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.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer for a fascinating conversation with legendary wildlife, landscape and cultural photographer Art Wolfe. Having published over 100 photography books during his nearly five decades in the field, Art is uniquely capable of sharing his perspective on our world, its animals and people with a depth few can. Mitch and Art discuss his beginnings, experiences in the field and insights that all photographers can use to improve their work. His new book, Wild Lives, is out now and with hundreds of compelling images showcasing our natural world. For more information on Art, his books, workshops and adventures, check out his website at artwolfe.com

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he and New York City based photographer, author and workshop leader Michael Chinnici discuss his background and travel photography. Michael's recent book, Vanishing Cuba, has received rave reviews and is a beautiful work detailing the country's people in both photographs and text that provide great insights and context for the images. He leads workshops domestically in the US and worldwide through his company. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in travel photography and making the most of being in the field, especially within cities.   

For information about the Vanishing Cuba book, go to redoctopuspublishing.com.

To learn more about Michael's photo workshops, check out photoworkshopadventures.com

Join show host Mitch Stringer for his conversation with wildlife photographer, author, podcast host and workshop leader Richard Bernabe as they discuss a broad set of topics. Richard discusses his extensive worldwide photographic travels, advice for photographers, gear and stories from the field. As host of the widely listened to podcast Beyond The Lens, Richard shares keen insights that can benefit every photographer from amateur to professional. A great episode that's a must for all who have experience or interest in taking their work far afield and exploring our natural world.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he talks with watch photographer Atom Moore. Atom's specialty form of photography is much sought after by watch brands all over the world. His unique vision and skills are used to highlight the fine details of watches to potential customers who value these nuances. Brands turn to Atom for his artistic portrayal of their brands and various watch models. A great conversation about macro photography, getting started in the field, and photo inspiration. In addition to brand advertising, Atom's compelling work appears in art galleries as limited edition prints for purchase. Check out his work online at atommoore.com and on Instagram @atommoore

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he talks with wildlife photographer Michelle Guillermin about her travels to create images around the world. Michelle's passion is wildlife photography. Starting out as a young person saving for a trip around the world, she has been documenting animals and their habitats for decades. This episode covers photo techniques, travel tips and stories from the field that listeners are sure to enjoy and find useful.

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes Pulitzer Prize-Winning photographer Deanne Fitzmaurice to the show. Deanne is an acclaimed photojournalist and co-founder of Think Tank Photo which produces some of the most well-conceived and durable camera gear and accessories in the industry. Mitch and Deanne discuss photo techniques, engaging with subjects, her career and the several paths she has taken along the way.

Join show host Mitch Stringer as he and photographic safari leader Andy Biggs discuss travelling to this bucket list destination for so many who enjoy wildlife, travel and cultural photography. For well over 20 years Andy has designed and led trips to many countries within Africa and worldwide. His knowledge of photography, travel logistics and photo printing is extensive and he's been hired by commercial clients such as Banana Republic to showcase his imagery in their stores. To see more of Andy's work and the safaris he leads, check it all out at AndyBiggs.com

Join podcast host Mitch Stringer as he and noted street and fine art photographer Phil Penman discuss his early days in photography, techniques and thoughts on creating compelling images. Phil has published two beautiful books on his work with a focus on black and white images. His backstory is fascinating, and he shares his transition from chasing Madonna as a bicycle riding paparazzi to becoming one of the most respected photographers in the world. Check out Phil's work online at PhilPenman.com.

Disclaimer: This podcast contains explicit language and mature content. The views and opinions expressed by the host and guest are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of MPA. Parental guidance is recommended for younger audiences.

Join host Mitch Stringer as he welcomes Los Angeles based rock music photographer Dustin Jack to the podcast. Dustin’s decades of music photography shows off his distinctive style and the close relationships he has forged with many of his subjects result in magnificent images. During this episode, Mitch and Dustin discuss his origins within photography, techniques and the key role that collaboration plays in creating the best images possible. Performers such as Bon Jovi, Motley Crue, Daughtry, Zakk Wylde and countless others have been the focus of his work. Deep insights from one of the top music photographers working today.

Disclaimer: This podcast contains explicit language and mature content. The views and opinions expressed by the host and guest are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of MPA. Parental guidance is recommended for younger audiences.