Photography Podcast with Alain and Natalie Briot

This episode focuses on Antelope Canyon in Arizona, one of the most beautiful photographic locations in the world. Alain and Natalie talk about their experience photographing there from the first time they went there in 1986 until now. They talk about the changes that they have witnessed and how these have impacted the way they photograph the canyon.

In this episode Alain and Natalie talk about the 2018 Rendez Vous that they just taught in Chinle, Arizona, the home of Canyon de Chelly. The Rendez Vous is a gathering of alumni, Students who have previously attended a workshop with Alain and Natalie. ALain and Natalie describe what the Rendez Vous consists of and which unique activities are part of this event. These include the Print Exchange, the Personal Print Presentation and the photography field trips to Little Known areas of Navajoland. For those interested in participating, the Rendez Vous will take place again in 2019, this time in Bluff, Utah with a schedule just as exciting as this year.

In this episode Alain and Natalie talk about our new Master Class workshop and discuss the main aspects of this exciting event. This is an advanced workshop designed for students who want to reach the next step with their work. The goal of the workshop is to help you turn your dreams into goals and reality.

This is part four of a four part series focused on the story of Alain and Natalie's podcast. Starting with their first episode, Alain and Natalie look back at their journey and talk about why they started their podcast, what their goals were, what motivated them to continue, how they find ideas for new episodes and more. As they go over the past 87 episodes they recall memories and play excerpts of selected recordings. This series is much more than a rewind of the podcast. It is the opportunity to look back at over 10 years worth of podcast episodes as well as a chance to talk about things that they never talk about before.

This is part three of a four part series focused on the story of Alain and Natalie's podcast. Starting with their first episode, Alain and Natalie look back at their journey and talk about why they started their podcast, what their goals were, what motivated them to continue, how they find ideas for new episodes and more. As they go over the past 87 episodes they recall memories and play excerpts of selected recordings. This series is much more than a rewind of the podcast. It is the opportunity to look back at over 10 years worth of podcast episodes as well as a chance to talk about things that they never talk about before.

This is part two of a four part series focused on the story of Alain and Natalie's podcast. Starting with their first episode, Alain and Natalie look back at their journey and talk about why they started their podcast, what their goals were, what motivated them to continue, how they find ideas for new episodes and more. As they go over the past 87 episodes they recall memories and play excerpts of selected recordings. This series is much more than a rewind of the podcast. It is the opportunity to look back at over 10 years worth of podcast episodes as well as a chance to talk about things that they never talk about before.

This is part one of a four part series focused on the story of Alain and Natalie's podcast. Starting with their first episode, Alain and Natalie look back at their journey and talk about why they started their podcast, what their goals were, what motivated them to continue, how they find ideas for new episodes and more. As they go over the past 87 episodes they recall memories and play excerpts of selected recordings. This series is much more than a rewind of the podcast. It is the opportunity to look back at over 10 years worth of podcast episodes as well as a chance to talk about things that they never talk about before.

This slideshow features photographs taken by the participants of the 2016 Antelope Canyon Fine Art Photography Summit. It also features photographs of Alain Briot, Natalie Briot, Jeff Schewe and of many Summit Participants.

The music is from the CD Navajoland by Travis Terry (it's available on iTunes if you want to get it).

This Slideshow shows the many different aspects of the 2016 Fine Art Photography Summit that took place in Page, Arizona. It also shows the locations we photographed during the Vision Field Workshop following the Summit.

For those of you who attended the 2016 Summit it will bring back memories of this unique event.

For those of you who could not join us it will give you a good idea of what the Summit consists of.

Thank you to Jeff Schewe who created this slideshow.

This slideshow features photographs taken by the participants of the 2015 Death Valley Fine Art Photography Summit. It also features photographs of Alain Briot, Natalie Briot, Jeff Schewe and of many Summit Participants.

The music is from the CD Navajoland by Travis Terry (it's available on iTunes if you want to get it). This Slideshow presents the many different aspects of the 2015 Fine Art Photography Summit that took place in Page, Arizona. It also shows the locations we photographed during the Vision Field Workshop following the Summit. The Native American flute music is by Travis Terry.

For those of you who attended the 2015 Summit, this will bring back memories of this unique event. For those of you who could not join us, it will give you a good idea of what the Summit consists of.

Thank you to Jeff Schewe who created the slideshow.

In part three of this three-parts episode Alain and Natalie finish talking about what is art using a list of 17 art definitions written by Natalie's Navajo students. Part three covers definitions thirteen to to Seventeen. After reading each definition Alain and Natalie talk about what they mean to them, how they relate to them, and what they make them think of. Alain and Natalie end this three parts series of episodes focused on 'what is art?' by talking about what is coming next on their podcast and discussing several ideas for future episodes.