! Unfortunately, I have noticed that in modern times, trivial metrics such as social media follower counts have become the primary factor in determining who has the right ‘influence’ to share their stories with a wider audience. If you ask me, I’d say it’s BS and doing a great disservice to our community. So, I embarked on this adventure to create a podcast that would serve as a platform to showcase the fascinating stories and insights from a diverse range of personalities, such as business founders, influencers, content creators, corporate executives, PhD candidates, and more.Consider this podcast as an invitation to a quick coffee chat with me, where you get to tap into a wealth of inspiring stories, reflective narratives, and invaluable tips. Now, sit back, relax and enjoy a snack as we embark on this journey! —————Like the show? Feel free to buy a cup of tea to support https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Lifewithzee
Life With Zee
EP 24 Altin Ferreira: Pictures, the Process and Prevailing Challenges
From matriculant to master photographer, Altin (aka Attie Patattie) takes us on his journey from shooting self portraits on a Huawei to becoming an (almost) master photographer!
In this episode we chat about:
- How he started his photography journey,
- How he turned emotions into art,
- How his relationship with God has impacted his journey,
- How he managed to segue into photography as a career and
- That time he almost became a yachtie.
Time flies as we chat about the lessons he's learned in his young career but we have heaps of fun and hope this inspires another photographer to shoot their shot (see what I did there?).
