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Out-of-copyright adventure, horror, and science fiction by William Hope Hodgson

Tales from the Potts House: William Hope Hodgson

For the new to intermediate knitter.   Yarns, Patterns, & good knitting music.

For the new to intermediate knitter. Yarns, Patterns, & good knitting music.

For the new to intermediate knitter.   Yarns, Patterns, &amp; good knitting music.

Knits Up?

We spin the best and worst of obscure records that corporate stations will not touch. Dig vinyl that hit LOW on the charts, or never hit at all! Thrill to our vault of Garage, Rockabilly, Soul, Surf, Blues, Girl Groups, Psychedelic, R&B, Bubbling Unders... 1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s

We spin the best and worst of obscure records that corporate stations will not touch. Dig vinyl that hit LOW on the charts, or never hit at all! Thrill to our vault of Garage, Rockabilly, Soul, Surf, Blues, Girl Groups, Psychedelic, R&amp;B, Bubbling Unders... 1950s, 60s, 70s, 80s

Lost Discs Radio Show

This is the fifth of Burrough’s Tarzan novels. Tarzan finds himself bereft of his fortune and resolves to return to the jewel-room of Opar, leaving Jane to face unexpected danger at home.

Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar by Edgar Rice Burroughs

Un podcast para conversar acerca de la creación de cómics, la búsqueda de nuestras propias historias, la creatividad, el humor, lo que nos inspira, lo que nos hace dudar... Todo siempre desde una mirada femenina, sin pretensiones ni censuras.

La Polola

A whaling ship stops at a remote Polynesian island. The crew aboard is exhausted after a grueling six-month voyage in which they suffered ill-treatment and drudgery. Two men decide to abandon ship and hide on the island, living off the fruit of the land, until they can get on board a more conducive ship. However, to their consternation they discover that part of the island paradise is peopled by a savage and cannibalistic tribe called the Typees. As destiny would have it, they fall into the hands of the very people they dread. In time, life among the Typees seems very different from their apprehensions, till one day, one of the men mysteriously disappears...

Typee by Herman Melville is reputed to have been the inspiration for various South Sea sagas by writers like Robert Louis Stevenson and Jack London. Based partially on Melville's own experiences, the book is a blend of fact and fiction. He spent many months on one of the Marquesas Islands in the South Pacific as a captive of one of the tribes. The book was received with some skepticism initially though many of the facts were corroborated by a fellow castaway. Today most of us know Herman Melville as the author of Moby Dick, yet in his own lifetime, Typee was his most famous and popular work.

Modern-day readers may find some of the propositions about race quite outdated. However, Melville himself was a staunch critic of missionaries who tried to “civilize” the native races. He also decried the unwholesome influence of Western civilization on the people of other cultures. The book was published in 1846 in England and America, though many of the critical references to Christianity and missionaries were removed in the American edition.

An interesting book which explores the different aspects of human culture and civilization besides being a tale of adventure on the high seas.

A whaling ship stops at a remote Polynesian island. The crew aboard is exhausted after a grueling six-month voyage in which they suffered ill-treatment and drudgery. Two men decide to abandon ship and hide on the island, living off the fruit of the land, until they can get on board a more conducive ship. However, to their consternation they discover that part of the island paradise is peopled by a savage and cannibalistic tribe called the Typees. As destiny would have it, they fall into the hands of the very people they dread. In time, life among the Typees seems very different from their apprehensions, till one day, one of the men mysteriously disappears... Typee by Herman Melville is reputed to have been the inspiration for various South Sea sagas by writers like Robert Louis Stevenson and Jack London. Based partially on Melville's own experiences, the book is a blend of fact and fiction. He spent many months on one of the Marquesas Islands in the South Pacific as a captive of one of the tribes. The book was received with some skepticism initially though many of the facts were corroborated by a fellow castaway. Today most of us know Herman Melville as the author of Moby Dick, yet in his own lifetime, Typee was his most famous and popular work. Modern-day readers may find some of the propositions about race quite outdated. However, Melville himself was a staunch critic of missionaries who tried to “civilize” the native races. He also decried the unwholesome influence of Western civilization on the people of other cultures. The book was published in 1846 in England and America, though many of the critical references to Christianity and missionaries were removed in the American edition. An interesting book which explores the different aspects of human culture and civilization besides being a tale of adventure on the high seas.

Typee by Herman Melville

Tangents is an Art & Design podcast where I have conversations with professional graphic designers, illustrators, and artists.

