Wildlife Photo Chat

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Kiara Talia, discussing her recent travels, return to Italy, and holiday plans.

Brad James hosts a weekly wildlife photography chat from Nome, Alaska, discussing his extended stay and sharing experiences with a client photographer.

This episode features a conversation with wildlife photographer Richard Flack, starting with personal updates before discussing the challenges of being a full-time wildlife photographer.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographers Kate and Adam Rice discussing their busy tour season, work at their gallery, and their approach to balancing photography work with personal projects like moose photography.

Two wildlife photography podcast hosts catch up after a break, discussing a recent trip to Costa Rica and the process of editing photos on different screen sizes.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Rain Saulnier discussing his recent photography work and the diverse natural habitats around Calgary, Alberta.

This episode features four photographers discussing their recent trip to Nome, Alaska, sharing experiences, challenges, and highlights from their wildlife photography adventure.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Malini Chandrasekar, discussing her unique approach to capturing simplicity and drama in nature photography and how a recent injury led her to explore urban wildlife.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Rob Reed, discussing his creative journey, balancing photography with other work, and running a photography contest.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Levi Fitze discussing his recent projects photographing grouse and ibex in the Swiss Alps, exploring the importance of location in environmental photography.

This episode of Wildlife Photo Chat Weekly features hosts Brad and another discussing their recent photography experiences in cold weather and preparing to answer a listener's question about whether to buy gear first or develop concepts first.

The host chats with Brad James about his recent Florida trip, contrasting snowy weather back home and discussing family travel experiences with photography intentions.

Wildlife photographer Mark Smith discusses how unusual weather patterns in Florida affect bird activity, particularly osprey, and shares insights on photographing wildlife in changing conditions.

Two wildlife photographers discuss the challenges of spring bird photography due to persistent fog and unfavorable migration weather patterns while sharing personal experiences from recent outings.

This episode of Wildlife Photo Chat Weekly features a casual catch-up with Brad, discussing listener feedback on multiple exposures in competitions, thoughts on adding songs to photos on Instagram, and creative strategies for shooting in midday harsh light.

This episode of Wildlife Photo Chat Weekly features hosts Emily and Brad discussing a humorous April Fools' joke about co-host Ray taking a break, while announcing the first video version of the podcast available on YouTube.

The host interviews wildlife photographer Andy Bruner about the origin of his Instagram handle 'Andy's Crappy Photos' and his background in ultramarathon running.

This episode features wildlife photographer Aaron Todd discussing his passion for duck photography, current challenges with frozen wetlands, and his strategies for finding open water at Lake Ontario during winter.

Host Ray interviews wildlife photographer Vince Maidens about their experiences with fall migration photography, discussing challenges like inconsistency and motivation.

The host announces upcoming travel to Costa Rica and a break in recording, then requests donations to support the podcast's continuation and improve episode frequency.

The host interviews wildlife photographers Rob Read and Georgina Steytler about changes in bird photography communities and Instagram growth over the years.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Karim Bouzidi Idrissi discussing his daily photography practice, recent trip to Alaska, and how his childhood passion for nature and fishing evolved into a career in wildlife photography.

This episode features a conversation with wildlife photographer Emily Tornga about recent bird photography experiences during fall migration, including shorebird shoots in New Jersey and backyard observations in West Michigan.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Justin Thayer, discussing his photography journey, mentorship with the host Ray, and his recent work in the field.

Host Ray interviews wildlife photographer Matthew Dolkart about his Instagram username 'bird herder' and his recent photography activities, including a discussion on preferring fall over spring migration.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Peter Sülzle discussing his recent experience photographing an American kestrel nest in British Columbia.

The hosts recap their fifth wildlife photography workshop focused on Puffins and Gannets, discussing their experiences and including guest Emilie Reid's perspective as hospitality manager.

Brad James and Emilie Reid discuss their upcoming wildlife photography workshops, offering advice on how to choose and prepare for workshops while sharing their mindset as leaders.

This episode of Wildlife Photo Chat Weekly features hosts Ray and Brad discussing personal updates, business challenges with workshops, and a main topic on incorporating urban elements into wildlife photography.

