Here I have a lively conversation with street photographer and friend Michael Duke about interacting with the people we take photos of. We also touch on a few uncomfortable situations regarding a lack of clothing and language barriers.

Here street style photographer and good friend Will Crooks joins for a lively conversation about continuing to effectively evolve as a photographer while quickly devolving into waves of insane digression. As per usual.

Here we talk about an unfortunate event with a crocodile with a happier than expected ending. As well as some tips for more compelling compositions on the street.

Here I share my thoughts about "anchorless" photos. No these are not referring to photos without anchors in them. That would be a short podcast. I would be like "find an anchor". Could You imagine. No this is about photos without a sense of focus and purpose. These photos tend to fall into the basket of photos to scroll past. I talk about why I think that happens and how to overcome it if You want to have photos that are deeply engaging.

Here I have a conversation with street photographer Michael Duke. We talk about how Michael grew his craft to what it is today and we discuss the power of street photography to create empathy. We also talk about Michael's dream to have a photo exhibition in a laundromat.

Here I talk about some effective ways to think about gear and why QVC is the devil.

Here I have a lively conversation with photographer Katie Fenske. Katie shoots suburban landscapes and shares them to her Instagram profiles. One profile being only iPhone photos. She is rather prolific in her photography and she is very much driven by pure enjoyment of the craft.

In this first episode James says hello and talks about inspiration in the creative process.