The Landscape Photography Show

Chris Jeyes, a landscape photographer with a flair for media relations, shares his artistic journey and insights on navigating today's photography market. He discusses the impact of the pandemic on his creativity and the significance of diversifying income streams. Chris emphasizes the value of collaboration with brands, particularly in the automotive sector, and the importance of authentic storytelling. He also explores the thrill of creative projects, urging photographers to embrace bold ideas and push their artistic boundaries.

In this episode, we dive deep into the history and shifting definitions of artwork to discover landscape photography's place in art.

Candace Dyar joins The Landscape Photography Show to discuss how her knowledge of art history gives her a deeper appreciation of landscapes and places.

Ryan Dyar joins The Landscape Photography Show to discuss his journey into landscape photography as well as how solitary journeys and social trips have shaped his experience with his in-field shooting differently.

David Swindler, a versatile photographer known for his multi-genre approach, shares his journey from a stable engineering career to full-time outdoor photography. He delves into the interplay between wildlife and landscape photography, offering insights on the challenges of night photography amidst light pollution and park restrictions. Swindler emphasizes the importance of teaching, the value of community, and the need for long-term vision in personal growth. His passion for capturing nature's beauty is both inspiring and educational.

Guy Tal joins The Landscape Photography Show to talk about what other interests impact his photography and how his deep thinking assists in photographic practices.

Greg Snell, a nomadic photographer known for his innovative approach to travel photography and videography, shares insights on the benefits of learning video. He emphasizes the evolution from photography to videography, discussing challenges faced while creating content for platforms like YouTube. Snell reveals how COVID-19 reshaped his business vision and highlights the importance of cultural adaptation in his travels. With humor, he recounts unpredictable adventures in photography and contrasts the experiences of younger versus seasoned photographers in today's digital age.

Dustin LeFevre joins The Landscape Photography Show to discuss his background in photography, how photographing in Utah gives him plenty of opportunities for great images, and the pros and cons of becoming a professional photographer.

Phill Monson, also known as Nigel the Little Hunter, joins The Landscape Photography Show to discuss the origins of Adventure Responsibly and an outdoor awareness built around that same phrase.

Cole Thompson joins The Landscape Photography Podcast to discuss his unique approach to black and white photography and how capturing a moment is a spur of the moment decision.