Your Itinerary this week features photography enthusiast Dave Garber. Dave talks about his experience as an Arcanum apprentice and how it has improved his travel photography

Tara Tanaka expains the benefits of digiscoping for wildlife photos using long-range spotting scopes instead of conventional long lenses.

Photographer and educator Valerie Jardin explains that there is more to her work than the beautiful street photography she is known for. She also shares tips for creating a compelling travel portfolio.

Your Itinerary interview with full-time traveler, blogger and travel photographer of the year Gary Arndt. Find out how his one-year vacation turned into a new travel lifestyle and an award winning photography career.

Your Itinerary this week features Kevin Loughlin with Wildside Nature Tours. His photography shows knowledge of photography and the animals he photographs.

Your Itinerary this week is my interview with photographer and RV’er Mike Cohen. When I started this podcast I decided I wanted to have photography enthusiasts on the show in addition to professional photographers. Mike doesn’t make pictures for a living, but I think you’ll find his photography and his travels very interesting. He takes his 4x4 RV to lots of places we would all like to go and photograph.

Anyone can take people to beautiful places and show them around. Providing a unique experience is what makes the difference between the average photo tour and something wonderful that clients will remember for the rest of their lives. Shiv and I begin by discussing travel, photography and scouting locations, and we ended up trading tips for creating unique trips and providing great experiences for clients.

Your Itinerary this week features my interview with Peter Waisnor. Peter is the Vice President of Tenba and he's been in the camera bag business for over ten years. Peter and I discuss the current trends in how photographers are packing their camera gear, and we look ahead to what changes are on the horizon.

Find out what photo gear I bring and how I pack it for a week of shooting in Costa Rica. I've been traveling and photographing in Costa Rica for seven years, and I have a streamlined kit that allows me to shoot and move around easily.

Three amateur photographers share their experience and advice for photographers who are interested in visiting and shooting in Costa Rica.