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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