Beyond the Wild

In this episode of Beyond the Wild, hosts Ron, Jason, and Mark welcome Cam Scott, a nature photographer and guide from South Africa. The crew explore Cam's journey into nature photography, the life changes he made to pursue his passion, and the profound impact of nature on personal growth. Cam shares his experiences with a wide range of animals, including mountain gorillas, jaguars, leopards, lions, elephants and shoe-billed storks. Cam shares his views on the art of guiding and the challenges he faced in launching his own business during the pandemic. The discussion emphasizes the importance of a positive attitude and the joy of wildlife encounters.

Cam and the crew delve into the intricate relationships between humans and wildlife, particularly focusing on gorillas and the impact of tourism on conservation efforts. They share personal anecdotes of memorable wildlife encounters, discuss the importance of understanding animal behavior, and highlight the unique experiences offered by locations like Mana Pools National Park in northern Zimbabwe.

Sound Bites

"I was up at 3 a.m. I thought I would look like a car wreck."
"I never looked back."
"You have to go through it."
"I want to photograph early morning lights."
"You can see it the moment you lock eyes."
"It's a phenomenal experience."
"I just want to go back to Rwanda."
"Tourism has saved these gorillas."
"It's not just seeing a gorilla."
"The lighting is absolutely phenomenal."
"Anything's possible in Africa."
"It's a beautiful day to be alive."

Chapters

03:04 Cam's Journey into Nature Photography
06:12 Life Changes and Career Shifts
08:48 The Impact of Nature on Personal Growth
12:11 Experiences with Mountain Gorillas
15:00 The Art of Guiding and Manifesting Experiences
18:02 Challenges and Triumphs in Business
20:48 The Power of Positive Attitude
24:05 Wildlife Encounters and Photography
26:59 The Fascinating Shoe-Billed Stork
38:00 Confrontation and Respect in the Animal Kingdom
39:01 Understanding Gorilla Behavior and Communication
39:49 The Connection Between Humans and Nature
41:13 The Importance of Gorilla Tourism for Conservation
42:06 The Role of Tourism in Supporting Local Communities
42:48 Experiencing Wildlife: The Thrill of Close Encounters
46:09 The Sounds of Nature: A Sensory Experience
51:00 Memorable Outdoor Encounters
57:51 Exploring Monopools: A Photographer's Paradise
01:05:02 Accommodations and Immersive Experiences in Africa
01:12:55 Planning Your African Adventure

LINKS

Cam Scott
@CamScott_Wild

The Best Of Authentic Zimbabwe
Tour Opportunity: September 22-30th 2025
https://itineraries.safariportal.app/The-Best-of-Authentic-Zimbabwe/1338943500867078002

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In this engaging conversation, the hosts Ron Hayes, Jason Loftus, and Mark Raycroft reconnect with fellow pro photographer Joe Subolefsky and delve into their experiences with wildlife photography, travel adventures, and the personal connections formed through their journeys. They discuss the challenges and joys of photographing wildlife in various locations, including the Pantanal, and share stories about naming animals and the emotional ties that come with it. The transition to full-time photography is explored, highlighting the richness of relationships built through shared experiences in nature. Joe shares numerous practical tips for traveling, including navigating language barriers and the responsibilities that come with guiding clients in foreign countries. In this engaging conversation, the speakers share humorous anecdotes from their wildlife photography experiences, discuss the importance of understanding animal behavior, and provide insights into managing group dynamics during photography trips. They also explore the challenges of wildlife photography, the evolution of camera technology, the significance of educating others about wildlife ethics, and they reflect on their favorite wildlife encounters.

Sound Bites

"You can do it with any smart TV."
"I'm richer than I've ever been."
"It's a magical place down there."
"I named it after my father."
"It can be stressful at times."
"A sweaty guy naked at the door?"
"Life's about choices sometimes."
"It's not just identifying the tracks."
"We need to put the animals first."
"It's a balancing act if you have a mix."
"It's life's full of diversity."
"It's a small world in photography."
"It's a lot tougher than people think."
"Doing it right is not cheap."
"The focus system is unbelievable."

