Photographing the West podcast

The show for those who love the West and love photographing the icons of the West as well as the backroads and off the road sites. I'll tell you when to go, where to go and what clothes and gear to pack. And I'll have interviews with other photographers who've been there and have the T-shirt.

The Business of Photography with Michelle Valberg 09/15/2020

The Business of Photography with Michelle Valberg Michelle Valberg is a wildlife photographer, Nikon Ambassador and very smart business women. In addition, she has a portrait studio. We discuss all aspects of her business plus her insights into mirror-less still and videography. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/16005881

Better iPhone Photography 08/30/2020

Better iPhone Photography Fine art photographer Ryn Clarke uses her iPhone to expand the creative possibilities of her photography. Follow along and explore the opportunities to level up your photography with the newer iPhones and available apps. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/15786302

Astrophotography with Matthew Dieterich 08/15/2020

Astrophotography with Matthew Dieterich While astrophotography has a reputation as being very technical and very expensive, expert Astrophographer Matthew Dieterich shares his vast knowledge of night sky photography in language anyone can follow. He describes how modern photo gear makes this type of photography easier and cheaper than in years past. He covers gear, apps, websites and techniques to improve your night photography. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/15613598

Joe McDonald Talks Focus Stacking 07/29/2020

Joe McDonald Talks Focus Stacking Well-known wildlife photographer Joe McDonald also does macro using focus stacking. Joe discusses the details of focus stacking and the importance of composition in obtaining excellent images. He uses the Olympus system which provides in camera focus stacking. We also discuss focus bracketing in the Nikon, Canon and Sony systems which require software for bracketing such as Photoshop, Helicon Focus or Zerene Stacker. Join us and enjoy an excellent discussion of the ins and outs of focus stacking. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/15392564

Introducing Fine Art Photographer Ryn Clarke 07/13/2020

Introducing Fine Art Photographer Ryn Clarke Ryn is very creative and experimental in her approach to photography. We've been friends for years, but had lost touch after my move from Ohio to Nevada. I discovered her recent project doing composites on social media and decided to catch up. Her photography is very experimental and creative. We had great fun catching up and reviewing her wonderful photography. Join us and share the fun and learning. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/15196466

Meet Fine Art Photographer Richard Wong 06/29/2020

Meet Fine Art Photographer Richard Wong Richard Wong is a Fine Art Western Landscape Photographer based in California. Early on, he was influenced by photography legend Galen Rowell, but went on to develop his own unique approach to the icons of the West as well as lesser known western vistas. You'll enjoy getting to know Richard in this podcast, so join us! /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/15016712

Introducing Wildlife Photographer Izzy Edwards 06/15/2020

Introducing Wildlife Photographer Izzy Edwards Izzy is a wildlife photographer with a wonderful portfolio of amazing wildlife photos. Based in the Pacific Northwest, she's been photographing for four years in Washington and Montana everything from Orca's to raptors and foxes. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/14819126

Meet Wildlife Photographer Dan Carr! 05/30/2020

Meet Wildlife Photographer Dan Carr! Dan Carr is a Canadian Wildlife Photographer with a passion for wildlife photography and adventure! He loves to explore western Canada whether by kayak, air, underwater or on foot. Please join us for an interesting discussion of his approach to wildlife photography. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/14623745

Getting To Know Wildlife Photographers Joe and Mary Ann McDonald 05/15/2020

Getting To Know Wildlife Photographers Joe and Mary Ann McDonald Joe and Mary Ann McDonald are well-known professional wildlife photographers who have traveled the globe in search of great wildlife photos. They share their experiences in this podcast as well as their approach to surviving the current pandemic photographically. They’re wonderful people and it was great to get to know them personally and their photographic life. It’s a great listen. Please join us. To see the video, go to YouTube and the Photographing the West channel or https://youtu.be/hnF7D9zptxs /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/14372999

