
The Wild Photographer (Court Whelan)
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12 Mar 2022 | What is "Bracketing" and when should you use it? | 00:24:01 | |
Photography certainly has its fair share of fancy terms and complicated menu systems. This is even more true in this digital age. However, bracketing is actually one of the more ancestral options within a camera menu, with roots stretching firmly back to film days. Do you need bracketing? What is it? Tune in to learn all about it, the various applications, how to use it, and what are the best scenes to actually use it.
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03 Apr 2022 | The Way Pro Photographers get Perfect Wildlife Portraits | 00:16:50 | |
When we see a pro photographer's wildlife portraiture, there is just something special about its look. It just "looks so professional." Want to know how this is consistently possible?
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31 Jan 2023 | My Go-To Camera Settings and Modes for Wildlife and Landscape Photography | 00:26:13 | |
Today's digital cameras have SO many settings and modes! This can be overwhelming, but it's actually a good thing once you understand the perfect settings for your photography. In this episode you'll hear my go-to settings for every time I'm out in our wild world taking wildlife and landscape photos. If you match my settings I have no doubt you can master your camera and use these perfect (and easy) settings to capture the best photos each and every time.
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23 Feb 2023 | All About African Safari Photography | 00:42:27 | |
Extraordinary wildlife, stunning scenery, and a travel vibe that is just plain awesome--African safaris are the best! Today we dive deep into all things African safari photography including gear advice, trip planning advice, as well as specific photo strategies for wildlife, sunrise, blue hour, and landscape photography (and more) in Africa.
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18 Mar 2023 | Elements of the Perfect Camera Bag | 00:19:29 | |
When you're a traveling nature photographer, having a great camera bag is a must. In this snapshot episode I talk about the components of a great camera bag and give recommendations for my favorite styles for each type of photo adventure.
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21 Apr 2023 | A Deep Dive into My Own Camera Gear | 00:45:23 | |
In this episode I go through all of my camera gear discussing what I have and why I have each piece, whether its a lens, a tripod, an accessory, etc. I've always found this to be a super useful tool in broadening ones horizons with photography and learning from others. In addition to the things I do have, I mention certain things I do not in order to break out what I view as essential, nice-to-have, and can-do-without.
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17 May 2023 | Pro Tips on Photographing Bears | 00:26:22 | |
Bear photography is one of the most spectacular forms of wildlife photography on planet earth. It's also one of the most popular, with summertime Brown Bear photography in places like Alaska and Yellowstone National Park being a yearly ritual for many wildlife photographers.
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09 Jun 2023 | Capturing Magical Moments During the Blue Hour | 00:17:58 | |
The blue hour is a fantastic time of day for creating unique scenes out of the ordinary. That time just after sunset and prior to pure darkness has a special hue to the sky. Not only is it great to photograph during this time of day, but it's a logical "transition" from sunset photography.
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28 Jul 2023 | Choosing the Right Telephoto Lens for Wildlife | 00:21:39 | |
Zoom Telephoto lenses are the workhorses of wildlife photography. However, there are many attributes that differ between each "class" of zoom telephoto. Whether you're deciding which telephoto to bring on your next trip or are just wanting to know what to look for in your next purchase, this covers it all.
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29 Oct 2023 | Never Get Another Blurry Wildlife Photo Ever Again | 00:38:09 | |
It's shocking, demoralizing and just wrong...you nail the shot but then you go back later and look at your "prized" photos and they all have a slight blur to them. Or worse, they're really blurry! Either way, I have the explanation and solution for you.