Chapters

02:59 Photography and Travel Experiences
06:05 Wildlife Encounters and Unique Locations
09:05 The Pantanal and Its Challenges
11:59 Naming Wildlife: A Personal Connection
14:51 The Transition to Full-Time Photography
17:51 Building Relationships Through Travel
20:56 Navigating Language Barriers in Travel
27:00 Funny Stories from the Field
29:59 Camera Gear Mishaps and Hacks
33:59 The Importance of Animal Behavior
40:06 Educating Others in Wildlife Photography
46:10 Balancing Expectations in Group Photography
50:48 Favorite Wildlife Photography Experiences
01:02:33 Navigating the Challenges of Photography Tours
01:06:10 The Evolution of Camera Technology
01:12:12 New Developments in National Park Photography Regulations
01:15:02 Looking Ahead: Future Adventures and Collaborations

Links

JOE SUBOLEFSKY
@joe_subolefsky

Special thanks to @FroKnowsPhoto - Hiding AirTags in your camera bodies
https://youtu.be/7v5rC2S4000?si=vUvyC6Y8Y1Ja2Lwy&t=419

FILM ACT IS NOW LAW
https://nanpa.org/2025/01/16/the-film-act-is-now-law-a-win-for-all-nanpa-members/

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It's not every day that you get to meet such a diverse and knowledgable wildlife photographer like Eli Martinez. We are blessed in this episode to have Eli share his thrilling and unique experience of capturing a large mating group of sperm whales near Dominica Island. This rare occurrence was captured just weeks ago on Jan. 29, 2025, and Eli describes how lucky he was on this recent trip. But that's not all. Eli discusses many of his approaches to photographing the broad range of dangerous predators in water and on land, and you'll be surprised to hear and see what he and his tour company are able to achieve and the level of interaction he has with these potentially dangerous animals. Eli discusses the challenges of photographing shy creatures like anacondas and the importance of debunking many of the myths surrounding predatory animals. Eli also reflects on his upcoming adventures and the significance of sharing these experiences with the world. In this engaging conversation, Eli Martinez shares his thrilling experiences in wildlife photography, transitioning from underwater adventures to capturing land predators. He discusses the challenges of high-altitude photography, the importance of respecting wildlife, and the invaluable role of guides in spotting elusive animals. The conversation also touches on the excitement of marine life encounters and the significance of time spent observing wildlife. Eli emphasizes the joy of unique experiences and the connections formed through his adventures while also providing practical advice for aspiring underwater photographers.

Sound Bites

"It's a privilege to work with these animals."

"Witnessing a mating group of whales is magic."

"Mating behavior is extremely rare to see."

"Anacondas are very shy and prefer to hide."

"The water clarity is a challenge for good images."

"Capturing a photo of a tapir underwater is my dream."

"I want to share the other side of these animals."

"I hope someone deserving wins the bear camp giveaway."

"It was a phenomenal experience to see those animals."

"We saw the cats four out of nine days."

"The guides are priceless in finding those cats."

"The recovery in Tonga is going really well."

"You don't really get to know them in a week."

"People get tattoos of our logo, it's so special."

"A GoPro is perfect for underwater photography."

