Join Nashville based music, entertainment, and commercial photographer Brad Moore and I as discuss his image of the band Underoath, and what it's like photographing with tough lighting and extremely limited time.

Brett Stanley is an internationally recognized Australian photographer that specializes in underwater portrait and fine art photography. On this episode we discuss underwater photography, and examine his image “Starlight”.

On this episode of Behind the Shot, viation photographer Scott Dworkin and I take a look at one of his crazy aerial shots, and discuss how he captures all this action while flying.

Join the amazing Trey Ratcliff and me as we discuss his image of the Museum of Evolution in Paris, France entitled “Where Jules Verne would perform experiments on animalkind”. This one is good...

Join music and travel photographer Anthony D’Angio and I as we discuss the difficulties of shooting in the elements of altitude and weather, as we examine his amazing image of the Tengboche Monastery, located at 13,000 feet in the Himalaya.

Join celebrity and entertainment photographer Noam Galai and me on this episode of Behind the Shot as we take a look at how a simple social media post of a selfie made Noam a household face around the world.

Workshops are only as good as the instructor, and the worst guest. Join Rick and me on this episode as we discuss his recent China Workshop, and how you can get the most out of your next workshop.

Jack Reznicki is an internationally renowned commercial people and children photographer that gets travel photos like few others. Join us as we chat his image Indonesia Kids.

Matthias Hombauer finished his Ph.D. in molecular biology, and then he decided to pursue music photography. On this show we discuss what it’s like to be onstage photographing Vintage Trouble in front of 120,000 people!

Join me on this very special episode of Behind the Shot as I spend some time (a lot of time) with The Copyright Zone guys Ed Greenberg and Jack Reznicki discussing copyright for photographers.