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06 Jan 2024 | Talking with Arthur Lefo: His Approach and Techniques for Capturing the Best Wildlife Photos Possible | 01:07:26 | |
This episode is full of so many gems! Today I talk with Arthur Lefo, an extraordinary wildlife photographer out of Denver (and Jackson Hole) whose meteoric rise with photography has been nothing short of inspirational. In this episode, we talk a lot about his strategy, thoughts, and workflow when setting up, taking the photo, and processing the result. We talk about positioning with wildlife, following the light, and his intuitive way to edit photos using mostly gradients and brushes. And we get some fantastic ideas and techniques for the best bear photography! Again, this episode is chock full of amazing photography advice, thoughts and inspiration. Give it a listen and come away with some new tools and techniques for really mastering the art of wildlife photography from someone who has embraced the digital age and is absolutely crushing it.
Show Notes and Where to Find Arthur: Arthur's Instagram Handle: @arthurlefo Arthur's Personal Website: www.arthurlefo.com Arthur's Company: Think Wild
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13 Feb 2024 | A Beginner's Guide to Picking a Wide Angle Lens | 00:24:25 | |
The wide angle lens is a thing of beauty--it's probably the most crucial piece of any photographer's gear bag. They're a must for landscape photography, but also really excellent at travel and cultural photography, and even wildlife photography if you get the right one. Plus, they give you a lot of bang for your buck and are often a beginner photographer's first entry into high quality lenses due to relative affordability.
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08 Mar 2024 | Talking with Richard de Gouveia: Safari Photography, Favorite Lenses, Storytelling and Inspiration | 00:56:35 | |
Today we're talking with Rich--a phenomenal photographer, African safari guide, and just great person all-around. Having had a long, yet still ascending guiding career, he's got a lot of sage advice for seasoned photographers and budding photographers alike.
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06 Apr 2024 | The Way Pro Photographers Get Extraordinary Landscape Shots | 00:38:01 | |
When you see a professional landscape photo, usually in a gallery, a magazine cover or photobook, there is just something different...it's jumps out to you as "pro level."
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07 May 2024 | Talking with Chris Burkard: Ultra-wide Landscapes, Adaptability, and Why Visualizing the Outcome is Essential for the Best Photography | 00:55:12 | |
Chris is one of the most accomplished and talented photographers in today's day and age, known for everything from extraordinary aerial landscape photography, to surf photography, to epic storytelling in the nature and adventure space. He's authored multiple books, has directed and produced sensational films, and has a business acumen that has made him a household name in the world of outdoor photography.
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19 Jun 2024 | My Thoughts on the 70-200mm Class of Lenses | 00:17:44 | |
If you know you know...these are highly revered and often photographers' go-to lenses. But how do they stack up for wildlife, landscape, travel, and general nature photography?
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05 Sep 2024 | Do Photographers Still Need Filters? Maybe not the ones you think. | 00:24:23 | |
In this episode of The Wild Photographer, host Court Whelan explores the evolving role of physical filters in the age of digital photography. While many photographers rely heavily on post-processing software like Photoshop and Lightroom, Court argues that there are still certain filters that remain essential for achieving specific effects that digital tools can't replicate. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a photography enthusiast, this episode provides valuable insights into which filters you should consider keeping in your kit. ------------------------------------------- Court Whelan, a seasoned wildlife, nature, and landscape photographer with over 20 years of experience, hosts The Wild Photographer. Court is passionate about sharing his extensive knowledge of photography gear, techniques, and tips with his audience, helping them capture stunning images across the globe. His expertise is grounded in real-world experience, making his advice practical and valuable for photographers of all levels. Expect to Learn:
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26 Sep 2024 | Wildlife Photography Essentials & Effective Planning with Eddy Savage | 01:03:23 | |