Photography In The Time Of Pandemic-Audio Only 05/04/2020

Photography In The Time Of Pandemic-Audio Only This recording is audio only. For the video version, go to https://youtu.be/HSaeEFF5u8I We’re doing something different in this episode, we’re doing a group discussion of the state of photography in the midst of the current pandemic and photography’s future in the post-pandemic years. With me today are Brenda Tharp, Chuck Kimmerle, Gary Crabbe, and Tim Grey. The format for this episode will be a round table discussion of the impact of Covid-19 on each photographer personally and professionally. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/14280737

Macro Photography with Darrell Gulin 04/15/2020

Macro Photography with Darrell Gulin Darrell Gulin is an expert macro photographer and a great teacher. We discuss his approach to macro photography in great detail including what lenses to use, composition, color theory and how to shoot macro subjects indoors and outdoors. Please join us for an in depth discussion of macro photography. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/13987631

Drone Photography 03/29/2020

Drone Photography This episode is all about drone photography. What to buy, how to fly, drone photography and how to stay legal. My guest for this episode is Chelsea Doyen-Thomas a professional real estate photographer, landscape photographer and wildlife photographer. He's been flying drones on a nearly daily basis for the last six years and he shares his experience and wisdom regarding drones with you in this episode. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/13752737

Photographing in National Wildlife Refuges 03/16/2020

Photographing in National Wildlife Refuges I'm a wildlife and nature photographer based in NW Nevada. I've spent a lot of time in National Wildlife Refuges and in this episode I share some of my experiences. And I provide some recommendations to get the most out of your next or first visit to a wildlife refuge. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/13560050

Jim Zuckerman and the Art of Compositing 03/01/2020

Jim Zuckerman and the Art of Compositing Jim Zuckerman is a master compositor and a wonderful teacher. He shares his compositing secrets in this hour long video. Listen and learn about compositing from easy to difficult. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/13345436

Getting To Know Elizabeth Carmel 02/15/2020

Getting To Know Elizabeth Carmel Elizabeth Carmel is a well-known landscape photographer and more recently a cinematographer. Join us as we discuss her career, her approach to landscape photography and more. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/13159823

Wildlife Photography with Hector Astorga 01/30/2020

Wildlife Photography with Hector Astorga Hector Astorga is a wildlife photographer based in Southwest Texas where he is manager of the Santa Clara Ranch. The ranch is solely dedicated to and managed for wildlife photography. In addition, Hector leads workshops in Guatemala, Finland, Africa and Chile. He is a Nikon shooter and loves his Nikon 500 f/4 for wildlife photography. You'll enjoy Hector's friendly manner and his wildlife photography expertise. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/12939818

The Business of Photography 01/15/2020

The Business of Photography This episode is all about the business of photography with nature, wildlife and travel photographer Darrell Gulin. Darrell offers sound business advice based on a bachelors degree in business and years of experience in the business of photography. He outlines a very specific approach to success as a photographer. Be sure to tune in. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/12745019

What's New at Photographing the West in 2020 12/30/2019

What's New at Photographing the West in 2020 Everyone’s busy this time of the year, so I decided to take this opportunity to wish everyone Happy Holidays and spend a few minutes talking about Photographing the West in the new year. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/12550979

What's New at Photographing the West in 2020 12/30/2019

Landscape Photography with Beth Young 12/15/2019

Landscape Photography with Beth Young Beth is an avid landscape photographer whose day job is architecture. She brings her visual skills from her day job to her wonderful landscape photos. Her specialty is art for medical facilities throughout California. Please join us for a wide ranging discussion of West coast landscape photography. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/12402437

State of Travel Photography 2019 with Kerrick James 11/30/2019

State of Travel Photography 2019 with Kerrick James In this episode, 2020 Travel Photographer of the Year Kerrick James returns to discuss the current challenges for travel photographers like himself. We discuss the gradual demise of magazines as a revenue source, other options for publication of travel photos, writing as a great way to get photos published and more. Tune in for a great discussion with a great guy and a wonderful travel photographer. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/12207029

