Wildlife Photo Chat podcast

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Wildlife Photo Chat

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Ray Hennessy has a new guest on each episode to discuss what they are currently working on and how they are trying to be creative with their wildlife photography.

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Wildlife Photo Chat

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Ray Hennessy has a new guest on each episode to discuss what they are currently working on and how they are trying to be creative with their wildlife photography.

214 episodes

#Fine Arts #Arts #Raymond Hennessy #Ray Hennessy #Photography #Wildlifephotography

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Wildlife Photo Chat

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214: Weekly with Brad James 1:17:42

3 days ago1:17:42

1:17:42

Ray shares about his recent time in Florida, specifically his trip to Huguenot Memorial Park, then we have some follow up about in-camera multiple exposures and competitions from listener Jannico Kelk . Next we discuss a listener topic from Peter about adding music to Instagram posts. Lastly we discuss another listener topic from Mark Deschne about getting stuck shooting in harsh mid-day sunlight.…

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213: Rob Read 1:04:23

7 days ago1:04:23

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My guest Rob Read joins me to discuss his introduction into wildlife photography, how he is playing with slower shutter speeds and movement in his photography lately, and how and the creation of wildlife photography competitions and his latest venture with the Wild Art Photo Contest. Follow Rob Read at: Instagram: @robreadphotos Wild Art Photographer of the Year…

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212: Weekly with Brad James 1:32:09

10 days ago1:32:09

1:32:09

Brad has just returned from his 10 day trip to Florida and shares all about his experience and some amazing bird encounters!

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211: Weekly with Emilie Reid 1:34:42

17 days ago1:34:42

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Emilie and I catch up about our past couple of days shooting in Florida including Burrowing Owls at night and two outings for shorebirds and wading birds. Then we finish the show with a listener question about how to deal with all the photos you have after a big trip or workshop. This episode is also available to watch on YouTube for all those interested.…

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210: Mark Smith 1:13:49

21 days ago1:13:49

1:13:49

My guest Mark Smith joins me to discuss all things creative. He shares about his time traveling across the country in a camper, creative writing and how that has connected to his photography and especially his wildlife video creation. He also shares about his inspiration to get started sharing his videos online, and we discuss sticking to your own creative spirit when sharing content online. Follow Mark at: Instagram: @mark.smith.photography YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/marksmithphotography Website: https://photoworkshopsandtours.com…

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209: Weekly with Emilie Reid and Brad James 1:00:19

24 days ago1:00:19

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Some changes to the podcast are announced this week, hope you all enjoy! For the first time in the history of this podcast, this episode is also available to watch on YouTube if you are intrested. TT Artisan 250mm f/5.6 Reflex

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208: Weekly with Brad James 1:43:14

4 weeks ago1:43:14

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Brad shares about his experience working hard to capture a specific style of image of Red-breasted Mergansers and how long he had to keep trying ot finally be succcessful. I share about my past 2 weeks in Costa Rica. Enjoy the show everyone!

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207 - Kyle Boehm and Matt Parish 1:10:12

5 weeks ago1:10:12

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My guests Kyle Boehm and Matt Parish from the Angry Bird Pod Show join me to discuss their podcast, laying around for ducks, Kyle's love of new gear, and Matt's appreciation for plumage and detail in some of his bird photography. Follow Kyle & Matt at: Instagram: @_mattparish Instagram: @kyle.boehm.photography Podcast: Angry Bird Pod Show Show Mentions Fighting Mice in Subway…

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206: Weekly with Emilie Reid 1:00:19

5 weeks ago1:00:19

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Emilie joins this weekly episode and we have a conversation all about shooting new lenses, techniques, and other gear and what that is like, how it feels, the challenges, the rewards and the fun of it all.

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205: Weekly with Brad James 1:24:13

6 weeks ago1:24:13

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Brad shares about a couple of recent waterfowl outing, playing with a different approach at a somewhat new location, and mixing in some motion blur. I then share about all the new stuff I've been working on in Florida with a donut bokeh lens, a variable ND filter, and an underwater housing.

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204: Ben Knoot 1:26:39

7 weeks ago1:26:39

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My guest Ben Knoot joins me to discuss his amazing travel schedule, working with OM systems gear to capture the wildlife photos he does, and his new venture starting his own wildlife photography tour company Experience Nature Tours. Follow Ben Knoot at: Instagram: @benknoot Website: Experience Nature Tours…

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203: Weekly with Brad James 1:07:48

7 weeks ago1:07:48

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Brad shares about photographing waterfowl in the rough surf and playing with slower shutter speeds for unique effects. Brad also shares about a side-project he is working on attaching stuff near the front of his lens to create foreground bokeh. I share about my outing that morning using the underwater housing again and also doing some more normal bird photography with the 28-400mm lens that I'm loving! We wrap up the show talking about sharing photos on Instagram with a carousel or small collection of photos and how that is perceived when viewed.…

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202: Weekly with Brad James 1:01:00

8 weeks ago1:01:00

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Brad shares about some ideas and plans to photograph Purple Sandpipers along the rugged coast of Newfoundland. I share about an outing photographing Florida Scrub Jays, then I photographed Night Herons in the dark at night, and I wrapped up my past week with my first outing using a dome port on the underwater housing and trying to photograph split-level shots of wading and shorebirds in Florida. We wrap up the show answering a listener question from Nathan Watson who asked: I always enjoy your podcasts with Brad, and in a recent episode there was a bit of conversation about aches and pains and generally getting older. I could relate, but it also got me thinking about the inevitable end we all face in life, and what would happen with my photography. I thought it might make an interesting discussion topic for your podcast, not from a morbid perspective, but to encourage genuine thought about what our end of life wishes for our images would be given we put so much energy, passion and creativity into them. Over decades we accumulate galleries of many thousands of images. These images have value - sentimental value to our families, commercial value as art, or educational value that could support conservation causes. What would you and Brad want to happen to your image libraries? Do you want your family to have them, or would you prefer to leave them to a charitable conservation organization that could use them towards good causes?…

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201: Steve Perry 1:23:02

9 weeks ago1:23:02

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My guest Steve Perry joins me to share about his trip to Theodore Roosevelt National Park where he photographed a Prairie Dog wide angle with auto capture on a Nikon camera. We also chat about always looking around for other options when shooting, specifically on workshops. We talked about his take on being creative with wildlife photography and wrap up talking about how much less attention his videos about field-craft and techniques get compared to videos about gear. Follow Steve at: Website: www.backcountrygallery.com Instagram: @backcountrygallery Show Mentions: Prairie Dog shot Bison photo Anhinga backlit…

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200: Weekly with Brad James 1:18:41

9 weeks ago1:18:41