With a shooting career spanning major magazines and A-list celebrities, architectural and interior photographer Douglas Friedman joins us for a captivating exchange in this episode. From humble beginnings on the Upper West Side of New York to finding his passion for photography in India, Douglas recounts his creative journey with the raw honesty that has endeared him to us all. He also takes us behind the scenes of his memorable stint at Harper's Bazaar, where he carved a niche for himself with his unique style of capturing women in their homes.Douglas walks us through his creative process, emphasizing the importance of collaborations with interior stylists to bring a fresh perspective to a designer's vision. He shares his experiences from one of his most monumental shoots at the Kona Rosewood Resort in Hawaii and discusses the driving forces behind his work. A must-listen for any budding photographer, this episode is chock-full of insights from a master of the craft.This episode is not just about Douglas's professional milestones. He gets candid about personal experiences, like a memorable shoot with Faye Dunaway and a film cartridge mishap during his first assignment for Martha Stewart's magazine. He also talks about his life in Marfa, Texas, and gives us a sneak peek into his upcoming books - 'Star Style' and 'Behind the Blue Door'. This conversation offers a rare window into the journey of a creative powerhouse who continues to push boundaries and redefine the norms of photography. So, get ready to be inspired and learn from one of the best in the business.