The Yellow Podcast

The Yellow Podcast

By Giulia WoergartnerArtsVisual Arts
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The Yellow Podcast episodes

  • #16 The best gear for a travel photographer, pursue your creative calling and the timeless feel of analog photography with @danielsjensen

    Today's guest is the danish photographer/filmmaker Daniel Jensen. We talked about the reasons he decided to pursue a creative career,  camera gear and why he loves analog photography. We got an insight into how Daniel goes about his filmmaking and much more interesting stuff around travel, freelance, and photography. Go follow @danielsjensen on IG and I am looking forward to seeing your stories and hearing your feedback! :)  #theyellowpodcast

    43 min
  • #15 The freedom of freelancing, importance of personal projects and the role of a director of photography with @mikaberra

    Today's guest is a very good friend of mine, a very talented filmmaker and photographer from Sweden. His name is Mika Aberra. We had such an interesting conversation about how as a freelancer your lifestyle kind of turns into your job. The importance of creating for yourself and pursuing personal projects to be inspired and creating without any outside influences. Mika also walked us through the role of being a director of photography and how he got into shooting commercial films.

    46 min
  • #14 Expressing emotions by merging landscapes, fashion and portrait photography with @oghalealex

    Toda's guest on the Yellow Podcast is the London based fashion, editorial and portrait photographer Oghlé Alex @oghalealex. 

    What I love so much about his work is that he combines landscape photography with portraits and fashion. His visual style is a combination of minimalism with an amazing color palette that he likes to repeat throughout the locations and outfits. It was really interesting to hear his thinking process when he approaches a commercial shoot, the gear he uses and just his general philosophy in creating his art. 

    37 min
  • #13 The secret to good commercial work, dealing and negotiating with clients and self-improvement with @jackharding

    Today's guest is a brilliant photographer and a really good friend of mine the commercial and lifestyle photographer, Jack Harding. I have been looking forward to this conversation because I think Jack has a lot of knowledge in his field, he is absolutely crushing it and also has a very interesting journey as a freelance photographer. We talked about how he managed to travel the world while working a full-time job in a bank. We also touched on his approach to commercial work and automotive work as well as the importance of findings inspiration in other creative fields. Jack also left us a very positive and encouraging message on how to use the current situation of the Covid-19 outbreak to work on self-improvement and keep working hard towards your goals. 

    49 min
  • #12 Sustainable travel, creating with intention and the carbon footprint of a traveler with @carmenhuter

    Carmen Huter is a travel and outdoor photographer from Austria. We have been following each other for many years and planned this episode for quite some time now. We chatted about how to balance the passion for travel and promoting a sustainable lifestyle as well as keeping a low carbon footprint. We also touched on how the current outbreak of the COVID-19 virus is going to affect our travel plans and our viewpoint on this whole situation. Follow @carmenhuter and send her some yellow hearts! 

    39 min
  • #11 The secrets of making a travel film and the shift of creativity in content creation I @benn_tk

    I am really excited to talk to the Australian content creator and filmmaker Benn TK. Most of the people I’ve had on the podcast so far basically started their career as a photographer mainly using Instagram. Benn comes from the youtube world so this is something really exciting especially for people who want to know more about that field. Benn got so much attention over the last few years, not only for his incredible storytelling capabilities but also for his edits and special effects that take his travel videos to the next level.

    53 min
  • #10 How to find your unique editing style, the struggle of living in a Van and the secret of wildlife photography I @charlysavely

    Charly Savely is such an inspiring and talented woman in the outdoor photographer community. We have been following each other for such a long time and it was great to finally find some time to chat about photography, travel and more. Next to her amazing wildlife photos, Charly also has a very unique feel to her photos and she told us how she developed this style of hers. We chatted about how Instagram glamorizes everything and that she definitely struggled to get to where she is at today.  Check out her amazing work @charlysavely on Instagram. 

    34 min
  • #9 The creative journey of two travel bloggers, advice for newcomers and moving to Europe I @thecommonwanderer
    I am so excited to have Miranda and Mark aka the Common Wanderer as a guest on this Podcast, We met in the Dolomites about a year ago and I think these two are a wonderful and very talented couple of creatives. Mark and Mim told us how they turned their passion into a living and how they travel around the world working for different clients and tourism boards. They also explained what it is like to mix a relationship with business and how they balance it. Check out their blog and Instagram for more inspiration from the two Aussies and I hope to run into them again soon! Enjoy!
    40 min
  • #8 Going down the non-traditional path, taking risks and will removing likes lead to better content? I @tuckerdoss

    Tucker is one of the funniest people I've met and we have been following each other for ages and it was so much fun having him on this episode and you can see it from the length of the episode! Sound quality is still to be improved but I am learning guys, trust me! haha! Anyway, this is a great episode if you want to be inspired and just get in a good mood. Tucker told us about his early days in wanting to become a professional snowboarder and then he found his passion for photography and filmmaking. Find his Youtube channel and Instagram as @tuckerdoss and make sure to leave a comment and tell him I sent you! If you read this, please leave a 5-star review on the Podcast app, it will make my day :)

    1 hr 13 min
  • #7 The importance of storytelling, valuing your craft and changing peoples mindsets I @dancarter
    Dan Carter is a South African based freelance photographer and coffee fanatic. We chatted about how important it is to use your platform and work to promote something meaningful and something that evokes emotions in people. Using your influence for the better and encouraging others to speak up about the things that really matter. He also told us about his travels around Africa and his experiences as a freelance photographer when he first started out. Make sure to follow @dancarter on Instagram and tell him I sent you!
    43 min

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The Yellow Podcast revolves around stories about photography, the great outdoors, travel, life as a freelancer, the battles of a creative, and all the little things that drive us to follow our…