Tangents is an Art &amp; Design podcast where I have conversations with professional graphic designers, illustrators, and artists.

Tangents

Bringing you the most incredible and technically designed trance, progressive, and breakbeat theme based DJ mixes in the galaxy! Follow on facebook @ http://facebook.com/djeclypseusa <a></a>

Bringing you the most incredible and technically designed trance, progressive, and breakbeat theme based DJ mixes in the galaxy! Follow on facebook @ http://facebook.com/djeclypseusa

Bringing you the most incredible and technically designed trance, progressive, and breakbeat theme based DJ mixes in the galaxy! Follow on facebook @ http://facebook.com/djeclypseusa <a rel="noopener noreferrer"></a>

Trance Station - DJ Eclypse

Lollards in the high church of low culture

Slug of Time Podcast – FreakyTrigger

Horatio Leavenworth, an immensely wealthy bachelor, is a retired merchant who enjoys great social position and respect. His two orphan nieces, Mary and Eleanor live with him in a luxurious mansion  in New York's upscale Fifth Avenue. One morning, he is found mysteriously dead in his study, shot neatly through the back of his head. His will, written some time earlier, is discovered, in which he has left his entire fortune to one of the nieces, while cutting out the other completely. The building, which had remained locked throughout the night, houses a number of servants besides the two young ladies. The finger of suspicion can point only to someone inside.

Written nine years before the advent of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, The Leavenworth Case is little known today. However, connoisseurs of detective fiction would immediately recognize this genre reating work by an author who is now acknowledged as “the mother of detective fiction.” The book published in 1878 was the first ever American detective novel. It was a runaway bestseller and Anna Katharine Green, its thirty-two year old author, is credited with many other firsts. She was the first writer to develop the “whodunit” in its classic form. She also created the “series detective” which is a device that has been explored by countless writers of mystery novels to this day.

Another invention of hers was the “girl detective” as an amateur young woman who stumbles into mysteries and solves them by dint of brilliant, logical thinking and solid leg work. Other innovations that Green is credited with are the wispy spinster, Amelia Butterworth, an early forerunner to Agatha Christie's little old maid, Miss Marple. The detective, Ebenezer Gryce, who featured in nearly a dozen of Green's later books is a portly, comfortable looking, unassuming, shy fellow whose brilliant talents are kept well hidden. Various plot devices like bodies in the library, locked room mysteries, expert witnesses and the legal aspects of detective story have their origin in Green's novels. In fact, she was so highly regarded in her time that Yale Law School used her books to teach classes in the damaging effects of using circumstantial evidence while arguing a case.

The Leavenworth Case is a complex, intriguing and thoroughly gripping mystery, full of unexpected twists and turns. This is a great addition to your bookshelf and could well be the first of a collection of the more than thirty books written by a regrettably forgotten master of the craft.

Horatio Leavenworth, an immensely wealthy bachelor, is a retired merchant who enjoys great social position and respect. His two orphan nieces, Mary and Eleanor live with him in a luxurious mansion in New York's upscale Fifth Avenue. One morning, he is found mysteriously dead in his study, shot neatly through the back of his head. His will, written some time earlier, is discovered, in which he has left his entire fortune to one of the nieces, while cutting out the other completely. The building, which had remained locked throughout the night, houses a number of servants besides the two young ladies. The finger of suspicion can point only to someone inside. Written nine years before the advent of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, The Leavenworth Case is little known today. However, connoisseurs of detective fiction would immediately recognize this genre reating work by an author who is now acknowledged as “the mother of detective fiction.” The book published in 1878 was the first ever American detective novel. It was a runaway bestseller and Anna Katharine Green, its thirty-two year old author, is credited with many other firsts. She was the first writer to develop the “whodunit” in its classic form. She also created the “series detective” which is a device that has been explored by countless writers of mystery novels to this day. Another invention of hers was the “girl detective” as an amateur young woman who stumbles into mysteries and solves them by dint of brilliant, logical thinking and solid leg work. Other innovations that Green is credited with are the wispy spinster, Amelia Butterworth, an early forerunner to Agatha Christie's little old maid, Miss Marple. The detective, Ebenezer Gryce, who featured in nearly a dozen of Green's later books is a portly, comfortable looking, unassuming, shy fellow whose brilliant talents are kept well hidden. Various plot devices like bodies in the library, locked room mysteries, expert witnesses and the legal aspects of detective story have their origin in Green's novels. In fact, she was so highly regarded in her time that Yale Law School used her books to teach classes in the damaging effects of using circumstantial evidence while arguing a case. The Leavenworth Case is a complex, intriguing and thoroughly gripping mystery, full of unexpected twists and turns. This is a great addition to your bookshelf and could well be the first of a collection of the more than thirty books written by a regrettably forgotten master of the craft.