In this episode of The Wild Photographer, host Court Whelan sits down with renowned wildlife photographer and nature guide, Eddy Savage. With over a decade of experience guiding in remote locations like the Great Bear Rainforest and the Arctic, Eddy has honed his skills in capturing stunning images of wildlife, from grizzly bears to the ethereal Northern Lights. His journey from a casual photographer to a full-time professional is one of passion, perseverance, and a deep connection with nature. Court and Eddy discuss the pivotal moments in his career, including his transition from adventure tourism to professional photography, and how he's learned to capture the beauty of the wild in some of the harshest conditions on Earth. ------------------------------------------- Throughout the episode, Eddy shares valuable tips on wildlife photography, particularly focusing on the gear and techniques needed to excel in extreme environments. Listeners will gain insight into how to prepare for unique photographic opportunities, from shooting in freezing temperatures to understanding animal behavior in the wild. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or just starting out, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge, underscored by Eddy's genuine enthusiasm and expertise in the world of nature photography. Expect to Learn:
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31 Oct 2024 | How to Capture Perfect Silky Water Photos Using Slow Shutter with Court Whelan | 00:27:23 | |
In this episode of The Wild Photographer, host Court Whelan gets into the art of capturing the silky water effect in nature photography. Court explains how to create that soft, flowing look with waterfalls, rivers, and oceans, a technique often seen in professional landscape photography. He shares practical advice on selecting the right equipment, from tripods to neutral density filters, to achieve the best results. ------------------------------------------- Listeners will learn essential camera settings, composition tips, and post-processing techniques to enhance their silky water photos. Court also covers creative ways to use movement, light, and foreground elements to add depth and interest to each shot. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned photographer, this episode provides actionable insights to elevate your landscape photography. Expect to Learn:
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14 Nov 2024 | The Hidden Secrets of Pre-Production for Stunning Wildlife Films with Jake Willers | 01:12:17 | |
In this episode of The Wild Photographer, host Court Whelan dives into the art and skill of wildlife photography. Jake Willers shares valuable insights into capturing animals in their natural habitat, discussing techniques to approach wildlife ethically and effectively. He emphasizes the importance of patience, respect for the environment, and understanding animal behavior, which can make the difference between a good shot and a great one. ------------------------------------------- Listeners will gain a deeper understanding of camera settings, lighting, and compositional techniques that bring wildlife photographs to life. Jake also discusses the challenges and rewards of this unique field and offers practical advice for both aspiring and seasoned photographers aiming to refine their wildlife photography skills. Expect to Learn:
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28 Nov 2024 | Behind the Scenes: My Complete Workflow for Downloading, Processing, and Storing my Digital Photos | 01:05:50 | |
In this enlightening episode of The Wild Photographer, Court Whelan, a seasoned wildlife photographer and conservationist, takes listeners on a journey into the heart of nature photography. Sharing his personal experiences and expertise, Court unravels the secrets behind capturing stunning wildlife moments. From understanding animal behavior to mastering the art of storytelling through images, Court emphasizes the power of photography in connecting people to the natural world. ------------------------------------------- Listeners will discover practical tips and ethical considerations for wildlife photography, as Court highlights the importance of patience, preparation, and respect for the environment. Whether you're a photography enthusiast or simply curious about the craft, this episode offers an inspiring and educational perspective on how to create impactful images that tell powerful Expect to Learn:
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12 Dec 2024 | Social Media Strategies for Photographers to Amplify Conservation Efforts with Dana Cama | 01:05:05 | |
In this episode of The Wild Photographer, host Court Whelan delves into the fascinating world of conservation photography with Dana Cama. A passionate storyteller and dedicated conservationist, Dana shares her journey of blending art with advocacy to inspire change and connect audiences with nature’s beauty and challenges. ------------------------------------------- Dana provides a behind-the-scenes look at her creative process, discussing how she captures compelling stories through her lens and uses her platform to raise awareness about critical environmental issues. She emphasizes the power of intentional storytelling and building connections, offering valuable insights for aspiring photographers and conservation enthusiasts alike. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer, an environmental advocate, or simply curious about the intersection of art and activism, this episode will leave you inspired to look at the world through a new lens. Expect to Learn:
