#216 Gary Crabbe is an award-winning photographer and author living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Gary began his photographic career spending nearly a decade managing the image library for famed National Geographic photographer Galen Rowell. Since then, his own client and publication credits include the National Geographic Society, New York Times, Forbes Magazine, TIME Magazine, Victoria's Secret, The North Face, Sunset, L.L. Bean, Subaru, The Nature Conservancy, and The Carnegie Museum of Natural History to name but a few.

In This Episode You'll Learn:

• How Gary got started in photography
  
  
• The hardest part about photography for Gary to learn early on
  
  
• What elements go into every great landscape photo
  
  
• The tale-tell signs of an amateur landscape photo
  
  
• How to start focusing on composition
  
  
• What to do when the weather does not cooperate
  
  

Premium Members Also Learn:

• How to start selling your landscape photos
  
  
• Shooting on assignment vs Shooting personal work
  
  
• All about licensing. How it has changed and how to charge for your work
  
  

Resources:

• Landscape photographer Gary Crabbe’s website
  
  
• Gary Crabbe on Twitter
  
  
• Gary Crabbe on Facebook
  
  
• Gary Crabbe on Instagram
  
  

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Thanks for listening & keep shooting!