The Leavenworth Case by Anna Katharine Green

Film Critic/Entertainment Reporter Lights Camera Jackson interviews the biggest live-action and animation content creators and performers from movies, TV and streaming.

LCJ Q&A Podcast

A podcast of historic journalism for young writers, Byline uncovers fascinating stories from the printed past and examines the lives of forgotten reporters.

Byline: Old News Is Good News

On-demand news, interviews, and live performances from KZSC 88.1 FM Santa Cruz - Non-commercial, educational, community radio for the Monterey Bay, California

KZSC Santa Cruz

Join your hosts TheKid Himself and TheLza on Gotta Jabrew, the podcast that discusses their two favorite things, Phish and Beer. Listen as they traverse various aspects of their favorite band as well as brewing tips, destination beer cities, and review new craft beer and local NY breweries. All this and more, set to the tunes of the greatest band of all time. Tune in each week for the podcast that makes the world just a little bit Phriendlier!

Gotta Jabrew

The Freestyle Approach Podcast, hosted by Tracee Kafer of Finding Your Freestyle. TFAP hosts spontaneous conversations on topics surrounding movement, embodiment, creativity, mindfulness, and self-expression, with folks doing their thing in their own way.

TFAP covers a variety of tangential threads that pull on the art of the "freestyle", and the way we can access more freedom and curiosity in our experience of life.

The Freestyle Approach Podcast, hosted by Tracee Kafer of Finding Your Freestyle. TFAP hosts spontaneous conversations on topics surrounding movement, embodiment, creativity, mindfulness, and self-expression, with folks doing their thing in their own way. TFAP covers a variety of tangential threads that pull on the art of the "freestyle", and the way we can access more freedom and curiosity in our experience of life.

The Freestyle Approach with Tracee Kafer

Aimed at creators, entrepreneurs, artists of all disciplines or the merely curious, So, what are you working on? is a platform for those looking to support and enrich their creative endeavors. Through conversational bi-monthly podcast episodes, SWAYWO focuses on delivering quality, poignant and humorous interviews with people who have real world experience and advice to offer an eclectic audience.

If you’re seeking inspiration to improve creative endeavors, launch a creative business, support yourself in your work, find an entry point into the possibilities of a career in the arts, or even just looking to live a more inspired life SWAYWO’s for you. SWAYWO is geared to an audience grappling with how to have a more meaningful creative life, and helps listeners identify small steps forward, by giving you some work to get you going. ​

Aimed at creators, entrepreneurs, artists of all disciplines or the merely curious, So, what are you working on? is a platform for those looking to support and enrich their creative endeavors. Through conversational bi-monthly podcast episodes, SWAYWO focuses on delivering quality, poignant and humorous interviews with people who have real world experience and advice to offer an eclectic audience. If you’re seeking inspiration to improve creative endeavors, launch a creative business, support yourself in your work, find an entry point into the possibilities of a career in the arts, or even just looking to live a more inspired life SWAYWO’s for you. SWAYWO is geared to an audience grappling with how to have a more meaningful creative life, and helps listeners identify small steps forward, by giving you some work to get you going. ​

So, what are you working on?

This is a podcast dedicated to sharing my world of Tavernkeep. I will go chapter by chapter reading my book until the every end, for free! I will also take some episodes to explain the lore and history behind Hyvak and the other bright countries of Joryk! More content soon...

The Tavernkeepers

Compelling Hosts. Fascinating Guests. Intelligent Commentary. Broadcasting to a Worldwide Audience.

Authors on the Air

The Multimedia Ninja with Bradford Rogers

The Arwen, Season 5: Dyson Sphere is part two of a four part adventure that will stretch across the vastness of space and time. An exciting  follow up to The Water Planet, Dyson Sphere introduces a new threat to Earth and all her allies. 

While traveling through the newly discovered Wormhole Beta space the Arwen receives a message from an astronaut thought dead for 450 years.  It's a mystery too curious for Professor Ricter, Captain Cook and her crew to ignore.  The stakes get even higher when it's discovered the signal originates from a massive Dyson Sphere.  What the Arwen and her crew discover changes everything they thought about their place in the galaxy.