Chapters

00:00 Reflections on the Pandemic and Travel Adventures

02:56 Eli's Unique Experiences with Sperm Whales

06:01 The Significance of Mating Behavior in Sperm Whales

09:08 Exploring the Mystique of Anacondas

11:55 The Challenge of Photographing Shy Creatures

15:09 Debunking Myths About Predatory Animals

18:01 Capturing the Beauty of Nature's Giants

20:54 Upcoming Adventures and New Experiences

40:36 Exploring New Adventures Together

42:05 The Shift from Water to Land Predators

44:57 Photography Techniques: Underwater vs. Land

47:43 Challenges of High-Altitude Wildlife Photography

50:51 Success in Capturing Snow Leopards

54:40 The Importance of Social Media in Wildlife Photography

56:44 Recovery in Tonga: A Personal Touch

01:00:21 The Thrill of Marine Life Encounters

01:01:38 The Value of Time in Wildlife Observation

01:03:23 Cherishing Unique Experiences and Connections

01:05:12 Essential Gear for Underwater Photography

Links

Instagram: @SDMDiving
Web: www.sdmdiving.com
Facebook: facebook.com/sdmdiving

Bear Camp Giveaway
https://www.instagram.com/p/DFWXG04y8TY/

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Once again, our listeners, who are also outstanding photographers in their own right, have provided some incredible questions for Ron, Jason and Mark. Wide-ranging topics, from improving the odds of wolf and counters to computer gear and culling images from your portfolio, test the crew and draw out new wisdom from these seasoned wildlife aficionados. 

Takeaways

Overshooting can be beneficial due to the unpredictability of wildlife.
Memory storage is cheap, allowing photographers to keep more images.
Editing techniques evolve, allowing for better results from older images.
Past success is a powerful tool for advertising workshops.
Engaging with clients is essential for successful workshops.
Networking and word-of-mouth are key for workshop success.
Understanding animal behavior enhances photography opportunities.
Technology advancements improve the quality of wildlife photography.

Sound Bites

"You have to know when to leave."
"Memory is cheap, so overshoot!"
"You need to work the scene."

Chapters

06:59 Wildlife Encounters: Stories from the Field
13:57 Giveaway Announcement and Opportunities
17:05 Listener Questions: Wildlife Photography Insights
31:02 Technical Gear and Photography Equipment
42:41 Choosing the Right Equipment for Photography
44:00 Transitioning from PC to Mac for Photographers
48:13 The Art of Editing and Color Calibration
51:27 Capturing Wildlife: Tips and Experiences
01:00:10 Marketing Photography Workshops Effectively
01:09:21 Culling and Managing Your Photography Portfolio

This Episode’s Questions and Mentions

1. If you could relive one of your first wildlife encounters now, what would it be?
@KMaxPhotography_

2. How do you know when to leave one area and head to the next with wildlife
@ThroughAPilotsLens

3. What's your home computer gear, especially monitors?
@Photography.rks (Bob Stiens)

4. Have any of the crew had any cool wolf encounters or tips for photographing them?
@JoshShandera

5. What is the best way or ways that you all have found success in advertising your photography workshops?
@JonathanGillinghamPhotography

6. How do you guys cull shots for critters you already have a great catalog of content for?
@MtMiller.Montana

Thanks for the hat, Mike!
@FairFxMike (Michael Fahey)

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Our hosts, Ron Hayes, Jason Loftus, and Mark Raycroft, butt heads in a lively game of Photo Feud, debating unpopular opinions in wildlife photography.  Through a point-counterpoint format, each host must support a designated “for” or “against” position and delve into the pros and cons of each topic, providing insights into the evolving landscape of photography. Exploring the implications of affordable zoom lenses, the debate over the best camera to have on hand, the surge of new photography businesses following the holiday season, conservation photography and the modes of transportation used, as well as the ongoing discussion of whether shooting in RAW is necessary in the age of advanced camera technology. The conversation is lighthearted yet insightful, encouraging listeners to think critically about their photography practices and the tools they use. 

Takeaways

Affordable zoom lenses have changed wildlife photography dynamics.
Smartphones have become essential tools for capturing moments.
New photographers need to build portfolios before starting businesses.
Photography requires more than just owning a good camera.
The quality of a photograph is influenced by the photographer's skill.
Editing plays a crucial role in the final image.
The photography industry is becoming increasingly competitive.
A strong portfolio requires thousands of good images.
Cameras are evolving tools that require skill to use effectively.
RAW files offer more editing flexibility than JPEGs.
The camera's AI can make decisions that reduce the need for RAW.
It's important to enjoy the process of photography.
Lighthearted debates can lead to deeper insights.

