
Wildlife Conversations with Jen Ritchie (Jen Ritchie)
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23 Oct 2024 | Episode 4: Wildlife Conversations with Lydia Ripplinger | 01:01:58 | |
On Episode 4 of Wildlife Conversations, I'm joined by Utah photographer Lydia Ripplinger (lydebug)! Lydia is known for her beautiful owl photography and hilarious captions. She also travels, loves big cats, works with non-releasable rehab birds, teaches conservation, hosts a vibrant community on Instagram and TikTok, and is the owner of the popular Instagram hub, @best_birds_of_ig. She shares about joy and humility and being teachable in wildlife photography, and she also shares some of her gorgeous images and some of her editing tips. We also touch on social media and the tricks she's learned about Instagram. We have a wonderful discussion, and I hope you enjoy the episode! __________ WHERE TO FIND LYDIA (@lydebug) Instagram TikTok ___________ WHERE TO FIND JEN www.jenlritchie.com Instagram Join my email list and grab my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence | |||
28 Feb 2025 | Episode 13: Wildlife Conversations with Peter Ismert | 01:15:30 | |
Wildlife Conversations Episode 13 with Peter Ismert (@peterismert) Talks Africa, Alaska, and Maximizing your Travels for the Best Images Whether it’s images close to home or those from Africa, Alaska, or Yellowstone, I have been an admirer of Peter’s work for some time now. His passion for wildlife photography and the effort he puts into his pursuits is evident, and his use of backlighting and low light is exceptional. On Episode 13, we get to hear about his recent travels to Kenya and Uganda to see gorillas, chimps, golden monkeys, and shoebill storks. Peter will share with us how he figures out where to go, the importance of guided vs. non-guided trips, gear to pack, etc. Peter shared tips for traveling to Africa and Alaska and the way he revisits places multiple times to improve his images and photography. Also, we will build on previous conversations on the podcast regarding the components of wildlife photography. If there are the 2 components (technical and creative), then maybe there is the third - the practicalities of travel and being in the field. How do we know where to go for certain species, how do we get there, weather, light, etc. And then once we are on the ground, what do we do? Peter’s extensive travels and portfolio gave us a real glimpse into how to maximize our opportunities when researching and executing trips in wildlife photography. __________ WHERE TO FIND PETER Instagram: @peterismert __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN Grab my free guide --- "10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence" and join the email list for upcoming podcasts. See what's in my camera bag here. ___________ Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife and nature photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. Thank you for listening! | |||
08 Nov 2024 | Episode 5: Wildlife Conversations with Steve Mattheis | 01:41:58 | |
On Episode 5 of Wildlife Conversations, I welcome wildlife photographer and YouTuber Steve Mattheis! Steve is a native of Jackson, Wyoming, specializing in the diversity of the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem and winner of multiple awards including a Highly Honored image in the Wildlife category this year for the Nature’s Best Photography Awards and Grand Prize in the 2018 Audubon Photography Awards. With over 4.2 million views on his YouTube channel, most wildlife photographers have had some sort of influence from Steve and love following his adventures. He is the perfect blend of technical and artistry, and I am so grateful to have had his help and coaching over these past 4 years. Steve joins us to talk about foundational checklists to have before going out in the field, editing, inspiration, mindset and gratitude, and artistic style. He also took live questions from the listeners and did my speed round. Lots of great photography tips and great to catch up - I hope you enjoy our discussion! Where to Find Steve ___________________________________________ Where to Find Me Instagram: @jenlritchie Join my email list and grab my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence: https://jenlritchie.com/freeguide/ ___________________________________________ RESOURCES The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron https://amzn.to/4fOcdCb The Creative Act: A Way of Being by Rick Rubin https://amzn.to/3UThgZX The Art of Suffering by K. Ramon https://amzn.to/3VhpYSj Light, Space, and Time by David duChemin https://amzn.to/3UOZGqg Vincent Munier https://amzn.to/3UOZGqg Personal Exposures by Elliott Erwitt https://amzn.to/3CxKF5N Datacolor Spyder Monitor Calibration Tool https://amzn.to/3Cuazr7 *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for supporting the podcast. ___________________________________________ #youtuber #owl #photographytips #stevemattheis | |||