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25 Dec 2024 | Techniques and Settings for Birds-in-Flight Photography | 00:27:23 | |
Birds in flight are some of the most captivating and challenging subjects in wildlife photography. In this episode, I dive into the art (and a little science) of capturing those perfect airborne shots. Whether it’s a puffin soaring over Alaskan cliffs or a spoonbill gliding over Florida’s wetlands, photographing birds in motion allows you to capture their behavior, beauty, and raw essence—but it’s no easy feat. I share three key techniques to take your bird-in-flight photography to the next level. From the fundamentals of full-zone and continuous autofocus to the game-changing advancements of modern autofocus tracking, this episode is packed with practical advice for photographers at all levels. I also break down essential camera settings, like how to nail your shutter speed (hint: fast is key), why f/8 is a sweet spot for aperture, and how to let auto ISO handle the rest. You'll also hear tips on zooming out for easier tracking, using high drive motors for action-packed shots, and even leveraging advanced features like eye-tracking autofocus. Plus, a bonus tip on using image stabilization effectively for panning shots! Whether you’re a seasoned wildlife photographer or just starting out, these strategies will help you transform fleeting moments into stunning images. Tune in, take notes, and get ready to bring a little more "wow" to your wildlife photography. Don’t forget to drop me a message with your own questions—I’d love to feature them in future episodes! Expect to Learn:
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02 Jan 2025 | Techniques for Photographing the Northern Lights, from Beginner to Advanced | 00:45:43 | |
On this episode of The Wild Photographer Court Whelan takes you on an exciting journey into the art of Northern Lights photography. From the gear you need to choosing the best locations, Court shares his expertise and years of experience in capturing this natural wonder. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned photographer, this episode offers valuable insights to elevate your Aurora photography skills. ------------------------------------------- Court discusses essential techniques, including camera settings, composition tips, and even how to use your phone for breathtaking shots. He also explores the science behind the Aurora Borealis and how to pick the perfect time and location for your next photography adventure. Packed with practical advice, this episode is your ultimate guide to capturing nature's most dazzling light show. Expect to Learn:
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16 Jan 2025 | 5 Key Camera Settings for Nature and Wildlife Photography - What They Are and How to Use Them | 00:37:29 | |
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30 Jan 2025 | National Geographic Photo Instructor, Giulia Ciampini, on the way to blend Art, Science and Storytelling in Nature Photography | 00:57:00 | |
In this episode of The Wild Photographer, host Court Whelan discusses the art and science of photography with the talented Giulia Ciampini. As a photographer, educator, and conservationist, Giulia shares her journey from her first childhood photos to her current work in wildlife photography and photo instruction. ------------------------------------------- Giulia provides important points on the intersection of art and conservation, discussing her philosophy of storytelling through photography, her creative process, and the importance of mastering technical skills.She also shares practical advice for aspiring photographers, touching on gear recommendations, field techniques, and the art of curating cohesive bodies of work. Expect to Learn:
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13 Feb 2025 | How Pro Photographers Get Super Sharp Images Every Time | 00:42:40 | |
Episode Summary: In this episode of The Wild Photographer, Court Whelan breaks down the essential techniques for getting sharp images in both landscape and wildlife photography. He shares insider tips on shutter speed, aperture, and focusing techniques, plus the real impact of ISO on sharpness. You’ll also learn how to leverage image stabilization, drive mode, and post-processing tools like Topaz Denoise to get crystal-clear shots. Key Takeaways: 📍 Shutter Speed & Movement: The faster the shutter, the sharper the shot—but how fast depends on your subject’s motion. For wildlife, start at 1/500s for resting animals, 1/1000s for walking animals, and 1/2000s+ for fast-moving subjects like birds in flight. 📍 Aperture & Depth of Field:
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Listener Question of the Day: 💡 How do you deal with noise reduction in post-processing? Resources & Links: 🔗 Court Whelan’s Website & Podcast Archive 💬 Enjoyed the episode? Leave a review and share it with your fellow photographers! 🎧
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02 Mar 2025 | All about Tripods (and other stabilization) and My Recommendations | 00:40:15 | |