Sound Bites

"This might be the most unpopular episode we've ever done."
"Reasonably priced zooms are the worst thing to wildlife photography."
"There are now 2,000 new photography businesses."
"You have to train your eye for composition."
"Cameras are tools, and like all tools, they evolve."
"The tools have improved significantly."
"It's a win-win-win when you ride your bike."
"Riding a bike is silent compared to other forms."
"For most uses, RAW is totally unnecessary."
"The camera is making great decisions, perfect decisions."
"You can’t rework a JPEG as far as RAW."
"It's nice to stop and think some of these things through."
"Get out in the field with your best camera."

Chapters

00:00 Unpopular Opinions in Wildlife Photography
14:57 The Impact of Affordable Zoom Lenses
29:59 The Best Camera: The One You Have
44:54 The Rise of New Photography Businesses
34:55 The Importance of a Strong Portfolio
36:20 Tools of the Trade: Cameras as Instruments
38:21 Environmental Photography: Modes of Transportation Debate
51:11 The RAW vs JPEG Discussion
57:44 Lighthearted Conversations and Future Topics

Special thanks to Andrew Hearne for the idea for this podcast. @AWHearne

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In this flashback episode, Ron, Jason and Mark look back on the past calendar year of photo trips and share the good, the bad and the childish humor that makes the BTW who they are. The conversation is filled with laughs, insights into the challenges of nature, and the pure joy and rejuvenation that come from going beyond the wild. Thanks for a great 2024, everyone. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Lighthearted Banter
05:30 Reflections on the Year in Wildlife Photography
17:10 Highlights and Memorable Experiences
28:35 Challenges Faced in 2024
32:40 Looking Ahead to 2025
35:02 Adventures in the Antarctic
36:02 Survival Stories and Literature
37:14 Celebrating Book Success
40:07 The Importance of Direct Support for Authors
40:53 Humorous Moments in the Field
46:58 The Joy of Wildlife Photography
54:53 The Stance: A Fun Field Tradition
01:00:57 The Power of Laughter and Friendship

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Summary

In this episode, Ron Hayes and Mark Raycroft reflect on their separate but memorable trips to Churchill, Manitoba, in search of iconic arctic wildlife. Ron’s September trip focused on the Autumn colors, and he discusses his experiences with Aurora photography, beluga whales, and polar bears. He shares insights on the beauty of autumn colors, cultural engagement with the local community, and the planning of future trips to this unique destination. The conversation highlights the unpredictability of wildlife encounters and the joy of capturing stunning images in nature. Mark Raycroft shares his contrasting experiences from his first snowy November trip to Churchill and his unique wildlife photography opportunities, particularly with a wide range of polar bear behavior. He discusses the journey to Churchill, travel tips, gear selection, and the emotional connections formed during wildlife encounters. The conversation highlights the thrill of capturing moments with sparring boars and the importance of community and fun in photography adventures.

Takeaways

The trips to Churchill are both memorable and educational.

Aurora photography requires the right equipment and techniques.

Beluga whale interactions can vary year to year.

The beauty of autumn colors enhances the wildlife experience.

Cultural insights from local communities enrich the trip.

Wildlife encounters are unpredictable but rewarding.

Planning future trips can help manage expectations.

Photography in RAW format yields better results.

Engaging with local artists and their work is inspiring.

The camaraderie among travelers enhances the experience. The journey to Churchill offers stunning aerial views.

Choosing the right gear is crucial for wildlife photography.

Packing efficiently can enhance your travel experience.

Wildlife encounters create emotional connections.

Sparring bears provide unique photography opportunities.

Community and fun are essential in photography trips.

Planning ahead can lead to better experiences.

Understanding animal behavior enhances photography.

Capturing moments in nature is a rewarding experience.

Editing photos multiple times can yield different results.

Sound Bites

"We hit a home run with the Aurora."

"I shot the Aurora in RAW."

"There were a ton of whales this year."

"The colors really hadn't popped."

"We had a good tour."

"We saw several bears every day."

"It was a great collection of people."

"I zero regrets about the trip."

"It was a different experience walking around."

"We can share some information."

