This podcast is a shout out to all my mentors who have nurthured and taught me over the years, passing along their wisdom.

In this episode I share my opinions on why I don't think AI will replace photographers.

I offer some thoughts on which lens to reach for and why in my latest podcast.

In this episode, short and sweet, I share why I shoot duplicates while I am out shooting, whether it be a client shoot or for personal.

Resting on the premise that you have the shot is not the best way to continue to grow and move your photography forward. In this episode, I share my thoughts about this phrase that I hear quite often from struggling photographers.

In this episode I share the acronym HASTE that helps me get the best photograph I can prior to shooting.

I share three things that can immediately help improve your photography.

Asked this question at a workshop, it gave my pause to think about this and I share my thoughts and answer in this episode.

Thoughts on prepping for photo trips and planning ahead for having successful outings.

With the advent of summer upon us, I address some questions that rolled in regarding what basics to take to and airshow. Not only gear, but some other essentials that you may not have thought about taking with you.

In this podcast I share my thoughts on things to consider when looking at getting a new camera.

How you compose your photograph can often be a daunting task when looking through the viewfinder. I share some thoughts on how I approach composition with a simple mental checklist each time I raise the camera eye.

In this episode I briefly layout why making photographic goals is a good practice to ensure success.

What sets a photographer apart from someone who just takes pictures. I have a few thoughts on that in this latest podcast.

Social media has both advantages and disadvantages for photographers. In this podcast we discuss each and how it might help you make a decision on whether to use social media or not.

Whether beginner or advanced, photography is all about constant learning. Not simply learning for the sake of learning but rather learning what we think we need to be better photographers.

Often times new photographers are very unsure of how to proceed with exposure, aperture and even white balance which can lead them to miss the moment. In this podcast we explore how you might overcome those fears and move your photography forward.

Is instant gratification good for your photography? I discuss why it might not be the best thing and why you should put in the time and allow the journey of photography to give you the gratification you seek.

What is the best f/stop to use for wildlife? Avery common question that I seem to get via email and when out shooting with fellow photographers. In this podcast episode I try to address this questions and also discuss shutter speed and ISO a bit.