This episode features wildlife photographer Albert Michaud discussing his work in cold landscapes, his background growing up in Northern Canada and living in Svalbard, and his current short film project on Norwegian black grouse.

The hosts discuss their experiences with weather changes while traveling for wildlife photography, including a mix-up in scheduling and temperature conversions.

Two wildlife photographers discuss their weekly catch-up, focusing on extreme weather experiences and bird sightings during outdoor photography sessions.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Ganapathy Ram discussing his recent experiments with multiple exposure photography and bird in flight shots using different camera systems.

The hosts discuss their weekly catch-up and plan to answer a listener's question about choosing between an underwater housing or a 500mm F4 lens for wildlife photography.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Simon Ashfield-Smith from Australia, discussing his recent photography projects including rainbow beavers in Barossa Valley and documenting a pair of hooded plovers named Reggie and Regina.

This episode discusses wildlife photography experiences in Sanibel, Florida, and addresses a listener's question about the challenge of selecting and sharing photos after workshops.

Host interviews wildlife photographers Matt Parish and Kyle Boehm about their recent photography outings and experiences in nature.

This episode features a casual conversation with Emilie Reid about how different beaches, like those in Florida and Hilton Head, affect mood and photography experiences through elements like negative ions, sand, waves, and wildlife.

The host welcomes back wildlife photographer Rich Campion after five years to discuss their career journeys, personal growth, and the transition from finance to photography.

This episode features an interview with returning guest Richard Flack, discussing his recent experiences with career firsts, personal growth, and how faith influences his creative journey in wildlife photography.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Asher Lee discussing his recent bird photography in Utah, focusing on species like shorebirds, warblers, and hummingbirds during breeding season.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Trond Westby discussing his current photography hiatus due to limited daylight hours, poor weekend weather, and busy work and family commitments.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Ed Dailey, discussing his background, travels to Africa and Alaska, and how photography evolved from a hobby alongside his career.

The hosts catch up after a missed week, discussing recent wildlife photography trips to Alaska and Maine, focusing on songbirds and dealing with wildfire smoke from Canada.

This episode features an interview with wildlife photographer Tobias Yoder, discussing his return to the podcast after six years and his evolution in photography and social media.

The hosts discuss upcoming travel schedules and plan to address a listener's question about committing to unique lenses during wildlife photography shoots instead of defaulting to standard gear.

The hosts announce they're transitioning their weekly wildlife photography podcast to YouTube while keeping an audio version with guests.

Ray Hennessy interviews wildlife photographer Brian Matthews about his work and the arrival of spring in the UK.

Ray Hennessy and guest Brad James catch up on their recent wildlife photography activities, discussing seasonal changes in Newfoundland and the excitement of spring's arrival.

Host Ray Hennessy interviews wildlife photographer Ben Knoot, who discusses his extensive travel schedule, current base in Tucson, and plans to relocate to the East Coast in 2025 while balancing his passion for photography with a need to slow down.

Ray Hennessy and Brad James record an off-schedule episode of Wildlife Photo Chat Weekly, discussing Brad's spontaneous sunset photography session by the ocean and upcoming tips for Instagram carousel posts.

Two wildlife photographers catch up and discuss a listener's question about what legacy they want to leave with their photography.

Host Ray Hennessy interviews wildlife photographer Steve Perry about his recent projects, including a comparison video of 400mm vs 600mm lenses and book projects.

The hosts celebrate the 200th episode by catching up on recent events and discussing how their photography approach has evolved over five years.

The hosts catch up on recent photography outings and discuss a listener's question about handling unplanned outings and learning from them.

Host Emily Reid and guest Ray Hennessy discuss their wildlife photography trip to Maui, Hawaii, sharing experiences and creative insights.

Two wildlife photographers discuss their favorite species and seasons to photograph, sharing experiences and tips.

Two wildlife photographers catch up on their busy schedules, discussing recent shoots, editing, and upcoming trips.

Two wildlife photographers discuss popular photography locations and share a recent scouting experience for kingfishers.

The hosts discuss upcoming episodes, catch up on recent scouting and photography activities, and preview a listener question about making the most of spring migration.