In this episode of The Wild Photographer, host Court Whelan dives deep into the world of tripods and stabilization techniques essential for photographers. He discusses the importance of tripods, the differences between cheap and expensive options, and the various types of tripod heads. The episode also covers travel tripods, monopods, and alternative stabilization methods, along with recommendations for top brands. Finally, Court shares tips for achieving silky water photography, emphasizing the necessity of using a tripod for slow shutter speeds. Takeaways
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20 Mar 2025 | Mastering Wildlife Photography: Insights from Pro Photo Guide Mike Hillman | 00:54:49 | |
In this episode, host Court Whelan sits down with professional photo guide and Director of Photo Expeditions at Natural Habitat Adventures, Mike Hillman. Mike shares invaluable insights on wildlife photography, from mastering perfect pawsture in bear photography to the art of bird photography and finding your personal photographic style. We also dive into intentional camera movement (ICM), editing techniques that harness the psychology of the eye, and the logistics behind planning the perfect photo expedition. Plus, Mike gives us expert advice on photographing in the dramatic landscapes of Canyon Country. Whether you're a budding wildlife photographer or a seasoned pro, this episode is packed with tips to elevate your craft! Show Notes: Episode Highlights:
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11 Apr 2025 | Five Techniques to Inject Creative Vision into your Photography | 00:30:34 | |
In this episode, Court discusses five techniques to inject creative vision into photography, emphasizing the importance of breaking traditional rules and experimenting with different perspectives and methods. From composition to intentional motion blur, each technique is designed to enhance creativity and encourage photographers to think outside the box. Takeaways
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21 Mar 2020 | Nature Photography 101: Five Tips to Instantly Elevate your Nature, Wildlife, and Travel Photography | 00:35:48 | |
In this episode, Court will share his personal five favorite tips and techniques for easily, and instantly, improving your nature, wildlife, and travel photography. From achieving tack-sharp focus to understanding how best to incorporate the storytelling element into your photography, this is the best place to begin if you want to quickly and easily improve your photography.
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29 Mar 2020 | Understanding and Perfecting Camera Focus | 00:26:28 | |
Achieving perfect focus is one of the most important skills in photography today. Not only does tack-sharp focus make your photos look amazing, and professional, but improper focus is one of the most difficult things to "fix" in photoshop. This podcast is a start to finish explanation of focus...how to best use auto-focus, a discussion on different focusing modes, and how to get perfect focus each and every time, in a variety of situations, from wildlife to people to landscape photography.
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07 Apr 2020 | Understanding and Setting your Camera's White Balance | 00:14:39 | |
White balance is important! Let this episode fill you in on how and why to go beyond Auto White Balance and instantly see improvements in your photography. In addition, Court will share his own personal tips on how he uses different white balance settings for different types of photography.
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19 Apr 2020 | Preventing your Camera from Fogging in Humid Environments | 00:14:31 | |
There's nothing more frustrating than walking out your door and instantly getting fog on your lens that lasts for minutes. What if you miss a shot!? This is all too common in warm, humid places, but is easily preventable--with the right tips, of course! This episode goes over why it fogs in the first place, and a number of ways you can prevent this going forward.
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10 May 2020 | Photographing Fast-Moving Things | 00:34:50 | |
In this episode, Court goes over the steps and techniques for photographing anything that is fast moving. Whether it's wildlife, athletes, or even kids playing your backyard, understanding and implementing these techniques are game-changing for photographing action. Covering proper shutter speeds to focus settings to composition and beyond, this episode is the definitive guide on photographing things that are on the move.
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23 May 2020 | Night Photography 101: Stars, Night Scenes, Aurora, and More | 00:46:46 | |
Night photography is tough! But it also produces some of the most spectacular photographs out there. Don't hold yourself back...Night Photography is wildly rewarding!!
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11 Jun 2020 | JPEG vs. RAW - What is Right for You? | 00:10:30 | |
A question many of us are faced with at some point in our photographic careers... Whether you are just starting out, or are a many-year veteran and just wondering if you're "doing it right," this is a quick 10 minute "Snapshot" episode on something VERY important to your end-product photo quality in today's digital photography world.
