A lot of what you do at National Geographic is you’re an arbiter or taste. And of course what we want to do, I don’t want to be elitist, unapproachable, inaccessible, but I want this to be an experience of high taste. That you can’t get any place else, and of course when you tap into that gut reaction knowing that there are times you’re going to be wrong, admit your wrong, move on, learn. It’s very analogous to being a photographer in a field, and everyday making decisions.
via Interview: Chris Johns, Editor, National Geographic Magazine | burn magazine.
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Whoa. Speaking of mistakes, that blurb is a hot mess of poorly-used punctuation and bad grammar.
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