16 Jan 2025 | Episode 9: Wildlife Conversations with Kristen Ryan | 01:49:50 | |
Landscape and fine art photographer Kristen Ryan joined me for Episode 9 of Wildlife Conversations! Recorded January 15, 2025 Kristen shared her journey into photography and the seeds that were planted along the way. She also explained how she took the risk of creating women's photography retreats in the Tetons, Banff, and Glacier, to create instruction and connection opportunities for women nature photographers. She now also runs the Women Capture Magic online community. We also got to discuss how important it is to find a creative outlet when we have such busy lives with families, work, businesses, etc. and Kristen stressed how important it is to look for pockets of beauty and tell the story of the whole scene. We also learned some landscape photography tips, heard some ICM advice, and walked through some of Kristen's stunning images. Stick around as Kristen took audience question and did the speed round, as well! __________ WHERE TO FIND KRISTEN Kristen's website Kristen's InstagramWomen Capture MagicCapture Magic Retreats __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN www.jenlritchie.com Instagram Join my email list for upcoming podcast notifications and check out my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence You can see my gear list here. __________ >>> Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. <<< Thank you for listening! | |||
11 Mar 2025 | Episode 15: Wildlife Conversations with Dee Webb | 01:12:43 | |
| Wildlife Conversations Episode 15 with Dee Webb | I was excited to talk with photographer Dee Webb because I think she's someone we all can relate to. We’ve talked a lot on this podcast about how nature and wildlife photography can be a haven from the rest of the world, that it has even been healing for some of us. Well, Dee found photography during a hard time in her life and it became her passion, which transformed into her full-time profession. Splitting her time between the breathtaking landscapes of Waterton Lakes, Canada, and the vibrant ecosystems of Costa Rica, she guides photographers through private workshops and transformative retreats. She combines her expertise in photography, yoga therapy, and mindfulness to create experiences that help participants reconnect with nature and themselves. Listen in as she walks us through some of those mindset tips and her beautiful images! __________ WHERE TO FIND DEE __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN Grab my free guide --- "10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence" and join the email list for upcoming podcasts See what's in my camera bag here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/ Favorite Photography Items Mentioned by Podcast Guests ___________ Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife and nature photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. | |||
29 Jan 2025 | Episode 10: Wildlife Conversations with Julia Cook | 01:12:06 | |
Yellowstone Photographer Julia Cook, or @julia.littlelightningnature, joins me for Episode 10 of Wildlife Conversations! Growing up in Cody, Wyoming, Julia developed a love for nature and wildlife at an early age, and it’s no surprise that Yellowstone National Park became her muse for wildlife photography. A recent University of Wyoming graduate, she now pursues outdoor photography full time and is often in the park with her lab, Sylvan. Julia shared her experiences growing up less than an hour from Yellowstone and how that shaped her love of nature. During the pandemic, she picked up a camera and started capturing the diverse ecosystem of Yellowstone, especially her favorite species, the grizzly bear. We discussed tips for traveling to Yellowstone, her favorite lens for photographing there, how community is important for creative support, and ways to protect and encourage coexistence with wildlife in and around the parks. Julia also shared some of her travels with us to Colorado and Alaska, and we also got to see some of her beautiful images. I loved this discussion with Julia, and I can't wait to see what she does in the future! __________ WHERE TO FIND JULIA TikTok: @julia.littlelightning __________ WHERE TO FIND ME Join my email list for upcoming podcasts and check out my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence You can see my gear list here. __________ >>> Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. <<< Thank you for listening! | |||
04 Mar 2025 | Episode 14: Wildlife Conversations with Syler Peralta-Ramos | 01:20:18 | |
| Wildlife Conversations Episode 14 with Syler Peralta-Ramos | Loved having photographer and guide Syler Peralta-Ramos on for episode 14 of the podcast! A native of the Jackson, Wyoming, area, he grew up next to two of the most beautiful National Parks in the U.S. and now guides clients there and in Alaska with his company Pangea Expeditions. We discussed. . .