The Arwen, Season 5: Dyson Sphere is part two of a four part adventure that will stretch across the vastness of space and time. An exciting follow up to The Water Planet, Dyson Sphere introduces a new threat to Earth and all her allies. While traveling through the newly discovered Wormhole Beta space the Arwen receives a message from an astronaut thought dead for 450 years. It's a mystery too curious for Professor Ricter, Captain Cook and her crew to ignore. The stakes get even higher when it's discovered the signal originates from a massive Dyson Sphere. What the Arwen and her crew discover changes everything they thought about their place in the galaxy.

The Arwen, Season 5: Dyson Sphere

Listen to the all-new Creative ICU podcast series, as we scrub up and dissect the most fatal ailments affecting healthcare advertising. Join your host, Tim Jones as he hands fellow LIA jurors a surgical blade and asks them to uncover the issues affecting our ideas, and ultimately prescribe treatments to help make them better.  Listen weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Proudly brought to you by Advertising-Health.com, and the London International Awards.

Listen to the all-new Creative ICU podcast series, as we scrub up and dissect the most fatal ailments affecting healthcare advertising. Join your host, Tim Jones as he hands fellow LIA jurors a surgical blade and asks them to uncover the issues affecting our ideas, and ultimately prescribe treatments to help make them better. Listen weekly wherever you get your podcasts. Proudly brought to you by Advertising-Health.com, and the London International Awards.

Creative ICU by AdvertisingHealth

You may not have realized this, but we can't do without stories. 
We mostly tell stories involuntarily and don't really get to impart the full experience to listeners. 
But with Dare to Tell.....

 You feel the story. 

The uncensored nature of the stories shared here are breathtaking.

Share a story with us today.
Email us at daretotell101.pitches@gmail.com
DM us on the twitter @dare_tell
Also on Instagram @dare_tell_podcast
Also on our facebook page at Dare to Tell: A True Life Storytelling Podcast. 

Dare to Tell is a Story_Pod Network Podcast

You may not have realized this, but we can't do without stories. We mostly tell stories involuntarily and don't really get to impart the full experience to listeners. But with Dare to Tell..... You feel the story. The uncensored nature of the stories shared here are breathtaking. Share a story with us today. Email us at daretotell101.pitches@gmail.com DM us on the twitter @dare_tell Also on Instagram @dare_tell_podcast Also on our facebook page at Dare to Tell: A True Life Storytelling Podcast. Dare to Tell is a Story_Pod Network Podcast

Dare to Tell

The Unsuitable is the podcast of innovative Sydney clothing designer and manufacturer, Shane Ave. Founded by Deb Saywell, Shane Ave specialises in clothing for the Queer Community and the podcast is a natural extension of the business, presenting the stories of some of the world's most interesting people.

The Unsuitable - LGBTQ Stories

Talking with Authors is a weekly podcast with award winning and best-selling authors from around the world, spanning genres, topics, and ideas.

Talking with Authors

The Mentoris Podcasts: Meet the authors of the Mentoris Project book series featuring Italians and Italian Americans who mentored Western Civilization. Through these interviews, you\’ll learn about a variety of famous artists, adventurers, explorers, educators, and philosophers. From Aquinas to Volta, Brunelleschi to Vespucci, Cicero to Verdi, their stories will come alive to you through these engaging conversations. Join us…

The Mentoris Project Podcasts

The Dive

Sarah Chhum is a food and drink enthusiast based in Santa Barbara, CA! She is the creator of @sbgoodeats on Instagram. On her podcast, she highlights some of her favorite eateries in the Santa Barbara area. Featuring interviews with local restaurant owners, chefs, and fellow food enthusiasts like herself, tune in to find out how some of Santa Barbara's most beloved spots started!

SB Good Eats

Listen as middle-aged women drink custom, crafted cocktails and debate with enthusiasm the merits of storytelling through its various mediums. The focus is on audio books and how it contrasts with movies, television, paper and e-books but we may wander into comic and online serial web novels. And, if we have too many, maybe raconteurs.

Book Eaters Podcast

Ever wondered what it would be like to have a chat with two real-life Broadway best friends? The Broadway Besties podcast brings you into the conversation, and gives you a front row seat to hear their secrets, what they love about each other, and why they continue to be besties! Part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Produced by John Zeitoun and Alan Seales.

