Photography is both an artform and a craft, meaning some photographers practice to create pieces of work that move you, while others are trying to capture a person or scene exactly as it appears in real life. The difference between to two can be hard to find at times, as both forms require immense knowledge and skill. The real difference is simply intention. Mickey Adair is a photographer that considers himself more of a documentarian than an artist, but his work has spanned decades and still moves people as much as any art. Josh Johnson sits down with Adair to discuss his origins, process, and some stories behind some of his most known photos...