Episode 82: Welcome to a special edition of Tidbit Tuesday featuring YOUR best, favorite, or most unusual outdoor photography tidbits!  A huge thank you to each of the listeners who contributed to this episode!  It’s packed with great ideas. LINKS MENTIONED: The listeners who contributed to this episode are listed below with their websites and social media handles if they shared them.  Be sure to check out and support their work!  Paul Rodden Denise Lehenbauer Egídio Leitão: https://egidio.photography/  Follow Egídio on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/egidiotx/ &n ..read more

Episode 81: Today I sit down with six of seven members of the esteemed Photo Cascadia team, to chat about: How the collective got started and what keeps them going strong The inspiration behind their newest book, Washington Evergreen: Land of Nature Wonders The diverse photographic opportunities found in the seven regions of Washington Preparation tips for exploring remote wilderness areas Some funny stories from the trail Reflections on our relationship with nature and our positive and negative impacts Turning points in their respective photography careers that challenged them creatively or ..read more

Episode 80:  In today’s quick Tidbit Tuesday, I share five quick tips on how to protect yourself from contracting a tick-borne illness after spending time in nature.  Ticks are prevalent all over the world, and while their bites are sometimes harmless, they can also transmit pathogens that cause pretty debilitating diseases.  Preventing bites in the first place can go a long way in keeping you safe from these little critters.   LINKS MENTIONED: Submit your favorite photography or outdoor tip for a special Tidbit Tuesday featuring our listeners by Sunday Oct 16, 2022 here: h ..read more

Episode 79: Today I sit down with landscape photographer, Kristen Ryan, to chat about: How taking photographs of her young children transitioned into her passion for landscape photography Her deep-rooted connection to the Teton Mountains Being responsive to the landscape rather than approaching it with a rigid structure or expectations How having a restrictive schedule of being a mom of four has made her be open to photographic opportunities as they come How her music background as a freelance harpist has influenced how she approaches the art and craft of her photography The value of practici ..read more

Episode 78:  In today’s quick Tidbit Tuesday, I want to turn the mic around and ask YOU a question!  :) LINKS MENTIONED: >>> Submit your favorite photography or outdoor tip for a special Tidbit Tuesday featuring our listeners by Sunday, Oct 16, 2022, here: https://www.speakpipe.com/OutdoorPhotographyPodcast or go to https://www.outdoorphotographypodcast.com and click the “Submit a Question” button to record your voice message.  Be sure to include your photography website and/or social media handle in your recording! Full Show Notes *** HAVE A QUESTION? Record a Questio ..read more

Episode 77: Today I sit down with nature photographer and writer, Anna Morgan, from British Columbia to chat about: Using photography as a tool to ask deeper questions How photography helps her to understand herself better The importance of observation in her approach to nature photography The concepts of finite and infinite play and how it applies to photography and life How her intentional approach to photography helps her to pay attention and be more mindful Her approach to creating photographs of natural abstracts and when she decides to use techniques like intentional camera movement or ..read more

Episode 73: Today I sit down with professional landscape photographer, Benjamin Williamson, to chat about: How he transitioned from being a musician and bartender to being a professional photographer The two-way street of curiosity when it comes to creativity What he learned during his time as a photo editor and staff photographer at Down East Magazine Balancing photography with a family of three kids under the age of four Feeling deeply connected with natural and man-made environments and the relationship between the two Finding inspiration in other photographers’ work and how to integrate w ..read more

Episode 72: In today’s Tidbit Tuesday, I answer a listener question about how to approach composition when it comes to creating natural abstracts.  Enjoy! LINKS MENTIONED: Jennifer Renwick and David Kingham’s Reverence: Death Valley - A Lenswork Monograph Sarah Marino’s 11 Composition Lessons for Photographing Nature’s Small Scenes Ebook Erin Babnik’s articles on compositional patterns: Five Compositional Patterns Worth Finding in Nature Four (More) Compositional Patterns Worth Finding in Nature Episode 13: Creative Self-Expression, Composition, and Letting Go of Expectations With Sarah ..read more

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