Ever wondered what it would be like to have a chat with two real-life Broadway best friends? The Broadway Besties podcast brings you into the conversation, and gives you a front row seat to hear their secrets, what they love about each other, and why they continue to be besties! Part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Produced by John Zeitoun and Alan Seales.

Ever wondered what it would be like to have a chat with two real-life Broadway best friends? The Broadway Besties podcast brings you into the conversation, and gives you a front row seat to hear their secrets, what they love about each other, and why they continue to be besties!&nbsp;Part of the Broadway Podcast Network. Produced by John Zeitoun and Alan Seales.

Broadway Besties

Sharing true, personal stories about meaningful encounters with art

Artfully Told

The Daily Dollop is the product of three things: our love of food and cooking, our love of talking about food and cooking, and a coronavirus-induced quarantine, leaving us with more time on our hands and better meals on our (and your!) tables than ever. 

Whether you can spell "oven" but can't use one, are a professional frozen pizza chef, or have been whipping up homemade brownies for years, be assured we're cooking up some delicious content for you.

The Daily Dollop is the product of three things: our love of food and cooking, our love of talking about food and cooking, and a coronavirus-induced quarantine, leaving us with more time on our hands and better meals on our (and your!) tables than ever. Whether you can spell "oven" but can't use one, are a professional frozen pizza chef, or have been whipping up homemade brownies for years, be assured we're cooking up some delicious content for you.

The Daily Dollop is the product of three things: our love of food and cooking, our love of talking about food and cooking, and a coronavirus-induced quarantine, leaving us with more time on our hands and better meals on our (and your!) tables than ever.&nbsp;

Whether you can spell "oven" but can't use one, are a professional frozen pizza chef, or have been whipping up&nbsp;homemade brownies for years, be assured we're cooking up some delicious content for you.

The Daily Dollop

This is a 10 year old’s summary of popular books. What they are about, how I like them and why you should read them.

Book Reviews for a Kid by a Kid!

The Tiny Bookcase is a short story writing and interview podcast. In each episode, our hosts (Nico &amp; Ben) and the guest write a story using a shared prompt then read it for their own entertainment, and hopefully yours! Support the podcast on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/thetinybookcase?fan_landing=true

The Tiny Bookcase is a short story writing and interview podcast. In each episode, our hosts (Nico & Ben) and the guest write a story using a shared prompt then read it for their own entertainment, and hopefully yours! Support the podcast on Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/thetinybookcase?fan_landing=true

The Tiny Bookcase

Jublar and Cami are dedicated to exposing listeners to new stories and comic books, especially those that are found to be underrated and overlooked. They will chat their favorite authors and artist from unique titles that they believe are somewhat underground and needs more appreciation.

Nerd Escape

Co-founded by Carol Becker and David Henry Hwang, this marquee annual festival presents readings of three plays by living international playwrights alongside conversations with the playwrights and translators. © 2020 by the Trustees of Columbia University in the City of New York Creative Commons License. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.

Columbia University School of the Arts International Play Reading Festival

Dust Off Your Passport!  Your Journey to the World of Extraordinary Coffee Awaits. 
Host Jennifer Stone (Quality Lecturer, Licensed Coffee Q Grader & founder of jstonecollective) shares her expertise and passion for coffee.  You'll hear interviews with coffee experts & coffee lovers, the journey of coffee and people, resources and insights plus equipment recommendations and reviews.

Dust Off Your Passport! Your Journey to the World of Extraordinary Coffee Awaits. Host Jennifer Stone (Quality Lecturer, Licensed Coffee Q Grader & founder of jstonecollective) shares her expertise and passion for coffee. You'll hear interviews with coffee experts & coffee lovers, the journey of coffee and people, resources and insights plus equipment recommendations and reviews.

Dust Off Your Passport!  Your Journey to the World of Extraordinary Coffee Awaits. 
Host Jennifer Stone (Quality Lecturer, Licensed Coffee Q Grader &amp; founder of jstonecollective) shares her expertise and passion for coffee.  You'll hear interviews with coffee experts &amp; coffee lovers, the journey of coffee and people, resources and insights plus equipment recommendations and reviews.

Coffee Explorer

A podcast where you can learn, be inspired and fall in love with photography all over again.