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09 Jul 2020 | Smartphone Photography Technique - 5 Tips for this Summer | 00:12:30 | |
Smartphones can give us mixed feelings at times, but one thing is for sure...they've given us the ability to always have a camera with us for any moment and any scene. I always say that the best camera in the world is the one you have with you, and therefore smartphones are game-changing.
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28 Jul 2020 | Adjusting your Photography for Backlit Wildlife in Trees | 00:09:12 | |
There are so many species of animals that spend their days in the trees. Good for them, but this can make photographing them VERY challenging. The difficulty comes in when the animal is high above you, forcing you to photograph against a backlit sky.
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14 Aug 2020 | A Deep Dive into the Balance between Aperture and Shutter Speed | 00:27:20 | |
This is the essence of photography--the balance between aperture and shutter speed. This episode does a deep dive into not only this relationship, but examples of when you want to prioritize big vs. small apertures and long vs. short shutter speeds. In addition, Court explains where and how ISO plays a part, plus recommendations for your camera settings if you shoot on aperture or shutter speed priority modes. Finally, Court will share his newest pro tip on manual camera settings to save you time and increase accuracy for your photographic vision.
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31 Aug 2020 | 3 Key Camera Settings for Wildlife Photography | 00:15:08 | |
Wildlife photography is my jam! It's one of the most exciting kinds of photography out there. Just being amongst the world's greatest animals is thrilling...capturing them in the camera for a lifetime of memories is even better.
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30 Sep 2020 | Key Camera Gear for African Photo Safaris | 00:20:54 | |
There's nothing bigger, more exciting, or more monumental than a photo safari to Africa. Get the low down from Court on key pieces of gear that you may or may not be thinking of to ensure it's the photographic adventure of a lifetime.
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07 Nov 2020 | Travel and Nature Photography with Colby Brokvist | 00:39:42 | |
Our first interview is with none other than the Colby Brokvist. He wears a lot of hats, including premier Expedition Leader in polar regions of the world, conservation biologist, all around outdoorsman and backcountry aficionado. But what he quickly says what he identifies with perhaps what he enjoys most is being a Travel Photographer.
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01 Jan 2021 | All About Composition | 00:24:01 | |
Composition is king. It is absolutely critical that your final photo (after editing and whatnot) has great composition or else it's a big miss. It will miss the opportunity to make a powerful first imrpression--the WOW factor--and also miss on the lasting power of great art.
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26 Jan 2021 | Talking with Drew Hamilton - Photographing Bears and Charismatic Megafauna | 00:50:25 | |
Drew is on an endless quest to photograph the world's "charismatic megafauna," as he calls it. But while his portfolio is filled with some of the best bear photography we've ever seen...sparring polar bears in the Canadian Arctic and brown (grizzly) bears fishing for salmon in Alaska are just a couple examples, it doesn't always come easy.
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12 Feb 2021 | Photo Jargon: 10 Definitions to help you Talk the Talk | 00:22:51 | |
Gosh I wish this existed when I was learning photography! Today I go over 10 different "photo jargon" terms that will help you understand photography better. This isn't only designed to help you talk the talk, but also to help you better learn from tutorials, photo guides, and fellow photographers that might use these terms around you.
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05 Mar 2021 | Getting Away from Auto - The Journey to Program, Aperture and Manual Modes | 00:22:33 | |
If you are ready to take the leap and move away from using the full auto setting on your camera, I commend you. And you will be happy you did so, because your photos, and your general creativity, will shine!
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16 Apr 2021 | Secrets to Amazing Sunset and Sunrise Photography | 00:19:34 | |
It's one of the more frequent opportunities we have as nature photographers...to capture an awesome sunset or sunrise. However, there is a big difference between just documenting it and capturing something extraordinary. And for those times where these solar displays are just mind-blowing, we tend to get lost in the moment and forget the artistry involved.
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