"What an interesting view from the plane."

"Know when you're planning these trips."

"I was so aware of the baggage for the carry-on."

"You can never hear a ptarmigan pee."

"I am in bliss. I don't need anything more."

"It helps us to bring this together."

Chapters

00:00 Memorable Trips to Churchill

02:05 Aurora Photography Techniques

10:00 Beluga Whales and Polar Bear Encounters

18:14 The Beauty of Autumn Colors

26:13 Cultural Insights and Community Engagement

34:48 Planning Future Trips to Churchill

39:01 Journey to Churchill: Aerial Perspectives

42:54 Travel Tips: Packing and Equipment Management

45:56 Choosing the Right Gear for Wildlife Photography

49:21 Capturing Unique Wildlife Moments: Ptarmigan and Arctic Hare

52:46 The Thrill of Polar Bear Encounters

56:38 Sparring Bears: A Photographer's Dream

01:01:55 The Emotional Connection with Wildlife

01:06:48 Experiencing the North: The Life of Polar Bears

01:10:10 Planning Future Adventures: Upcoming Trips and Opportunities

01:12:59 The Importance of Community and Fun in Photography

Links

Jason Gibody’s Instagram Page

jgwildphoto

Sergius Hannan’s Beluga Underwater Footage

https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxl0oE3X-x8JOOYHgkoJ-jhTP0ABY6b8dJ?si=oYGxylTuTb5uwnah

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In this episode of Beyond the Wild, Ron Hayes, Mark Raycroft, and Jason Loftus sit down with the co-founders of the Photographer’s Mindset Podcast to discuss their journeys into photography, particularly wildlife photography. Both Seth Macey and Aaron Manis explore the importance of motivation, mindset, and community in pursuing their passion. The conversation highlights the significance of patience, observation, and the learning process in capturing stunning images. The guests share personal anecdotes about their experiences and the challenges they face, emphasizing the value of small successes and the role of authenticity in their work. Ron Hayes and his guests explore the multifaceted world of wildlife photography, emphasizing the importance of mindset, presence, and the joy of unexpected moments in nature. They discuss the thrill of capturing images, the significance of perseverance, and the learning journey that comes with each outing. The dialogue highlights the unpredictability of wildlife photography, the necessity of letting go of expectations, and the value of enjoying the process rather than fixating on outcomes. Through personal anecdotes and shared experiences, they illustrate how photography can be a rewarding and enriching pursuit, akin to the game of golf, where the focus should be on the experience rather than the score.

Takeaways

It's okay not to be motivated all the time.

Wildlife photography offers solitude and a deeper understanding of nature.

Community and collaboration can enhance creativity and motivation.

Patience and observation are key in wildlife photography.

Small successes should be celebrated, regardless of the subject.

Learning from others can provide valuable insights and inspiration.

Focus on honing skills in your local environment.

Mindset plays a crucial role in navigating challenges in photography.

Authenticity in guests can lead to relatable and inspiring conversations.

Photography is a journey of continuous learning and growth. A day in the field is a success, regardless of outcomes.

Failure is often a misperception in photography.

Delayed gratification enhances the joy of wildlife photography.

Every outing offers something valuable, even if not a photo.

Mindset is crucial for enjoying the photography experience.

Learning something new each day is essential for growth.

Enjoying the journey is as important as the results.

Being present in the moment enriches the experience.

The unpredictability of wildlife adds excitement to photography.

Enjoy the process and let go of the pressure. 

Sound Bites

"I feel privileged in a sense."

"Watching animals is just genuinely interesting."

"You can make some really nice pictures."

"You gotta stop chasing, man."

"You have to adjust to the curve balls that come."

"Focus on what's in your backyard."

"A day in the field is a success."

"Failure isn't the right descriptor."

"Delayed gratification is addicting."

"Always leave with something."

"None of these outings are failures."

"You can learn something new every day."

"Enjoy the journey, enjoy the learning curve."

"Photography is about being present."

"Enjoy the process, don't pressure yourself."