Talking Photography with Jason Odell 11/15/2019

Talking Photography with Jason Odell Jason Odell is a veteran podcaster of The Image Doctors, author and of course a photographer. His photographic interests include travel photography, landscape photography and wildlife. He loves to teach and has multiple e-books, videos and tutorials available on his website, YouTube and Facebook. Check out his website too for his workshops in multiple locations. And don't forget to listen to The Image Doctors on iTunes or your favorite RSS feed. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/12044627

Storm Chasing with Eric Meola 10/30/2019

Storm Chasing with Eric Meola In this episode, meet photographer, author and storm chaser Eric Meola. Eric fell in love with the Great Plains at an early age. Later in life he returned each year for seven years to photograph its quiet beauty and its storms. And to record his experiences in a new book "Fierce Beauty" to be published November 11, 2019. Get a preview of his experiences storm chasing in the Great Plains in this episode and check out the show notes to see some of his beautiful photos. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/11678645

Drone Photography with Steve and Marie 10/15/2019

Drone Photography with Steve and Marie In this episode, we discuss the nuts and bolts of drone photography with Steve Eilenberg and Marie Tartar. Flying a drone and photographing from a drone requires two different skill sets and a fairly steep learning curve. We try to make learning these skills easier in this episode with lots of discussion, some references and an app. Please tune in for another great discussion with Steve and Marie. And check out their website for more info at www.aperturephotoarts.com /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/11635838

A Chinese Odyssey with Gary Crabbe 09/30/2019

A Chinese Odyssey with Gary Crabbe Gary Crabbe is an award winning landscape photographer who recently spent six weeks traveling around China photographing its people and its cultural treasures. We explore the ins and outs of traveling to and around China plus Gary's approach to photographing new subjects and new locations. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/11440127

Catching Up with Wildlife Photographer Steve Mattheis 09/15/2019

Catching Up with Wildlife Photographer Steve Mattheis Wildlife photographer Steve Mattheis based in Jackson, Wyoming is a busy guy. He's been taking great photos, vlogging, traveling, teaching and putting a book together on Great Gray Owls. We discuss his busy life, his 5 year odyssey self-publishing his new book and an upcoming African safari that he will co-lead in February 2020. Join us for a fun conversation with Steve! /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/11250329

Going Solo with Wildlife Photographer Juan Pons 08/30/2019

Going Solo with Wildlife Photographer Juan Pons Well known wildlife photographer and workshop leader Juan Pons and I discuss his recent decision to go solo in the photography business. We also discuss his plans for his new enterprise, working solo versus in a group and the nature of the photography business today. Tune in for a great discussion /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/11055422

The Ultimate Guide to Photographing Solar Eclipses 08/15/2019

The Ultimate Guide to Photographing Solar Eclipses This episode of the Photographing the West podcast is the Ultimate Guide to Solar Eclipse Photography with photographers Marie Tartar and Steve Eilenberg. Based on extensive research and the first hand experience of photographing two recent solar eclipses, Marie and Steve discuss all aspects of solar eclipse photography from a landscape photographers viewpoint. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/10887259

Moutain Lions, Cougars and Pumas...Oh My 07/30/2019

Moutain Lions, Cougars and Pumas...Oh My Jim Williams is a Montana-based wildlife biologist and manager for the Montana's Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks. With 30+ years of working with mountain lions, he has an unmatched hands on experience with these fascinating but elusive creatures. He shares his experiences with mountain lions in North America and puma in South America in his book "Path of the Puma". /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/10703885

Safari Photography with Kevin Dooley 07/15/2019

Safari Photography with Kevin Dooley Kevin Dooley is well-known for his wonderful photos of African wildlife. His African safari's go to less well known and less crowded parts of the African continent. Kevin, while a professional and experienced Africa photographer, remains enthusiastic about photography and his wild subjects. We discus all the important details for a successful African safari. /episode/index/show/photographingthewest/id/10486067

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