On this episode Photographer Phil Gallagher and I talk about changes within the photography industry and what's expected of photographers today, discovering new waves and shooting on the road from 2001 to 2011, his time running LeBoogie magazine, how he got to working so closely with Aquatech, his creative process, the importance of refining your portfolio, dealing with changes in life and so much more.

On this episode Photographer Alex Kydd and I talk about how Alex got into shooting underwater photos, the importance of collaborating and working with other creatives, interacting and photographing marine life, misconceptions society has towards sharks, tips and advice for aspiring underwater photographers and so much more.

Instagram: @AlexKyddPhoto

Photographer Andrew Miller talks where the photography industry was at when he first started vs where it is now, how he approaches his personal and commercial work, how to get your work seen by the right people, his best decisions, advice to photographers starting out today and so much more. 

Links From The Episode:

Website: https://www.andrewmillerphotos.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_miller/

On this episode Chris talks about study vs working in the field, what it's like to shoot in a big budget surf film, his thoughts on studying photography at university, advice that he would give photographers and creatives starting out today as well as so much more.

Links from this episode: 

Website: www.chrisgurney.com.au

Instagram: @chrisgurney_

Chris Gurneys Book "FERVOR": http://www.chrisgurney.com.au/shop

On this episode Photographer Zoe Morley discusses how she was able to break into the wedding photography industry at the start, how she deals with the stresses of a wedding day, her workflow and editing processes, outsourcing, advice for people wanting to start a business today and so much more. I am certain you will take a few things away from today's episode so let's get straight into it. 

LINKS: 

Article: https://pitchedindustries.com/zoe/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zoemorleyphotography/

http://www.nonjabulo.com/

Photo Mechanic: https://home.camerabits.com/

Smart Slides: https://pixellu.com/smartslides

Pic Time: https://www.pic-time.com

ShootQ: https://shootq.com/

On this episode photographer Rambo Estrada discusses how important it is to learn the technical side of photography, the positive influence social media is having on photographers today, how he got to becoming an ambassador for Sony Cameras, advice for photographers starting out today and so much more.

LINKS:

Rambo's Instagram: @ramboestrada

Pitched Industries Article: 

Digital artist Emma Regolini discusses how the creative series @theline_ came about, pitching work to potential clients and brands, social media algorithms advice for artists starting out today and so much more.

Links:

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theline_/

Pitched Article: www.pitchedindustries.com/emma

On this episode Mark Clinton discusses working with commercial agencies and if it’s a good idea to seek representation in the early days, how the commercial photography industry has changed over the last decade, comparing yourself to others, self doubt and a heap of advice for photographers and creatives starting out today.

LINKS:

Website: www.markclintonphoto.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/markclinton
Pitched Industries: www.pitchedindustries.com

On this episode photographer Matt Cherubino talks about how he was able to build his portfolio to land commercial work, collaborating and learning from your mentors, tips and advice for photographers and creatives starting out today and so much more.

Links to things spoken about in this episode:

Website: http://mattcherubino.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattcherub/?hl=en

Canon Red Staps Program: https://www.canon.com.au/explore/challenges/redstraps

Pitched Industries: https://pitchedindustries.com/matt/

Today i'm stoked to be sharing with you all a conversation I had with the great man Harry Mark.  If you like anything to do with motorbikes or surfing I am sure you would have seen his work before. His unique style and ability to make the most simple stuff look so damn cool has lead him to be Deus Ex Machina top photographers, as well as have his work featured in most good surf and moto magazines.

On this episode Harry talks about what it is like to shoot for Deus, advice on making money through print stores, the importance of being a good person within the industry, losing a RED camera out the back of a car and so much more. I’m sure you guys are going to get a few takeaways from today's episode so let's get into it.