My goal for this podcast is to help you to find hope, purpose and happiness through photography. Whether it’s to 
1. Learn the journey, passion and stories behind other photographers. 
2. Get inspired and motivated knowing that we all struggle at one point or another.
3. Learn and progress your skill further through these world-class photographers’ experiences and mistakes. 

As you see these extraordinary photographers on social media, sometimes it’s easy to think that they’re an overnight success. For that reason, we often expect expensive gear and YouTube Videos will get you there in a week or two, whereas in fact most of these photographers took years to get to where they are right now. Many of us didn’t realise is the hard work and sacrifices these photographers put into building their craft.

So if you been feeling down because you feel your progress is not fast enough, or you have lost your creative mojo, perhaps some of these stories can be an inspiration to bring back your passion.

I’m also wanting to be able to provide a platform for photographers to be able to share their stories past the 160 characters on social media. 

Photography is more about the journey, it’s a part of our life. If you’re like us our main purpose for photography is to be happy. Whether it is through:

1. The Wicked Hunts chase and capture unique moments that we see in our life. 
2. The memories we get to capture and leave as a legacy for years to come. 
3. The journey and challenges to get the photo that we can be proud of and get appreciated by others through social media, awards, publication or other monetary exchange. 

Social media following and true fans should follow as a result, but the main purpose of photography is not to get those likes and followers on social media.

https://www.instagram.com/thewickedhunt
https://www.facebook.com/thewickedhunt
https://www.twitter.com/thewickedhunt
https://stanleyaryanto.com

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The Wicked Hunt

You Better Hold Fast

The Wicked Hunt is a mission to go through unconventional ways to experience and capture unique moments. As a photographer, it is my duty to show a different perspective of the world, hopefully in a better way. The Wicked Hunt isn’t about hunting for the perfect photo.

Instead, it’s about enduring the journey to find and experience that perfect moment. Whether it is a long hike to a unique spot, an early wake-up to find unique lighting during sunrise, a quality time with friends and family or merely a deeper observation of a common area.

The photo was never the goal, it’s simply the trophy, something to capture that perfect moment and something to remember it by. We all dream about a moment in a place at a certain time, but often we’re discouraged by fear of failure and going out of our comfort zone. As a Wicked Hunter, I believe that we should overcome these fear. Life is fragile and precious. We don’t know when our time will come to an end. We only have one shot at making this our life, a life that is driven by love and passion, not fear.

We must take more risks, go out of our comfort zone and take small actions toward our “dreams”, however big or small they might be.

Don’t wait for the perfect moments because they’ll never come. Instead, make those moments perfect in their way.

-
About the artist:

In 2018, I finally found the courage to leave my career as a mechanical engineer.

When I left my career, my mission was simple:

To be able to experience and capture the unseen perspectives of the world so that I could inspire & bring happiness to other people.

To help others to find hope, purpose and happiness through their passion and live their dream life.

I’m honoured to have won over 100 international awards, published in magazines like Canadian Geographic, and Exhibited in countries like Australia, US and Japan.

A podcast where you can learn, be inspired and fall in love with photography all over again. My goal for this podcast is to help you to find hope, purpose and happiness through photography. Whether it’s to 1. Learn the journey, passion and stories behind other photographers. 2. Get inspired and motivated knowing that we all struggle at one point or another. 3. Learn and progress your skill further through these world-class photographers’ experiences and mistakes. As you see these extraordinary photographers on social media, sometimes it’s easy to think that they’re an overnight success. For that reason, we often expect expensive gear and YouTube Videos will get you there in a week or two, whereas in fact most of these photographers took years to get to where they are right now. Many of us didn’t realise is the hard work and sacrifices these photographers put into building their craft. So if you been feeling down because you feel your progress is not fast enough, or you have lost your creative mojo, perhaps some of these stories can be an inspiration to bring back your passion. I’m also wanting to be able to provide a platform for photographers to be able to share their stories past the 160 characters on social media. Photography is more about the journey, it’s a part of our life. If you’re like us our main purpose for photography is to be happy. Whether it is through: 1. The Wicked Hunts chase and capture unique moments that we see in our life. 2. The memories we get to capture and leave as a legacy for years to come. 3. The journey and challenges to get the photo that we can be proud of and get appreciated by others through social media, awards, publication or other monetary exchange. Social media following and true fans should follow as a result, but the main purpose of photography is not to get those likes and followers on social media. https://www.instagram.com/thewickedhunt https://www.facebook.com/thewickedhunt https://www.twitter.com/thewickedhunt https://stanleyaryanto.com ------- The Wicked Hunt You Better Hold Fast The Wicked Hunt is a mission to go through unconventional ways to experience and capture unique moments. As a photographer, it is my duty to show a different perspective of the world, hopefully in a better way. The Wicked Hunt isn’t about hunting for the perfect photo. Instead, it’s about enduring the journey to find and experience that perfect moment. Whether it is a long hike to a unique spot, an early wake-up to find unique lighting during sunrise, a quality time with friends and family or merely a deeper observation of a common area. The photo was never the goal, it’s simply the trophy, something to capture that perfect moment and something to remember it by. We all dream about a moment in a place at a certain time, but often we’re discouraged by fear of failure and going out of our comfort zone. As a Wicked Hunter, I believe that we should overcome these fear. Life is fragile and precious. We don’t know when our time will come to an end. We only have one shot at making this our life, a life that is driven by love and passion, not fear. We must take more risks, go out of our comfort zone and take small actions toward our “dreams”, however big or small they might be. Don’t wait for the perfect moments because they’ll never come. Instead, make those moments perfect in their way. - About the artist: In 2018, I finally found the courage to leave my career as a mechanical engineer. When I left my career, my mission was simple: To be able to experience and capture the unseen perspectives of the world so that I could inspire & bring happiness to other people. To help others to find hope, purpose and happiness through their passion and live their dream life. I’m honoured to have won over 100 international awards, published in magazines like Canadian Geographic, and Exhibited in countries like Australia, US and Japan.