__________ WHERE TO FIND SYLER Instagram: @sylerpr and @pangeaexpeditions YouTube: Syler P.R. Facebook: Syler Peralta-Ramos Images Website: sylerpr.com or pangeaexpeditions.com __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN Grab my free guide --- "10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence" and join the email list for upcoming podcasts See what's in my camera bag here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/ ___________ Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife and nature photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. | |||
19 Oct 2024 | Episode 3: Wildlife Conversations with Jennie Cannon & Maureen Matsen | 01:18:43 | |
On this episode, recorded on October 8 with a live virtual audience, Jen welcomes Idaho photographer Jennie Cannon and Utah photographer Maureen Matsen to Wildlife Conversations. Both spend a lot of time photographing in the Grand Teton National Park ecosystem and found themselves on the same Alaskan Bear workshop this past summer. We recapped our Alaska workshops, the differences between the types of Alaska workshops, tips for packing for Alaska, and our dreams of going back again. We also shared pro tips on what to take on trips and how to approach a weekend excursion plus Jennie and Maureen's favorite images. If you know Jennie and Maureen on Instagram, you know they are supportive and generous. We discussed ethical, kind practices and how to treat other photographers and our animal subjects. This was a really rich discussion about the magical nature of wildlife photography, the special friendships it brings, how we touch others' lives with it, and the hopes of adventures to come. Follow Jen Ritchie on Instagram for Wildlife Conversations news and on YouTube for a video version of the podcast. Keep up with Jennie Cannon on Instagram, and you can find Maureen Matsen there, as well. RESOURCES Peak Design Slide camera strap: https://amzn.to/3UU2uCn Op Tech USA Hood Hat/Lens covers: https://amzn.to/48Q0P6y Peak Design Travel Tripod: https://amzn.to/4ewirWg *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for supporting the podcast. MISSION Wildlife Conversations exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. I can't wait for you to join us! | |||
17 Apr 2025 | Episode 18: Wildlife Conversations with Kelly Wasenmiller | 01:33:05 | |
So fun to welcome my friend and fellow photographer Kelly Wasenmiller to the podcast!Based in Western Washington, Kelly mainly shoots in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. In 2017, Grizzly 399 and her cubs stole her heart, and she hasn’t been the same since. Kelly’s photography captures once in a lifetime moments and the stories behind them and provides balance to her fast-paced life with kids, a career, and of course, her dog Griz. In this episode we talked about. . .
Plus we had the live Q&A, speed round, and lots of laughs. Thanks to all of you who joined us live!__________WHERE TO FIND KELLYInstagram__________WHERE TO FIND JENhttps://jenlritchie.com/Instagram: / jenlritchie Grab my free guide and join the email list for upcoming podcasts: https://jenlritchie.com/freeguide/See what's in my camera bag here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/__________SUPPORT THE PODCASTIf you'd like to help support the podcast, you visit here, check "Wildlife Conversations Podcast," and donate. Thank you for helping keep this little podcast going!https://jenlritchie.com/payments/___________Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife and nature photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. Thank you for listening! | |||
18 Mar 2025 | Episode 16: Wildlife Conversations with Tiffany Taxis | 01:08:40 | |
Wildlife Conversations, Episode 16 with Tiffany Taxis I was honored to have the talented, young wildlife photographer Tiffany Taxis on with me for Episode 16! Tiffany grew up in Florida, but in 2020, what was supposed to be a short trip to Wyoming revealed a talent for capturing the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and its wildlife (and a much longer stay!). Her portfolio is filled with dramatic and ethereal images, which have been featured by notable platforms such as Petapixel, BBC, Prints for Wildlife, and OM SYSTEM.
