In this episode, we explore the remarkable journey of Jay Dusard, an icon whose black-and-white portraits have captured the soul of the American West. We trace his evolution from studying architecture to embracing photography and cowboy life, learning from masters like Ansel Adams along the way. Listeners will discover how Dusard’s intimate, timeless images and groundbreaking projects—spanning 25,000 miles and capturing the essence of ranch culture—continue to preserve the history and spirit of a disappearing era.

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Master Cowboy Photographer Jay Dusard Captures the Spirit of the American West

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