A podcast where you can learn, be inspired and fall in love with photography all over again.

My goal for this podcast is to help you to find hope, purpose and happiness through photography. Whether it’s to 
1. Learn the journey, passion and stories behind other photographers. 
2. Get inspired and motivated knowing that we all struggle at one point or another.
3. Learn and progress your skill further through these world-class photographers’ experiences and mistakes. 

As you see these extraordinary photographers on social media, sometimes it’s easy to think that they’re an overnight success. For that reason, we often expect expensive gear and YouTube Videos will get you there in a week or two, whereas in fact most of these photographers took years to get to where they are right now. Many of us didn’t realise is the hard work and sacrifices these photographers put into building their craft.

So if you been feeling down because you feel your progress is not fast enough, or you have lost your creative mojo, perhaps some of these stories can be an inspiration to bring back your passion.

I’m also wanting to be able to provide a platform for photographers to be able to share their stories past the 160 characters on social media. 

Photography is more about the journey, it’s a part of our life. If you’re like us our main purpose for photography is to be happy. Whether it is through:

1. The Wicked Hunts chase and capture unique moments that we see in our life. 
2. The memories we get to capture and leave as a legacy for years to come. 
3. The journey and challenges to get the photo that we can be proud of and get appreciated by others through social media, awards, publication or other monetary exchange. 

Social media following and true fans should follow as a result, but the main purpose of photography is not to get those likes and followers on social media.

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The Wicked Hunt

You Better Hold Fast

The Wicked Hunt is a mission to go through unconventional ways to experience and capture unique moments. As a photographer, it is my duty to show a different perspective of the world, hopefully in a better way. The Wicked Hunt isn’t about hunting for the perfect photo.

Instead, it’s about enduring the journey to find and experience that perfect moment. Whether it is a long hike to a unique spot, an early wake-up to find unique lighting during sunrise, a quality time with friends and family or merely a deeper observation of a common area.

The photo was never the goal, it’s simply the trophy, something to capture that perfect moment and something to remember it by. We all dream about a moment in a place at a certain time, but often we’re discouraged by fear of failure and going out of our comfort zone. As a Wicked Hunter, I believe that we should overcome these fear. Life is fragile and precious. We don’t know when our time will come to an end. We only have one shot at making this our life, a life that is driven by love and passion, not fear.

We must take more risks, go out of our comfort zone and take small actions toward our “dreams”, however big or small they might be.

Don’t wait for the perfect moments because they’ll never come. Instead, make those moments perfect in their way.

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About the artist:

In 2018, I finally found the courage to leave my career as a mechanical engineer.

When I left my career, my mission was simple:

To be able to experience and capture the unseen perspectives of the world so that I could inspire &amp; bring happiness to other people.

To help others to find hope, purpose and happiness through their passion and live their dream life.

I’m honoured to have won over 100 international awards, published in magazines like Canadian Geographic, and Exhibited in countries like Australia, US and Japan.

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