As an OM System ambassador and guide in the Tetons and Alaska, Tiffany shared some of her images with me and her mission to share wildlife with others. Loved our discussion! __________ IN THIS EPISODE
__________ WHERE YOU CAN FIND TIFFANY Instagram: @tiffanytaxis Facebook: Tiffany Taxis Photography Website: tiffanytaxis.com TikTok: wildlifewithtiff __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN Instagram: @jenlritchie Grab my free guide --- "10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence" and join the email list for upcoming podcasts See what's in my camera bag here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/ ___________ Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife and nature photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. Thank you for listening! | |||
20 Feb 2025 | Episode 12: Wildlife Conversations with Madi Clark | 01:25:57 | |
Wildlife Conversations Episode 12 with Madi Clark (@embark.with.ember) So fun to talk with Madi! Her adventure and outdoor lifestyle content captures those fleeting moments that others might miss, and she has a keen eye for transforming ordinary scenes into compelling visual stories. You may also know Madi from her successful Instagram account @embark.with.ember, which showcases her eye for subtle details and, of course, her adorable dog Ember! Today Madi combines her photography with work as a content creator and marketing specialist for outdoor and lifestyle brands, where her photography plays a central role in creating authentic stories through social media and marketing campaigns. IN THIS EPISODE we discussed . . . - her journey to photography - how her dog Ember led her into the content creator and mentor she is now - her keen eye for visual storytelling - 3 elements she uses for story telling - some of her beautiful images and favorite moments - creativity and entrepreneurship - balancing professional pursuits and maintaining the love of photography - how people can embrace their own photography style and brand and monetize their craft - imposter syndrome and how to create what is authentic to your own creative voice - audience questions __________ WHERE TO FIND MADI You can DM her there for prints, collaborations, and one-on-one consulting. __________ RESOURCES* Peak Design Capture Camera Clip *Amazon Affiliate links __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN Grab my free guide --- "10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence" and join the email list for upcoming podcasts See what's in my camera bag here. ___________ Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife and nature photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. Thank you for listening! | |||
19 Oct 2024 | Episode 2: Wildlife Conversations with Shauna Hart | 00:58:00 | |
In our 2nd episode of Wildlife Conversations, Jen welcomes Utah photographer Shauna Hart. Shauna shares how photography was healing for her and gave her a purpose to make lasting change for the wildlife and wild spaces around her. She discusses Utah wildlife initiatives and some of the ways she is using her photography with conservation groups to make a difference. Shauna talks about mentoring young photographers and passing on the love of the craft, plus she tells us about her trip to Washington DC with the Utah Wildlife Federation. We have fun with the speed round and share her future endeavor in 2025 of winter guiding in Yellowstone National Park. Follow Jen Ritchie on Instagram for Wildlife Conversations news and on YouTube for a video version of the podcast.
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19 Oct 2024 | Episode 1: Wildlife Conversations with Michelle Osterhus | 01:10:06 | |
On the launch episode of Wildlife Conversations, Jen welcomes Minnesota wildlife and landscape photographer, Michelle Osterhus. In a recorded live chat, they discuss Michelle's incredible owl photography, Alaska adventures, her soul-filling obsession with whales, and her recent trip to the Badlands. Jen and Michelle also answer audience questions about how to find wildlife to photograph and how to get feedback on your images. We also do the speed round, and Michelle tells us the gear she can and can't live without, her favorite snack while editing, a moment in wildlife photography that has made her laugh and cry, and a moment that has touched her soul. Michelle shares a lot of joy and wisdom in the first episode! Follow Jen Ritchie on Instagram for Wildlife Conversations news and on YouTube for a video version of the podcast. Keep with Michelle on Instagram or her website. Wildlife Conversations exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. I can't wait for you to join us! | |||
18 Dec 2024 | Episode 7: Wildlife Conversations with Traci Sepkovic | 01:28:08 | |
