Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes San Francisco Bay area sports photographer Kyle Terada to the show. For decades Kyle has covered sports including baseball, hockey, football, basketball, golf and more. The guys talk about how Kyle got started in the industry, lessons learned, his choice of gear and stories from the field. To learn more about Kyle and follow his work, check out his website at TeradaPhoto.com and on Instagram @teradaphoto.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes New York City based portrait and street photographer Rob Tirrell to the show.

Originally from Boston, Rob was Los Angeles based before relocating again to New York where he is General Manager of the Leica Store and Gallery. From this conversation it's clear that Rob is a student of photography history and enthusiastic about his work behind the camera. 

Whether he's working as a film set photographer, shooting portraits or walking the streets making images, it's done with great intention and forethought. You will really enjoy this conversation and there's a lot there for listeners to soak in and enjoy.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes Los Angeles based celebrity and portrait photographer Amanda Peixoto-Elkins to the show. Amanda's work is organic as she captures lifestyle portraits that have her subjects looking as comfortable and natural as can be. From her start photographing her young daughter, now a working model, to handling assignments for magazines, Amanda's work is compelling and motivational. This was a really fun conversation and I know you'll see why her style and personality is infectious. I invite you to sit back, relax and enjoy the episode. You can check out Amanda's work online at www.amandaelkins.com and on Instagram @amandapeixotoelkins

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes sports photographer Tom DiPace to the show. Tom's many decades of creating compelling sports images has seen him bridge the gap between shooting for both editorial and commercial clients. His work has been on the covers of many magazines, baseball cards and advertising for such clients as Rawlings Sporting Goods, Adidas, HBO and The Discovery Channel. He has also photographed an incredible 29 NFL Super Bowls! Tom's path is one of intelligence, skill, determination and a "can do" attitude. I know you'll enjoy hearing his story. You can check out his work on Instagram and through his website at dipacephotography.com

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes wedding photographer Naomi Cataldo to the show. Naomi is a photographer and entrepreneur who founded Urban Row Photography specializing in weddings, engagements and portraiture. The episode illustrates Naomi's transition from a career in architecture into one in which she is passionate about. That transition and its evolution is impressive and her work is beautiful. We discussed that career change, her philosophy about photography, client relationship building, and her process creating images that clients love. You can check out her work on Instagram at @urbanrowphotography and online at urbanrowphoto.com.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes motorsports photographer Bob Chapman as his guest. Bob's longtime success photographing auto racing is due to his remarkable skill in bringing the excitement of the race to the viewers of his images. As such, he's highly sought after by race teams, car related brands and motorsports publications worldwide. You can check out Bob's work online at autosportimage.com and on Instagram at bob_autosport_image.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he talks with Florida based photographer Zoe Larson about her start in photography and recently published feature photo essay on the Mudmen of Papua New Guinea. Zoe's enthusiasm for photography and cultural immersion is evident and she's focused on making a connection with the people in her images. A great conversation that you will enjoy. You can check out Zoe's work at zoeroselarson.myportfolio.com

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer for his conversation with longtime San Francisco Bay Area sports photographer Brad Mangin. Right out of college, Brad's photographic path saw him working for newspapers, a wire service, and ultimately as one of the country’s most sought-after sports photographers with a specialty in baseball photography. Brad's images have appeared many times on the cover of Sports Illustrated during the magazine's heyday and on countless baseball cards while shooting for the Upper Deck brand. He's donated much of his archives to the Baseball Hall of Fame which in itself is recognition of his incredible talent for creating sports imagery. Over the years Brad has had several books published with some still available through his website at ManginPhotography.com. It was great talking with Brad as he explains the evolution of the sports photography business in his candid style.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he and Burke Seim, owner of Service Photo, discuss their thoughts surrounding making informed choices this holiday season when buying cameras, lenses, and accessories. You can check out Service Photo and their huge gear selection online at www.ServicePhoto.com.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer and his husband and wife guests, James and Karla Murray, who are architectural and interior photographers, multi-media artists and authors based in New York City. For over twenty-five years they have focused their lens on the streetscape through portraits of storefronts and shop owners and have captured moments of city life that often go undocumented. The couple shares how they got started and their process of making images that celebrate the city in a way that both documents the present and preserves memories when many of these businesses and buildings disappear over time.