Charged by a Rhino | Thousand Words with Matt Addington
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
Release Date: 02/10/2021
Killing the Shepherd | Thousand Words with Tom Opre
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
I had a great visit with filmmaker, conservationist and friend, Tom Opre about his upcoming film, Killing the Shepherd. Tom is the founder of The Shepherds of Wildlife Society.
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When the Light Came On | Thousand Words with Hayes Scriven
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
This week I had a great visit with another former student who is doing amazing things. Hayes Scriven has his dream job in the dream location, Splitrock Lighthouse on Minnesota's north shore of Lake Superior.
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Holding the Key to the Maasai Mara (LITERALLY) | Thousand Words with Adam Bannister
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
In this episode, I had a great (two part, lightning interrupted) visit with one of the most talented photographers and storytellers in the world, Adam Bannister.
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MLB Behind the Scenes | Thousand Words with Harrison Barden
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
In this episode, I visit with Harrison Barden, Live Content Creator for Major League Baseball and sports shooter for USA Today. We talk about all things sports photography related as well as Harrison's unique and artistic photography style which somewhat separates him from traditional sports imagery
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Charged by a Rhino | Thousand Words with Matt Addington
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
In this episode I explain my faux pas with last week's episode, talk Canon EOS R5 and R6, Rode Wireless Go audio and being charged by a rhino on assignment in Africa. We'll check out some rhinoceros photos from before the charge in Namibia. I also tease upcoming shows with Harrison Barden and Adam Bannister in coming weeks.
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You Should Hate Your Camera | Thousand Words with Mitch Kezar
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
This week I had a great visit with one of the legends in photography, Mitch Kezar. Mitch has been making powerful images for more than 50 years and has seen the industry change immensely over that time.
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Teary Eyes and Turkeys | Lake Pickle of Primos Hunting
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
This week it's a great visit with my good friend, Lake Pickle of Primos Hunting. Lake is living his life's dream on the staff of Primos where he films and helps produce all the media content for the legendary Primos Hunting team.
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Wild Horses and Women Who Drone - Yasmin Tajik Part II
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
In part 2 with Yasmin Tajik we again cover wide ranging topics, but at their core, it is who she is. We chat about the wild mustangs outside of Phoenix and how this evolved into a partnership with the American Wild Horse Campaign. And several years ago, Yasmin bought a drone (although it stayed in the box for quite a while). Now she's involved on the leadership team with Women Who Drone encouraging women and young girls to get into the wonderful world of drones.
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From Lobsters to Impactful Images | Yasmin Tajik 1
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
Check out the images here: https://www.mattaddington.com/yasmin-tajik-part-1/
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I Was His Coach?!? | Jamie Hiner Creations
Thousand Words - Photo Stories from the Field
Matt is joined by Jamie Hiner of Jamie Hiner Creations. One of Matt's former students and basketball players, Jamie has traveled the world and established himself as a producer of some serious media content. His Instagram following has quickly grown to over 24,000 followers which is evidence of his captivating imagery.
info_outlineIn this episode I explain my faux pas with last week's episode, talk Canon EOS R5 and R6, Rode Wireless Go audio and being charged by a rhino on assignment in Africa. We'll check out some rhinoceros photos from before the charge in Namibia. I also tease upcoming shows with Harrison Barden and Adam Bannister in coming weeks.