| Wildlife Conversations Podcast Season1, Episode 7 | Traci Sepkovic with co-host Michelle Osterhus For the 7th episode of Wildlife Conversations, I welcomed Pennsylvania wildlife photographer Traci Sepkovic! Michelle Osterhus also agreed to come back once more as my cohost. Living in Pennsylvania, Traci has learned the value of honing one's photography skills and wildlife knowledge in local areas. Whether at home or far away in places like Alaska, her work showcases the beauty of her subjects and the benefits of observation and patience. We discussed photographing in fog (have you seen her beautiful fog images?!), beginner tips, the importance of shooting local, Alaska adventures and tips, and also the importance of reverence and humility in wild spaces. As always, we also answered your great questions in the live Q&A, plus Traci answered our 6 speed round questions. >>> Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. <<< _________________________________ WHERE TO FIND TRACI & MICHELLE Traci’s Website: https://www.tlsepkovicphotography.com/ Traci’s Instagram: @tlsepkovic Michelle’s Instagram: @michelleosterhusphotos _________________________________ RESOURCES Understanding Exposure, Fourth Edition: How to Shoot Great Photographs with Any Camera https://amzn.to/3DlTeRDCanon EF 500mm f/4L is USM Super Telephoto https://amzn.to/3ZYZzLt Canon EOS R5 https://amzn.to/4fVzgej Canon RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L is USM Lens https://amzn.to/3ARVsaA If you'd like to help support Wildlife Conversations, I put together a list of my favorite things: https://jenlritchie.com/a-few-of-my-favorite-things/ *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you’re ordering from Amazon anyway, please consider supporting Wildlife Conversations. Thank you! _________________________________ www.jenlritchie.com Instagram: @jenlritchie and @wildlifeconversationspodcast Join my email list and check out my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence: https://jenlritchie.com/freeguide/ You can see my gear list here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/ ______________________________________ THANK YOU for supporting the Wildlife Conversations Podcast! | |||
02 Apr 2025 | Episode 17: Wildlife Conversations with Phillip Scrimshaw | 01:36:46 | |
Wildlife Conversations Ep. 17 with Phillip Scrimshaw Only shooting for the past 4 years, photographer Phillip Scrimshaw has traveled all over the world to capture the subjects he loves most. From places like Africa and India to Yellowstone and the Tetons, wildlife photography is not just a hobby for Phillip; it’s the driving force of his life now. He specifically loves the Maasai Mara in Kenya and will offer his first 9-day workshop there next year. Please join us for Episode 17 as we talk about . . . - African wildlife photography, specifically the Maasai Mara - the best African parks and destinations to photograph what species - wildlife tourism and the ethics balanced with conservation - the plight of threatened species and Phillip's use of photography to tell their story - Africa vs North America for photography - not forcing photography but waiting for the moments and enjoying it - keeping your focus on your purpose not social media - Phillip's amazing encounters with African Wild Dogs, a Pangolin, Cheetah cubs, and more Live Question and Answers plus the Speed Round __________ WHERE TO FIND PHILLIP Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scrimshawphotography/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ScrimshawPhotography Website: https://www.scrimshawphotography.com/ __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN https://jenlritchie.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenlritchie/ Grab my free guide and join the email list for upcoming podcasts: https://jenlritchie.com/freeguide/ See what's in my camera bag here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/ __________ If you'd like to help support the podcast, you visit here, check "Wildlife Conversations Podcast," and donate. Thank you for helping keep this little podcast going! https://jenlritchie.com/payments/ ___________ Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife and nature photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. Thank you for listening! | |||
09 Jan 2025 | Episode 8: Wildlife Conversations with David duChemin | 01:51:46 | |
I was honored to have photographer David duChemin kick off 2025 in Episode 8 of Wildlife Conversations! Recorded January 8, 2025 David is a photographer, writer, and adventurer based out of Vancouver Island, Canada. I first knew David by his humanitarian and travel photography, which led me to his books and podcast. More recently, he has turned his focus to the wilderness and wildlife photography. From Africa to British Columbia and everywhere in between, David’s images evoke emotion and wonder. He is the author of important books like Within the Frame, The Soul of the Camera, and The Heart of the Photograph, among others. In this episode David and I discussed his new book Light, Space, & Time: Essays on Camera Craft and Creativity. We chatted about how to give ourselves permission to create images that are truly our own. We explored learning how the camera sees versus how the human eye sees. We also discussed how important it is to take risks and be curious in our photography in order to grow. David and I discussed the importance of finding your own voice and worth in this world of social media and how studying great photographers, exploring nature, finding things we are curious about, etc. is an alternative to scrolling and enriches our images. We also discussed the importance of the rough draft, of sketching our images, and how that creates images with impact and emotion. Plus so much more! David also took time to answer participant’s questions live. It was such a rich discussion; I hope you enjoy it! WHERE TO FIND DAVID Website: https://davidduchemin.com/ Sign up for his Craft & Vision Contact Sheet: https://www.mycontactsheet.