Everyone is so concerned about numbers and settings in photograpy. I share the one thing that doesn't show up in numbers and is probably the most important thing in photography.

Composition, color, gesture, mood and even post-processing in the digital darkroom are parts of good storytelling. In this episode I share some ideas on how you can improve your storytelling regardless of genre.

Early in my career, I certainly have experience both, but I have learned as my photography evolved how to keep the passion and avoid dissapointment not letting it creep into my photography.

In this episode I talk about getting distracted by the wrong conversations and missing what is right in front of you

With manufacturers turning out new bodies and lenses frequently, the question becomes, do I buy new gear?

We have all had to shoot in harsh light, but how do you get good images in this light, I share some of my thoughts and tips on this in the latest episode.

In this episode, I wanted to share with you things that I have learned to keep in mind while out shooting wildlife that may improve your chances of getting the shot you want.

When asked why I shoot with those lenses by a non-photographer, it got my thinking. In this episode I talk about why I shoot with specific lenses and how it fits my style of photography.

In this episode I discuss a conversation I had with a beginner photography on craft versus post processing.

This podcast is a shout out to all my mentors who have nurthured and taught me over the years, passing along their wisdom.