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Welcome Back

02:51 The Journey into Photography

05:59 Wildlife Photography: Passion and Learning

09:14 Motivation and Mindset in Photography

12:07 The Role of Community and Collaboration

15:00 Finding Inspiration and Staying Engaged

17:57 The Importance of Patience and Observation

21:03 Navigating Challenges in Photography

24:10 Guest Selection and Authenticity

26:57 Celebrating Small Successes

30:07 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

38:11 Embracing Nature's Joys

41:21 The Thrill of Unexpected Moments

43:16 Mindset and Presence in Photography

46:39 Letting Go of Expectations

49:08 The Law of Averages in Photography

51:55 Setting Goals and Learning

54:48 The Journey of Improvement

56:15 Intentional Photography Practices

01:00:17 The Unpredictability of Wildlife Photography

01:02:44 Finding Fun in the Process

01:04:38 Golf and Photography: A Life Analogy

Links:
Guest’s Podcast
https://thephotographermindset.com

Seth Macey
@sethmacey
https://www.instagram.com/sethmacey
https://www.sethmaceyphotography.com

Aaron Manis
@mantis_photography
https://www.instagram.com/mantis_photography
https://www.amantisphotography.com

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Time flies when you're having fun. We've had a great first season and met some amazingly talented photographers along the way. Before our second-season journey begins, let's take a quick look at some highlights from season one. Special thanks to our foundational sponsors, pictureline.com and Canon USA. Doing what you do and your continued support is greatly appreciated. We are pumped for 2025! Wishing all our listeners a happy and prosperous New Year. Thanks for listening to the Beyond the Wild Podcast. Make sure to subscribe to be notified of upcoming episodes for your listening and viewing enjoyment! Beyond the Wild Podcast is sponsored by Pictureline.com and Canon USA.

Meet Mary Jacquel, a multifaceted photographer making her mark, capturing the wild beauty of Alaska’s Southern panhandle.  In discussion with Mary, the hosts dive deep into Mary’s photography, cinematography and drone work, discussing the balance between external and internal perspectives and the importance of intentionality in capturing moments. Mary’s humpback and orca content has garnered millions of views on Instagram, and her unique location has allowed her to follow nesting bald eagles throughout the seasons. Recently, she has taken a step back to experience the nostalgia and limitations of film photography, and the conversation looks back at the evolution of the craft.  Mary reflects on the storytelling aspect of photography, the community it fosters, and the unique experiences that come with wildlife photography, particularly in Alaska. The dialogue emphasizes the joy and challenges of content creation, the value of patience, and the personal connections formed through shared passions.

Takeaways

Patience is a valuable trait in the photography process.

The joy of capturing a moment remains, regardless of the medium.

Photography fosters community and connection among enthusiasts.

Understanding the subject's behavior is crucial for wildlife photography.

The experience of photography is as important as the final image. 

Balancing external views with personal storytelling enhances engagement.

Storytelling in photography adds depth to the viewer's experience.

The transition from film to digital has changed the photography landscape.

Intentionality in photography leads to more meaningful images.

Chapters

03:10 Mary Jackal's Journey to Alaska

06:59 The Allure of the Inside Passage

11:02 Favorite Outdoor Experiences and Drone Photography

16:57 Challenges of Drone Photography on the Water

21:00 Capturing Marine Wildlife: Techniques and Tips

30:01 The Art of Capturing Moments

32:31 The Shift to Video Content

34:07 Navigating Social Media Dynamics

36:36 The Value of Authenticity in Content Creation

38:04 Experiencing Alaska Through a Lens

40:06 Personal Relationships with Social Media

41:09 Exploring YouTube as a Platform

44:11 The Balance of Storytelling in Photography

46:57 Humanizing the Photography Experience

56:43 The Journey to Photography Passion

58:33 The Journey into Photography

01:02:29 The Shift from Digital to Film

01:08:00 Intentionality in Photography

01:13:01 The Evolution of Photography Equipment

01:18:59 Reflections on the Art of Photography

LINKS

@MarysMark
Instagram

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