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidduchemin/ RESOURCES Light, Space, and Time: Essays on Camera Craft and Creativity by David duChemin https://amzn.to/4abY68n An Immense World by Ed Yong https://amzn.to/4j68QZT Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott https://amzn.to/4jnjZWv ___________________________________________ www.jenlritchie.com Instagram: / jenlritchie Join my email list and check out my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence: https://jenlritchie.com/freeguide/ You can see my gear list here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/ If you'd like to help support Wildlife Conversations, I put together a list of my favorite things: https://jenlritchie.com/a-few-of-my-f... *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. If you’re ordering from Amazon anyway, please consider supporting Wildlife Conversations. Thank you! ___________________________________________ Find the Wildlife Conversations Podcast on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube. >>> Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. <<< Thank you for listening! | |||
20 Nov 2024 | Episode 6: Wildlife Conversations with Scott & Jackie Stone and Alaska Bear Campss Team | 01:41:53 | |
| Wildlife Conversations Podcast Season1, Episode 6 | My guests this episode are Scott and Jackie Stone and their Alaska Bear Viewing Camps team, Cassie Noel and Josh Gesmundo! If you’re a wildlife photographer on Instagram, you’ve probably seen Scott and Jackie and their team leading people in immersive bear camps in Alaska, specifically Katmai National Park and Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge. Almost twenty years in the making, their bear knowledge puts conservation and safety as top priority. Their commitment to client experience is top-notch, and it’s evident that sharing these wild spaces with clients brings them tremendous joy. We discuss camp logistics, their backgrounds in photography and nature, conservation and community responsibility, bear safety, and best practices on tour. We also talked about building a community and deep relationships with clients, empowering women wildlife photographers, and soulful experiences out in nature. If you love bears, wildlife, experiences in nature and you want to hear from leaders in the field, this is the episode for you! _________________________________ WHERE TO FIND THEM Email: info@scottstonephotography.com Scott: @sstone_images Jackie: @akreelgirl Josh: @wildwatchtower Cassie: @cassienoelphotography _________________________________ RESOURCES Canon EOS R5 Mark II Canon EOS R5 https://amzn.to/4fVzgej Canon RF100-500mm F4.5-7.1 L is USM Lens https://amzn.to/3ARVsaA Shine Turbine https://shineturbine.com/ If you'd like to help support Wildlife Conversations, I put together a list of my favorite things from stocking stuffers to gear: https://jenlritchie.com/a-few-of-my-favorite-things/ *As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Thanks for supporting the podcast. _________________________________ Instagram: @jenlritchie Join my email list for upcoming podcast notifications and grab my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence You can see my gear list here: https://jenlritchie.com/photographer/ ______________________________________ #alaska #bears #podcast #wildlifephotographypodcast #wildlifephotography #wildlife #photography #youtuber | |||
07 Feb 2025 | Episode 11: Wildlife Conversations with Amy Harris | 01:10:15 | |
Wildlife Photographer Amy Harris, based in Colorado, joined me for Episdoe 11 of the Wildlife Conversations podcast, and we had a great discussion about her photography journey, risk, growth, gratitude, faith, and connection. Amy shared images from her recent trip to Africa, Alaska, Brazil, Norway, and Arizona, and also talked about shooting one of her favorite local creatures, deer. We discussed the obstables women face to travel and spending money on photography and how we can reframe our thinking to see opportunity, growth, and the opportunity to be role model for our children and other photographers. She also shared how faith and joy are a huge part of how she sees the world and tries to find beauty in the small and big things, even in the dark times. Photography has opened lots of doors to connection, community, adventure, and joy for Amy, and that is evident in our discussion. Let me know in the comments what you learned from her and what you loved about our conversation. __________ WHERE TO FIND AMY Instagram: @adventure.amy Facebook: Animal Adventures by Amy TikTok: Animal Adventures by Amy __________ www.jenlritchie.com Instagram: @jenlritchie Join my email list and check out my free guide --- 10 Tips for Beginner Wildlife Photographers to Up Your Creativity & Confidence: https://jenlritchie.com/freeguide/ You can see my gear list here. __________ >>> Wildlife Conversations Podcast exists to share more voices in the genre and to build community outside of social media. Its goal is to be a space where creatives who are passionate about wildlife photography can share their stories, wisdom, adventures, and tips in a fun, welcoming place. <<< Thank you for listening! |