Episode 011 with one of my favorite photographers of all time, David Kingham, and his business and life partner, Jennifer Renwick. David and Jennifer are travelling landscape photographers living out of an RV. For David, photography and travel are his life passions, his business, Exploring Exposure, was born out of a need to share his passion with others. David and Jennifer live as nomads, on the road 365 days a year. We discussed some awesome topics on the podcast, including workshop etiquette and ethics, living in an RV, and various post-processing techniques.
Matt McGee - Underwater Nature & Fine Art Photography
Bernard Geraghty - Capturing the Beauty of Ireland
Carolyn Cheng - The Feminine Sublime Through Aerial Landscape Photography
The Slow Photography Movement - A Panel Discussion
Richard Wong - SEO | Family | Diversity in Landscape Photography
Krista McCuish - Discovering the Finer Details in Nature
Adam Woodworth - Perils of RV Travel | Night Sky Photography
René Algesheimer - Personal Style | Marketing | Projects
Wayne Suggs & Jerry Greer - Collaborating to Create the Book of Your Dreams
Dave Morrow - Quitting Social Media | Backpacking | Email Marketing
Daniel Dietrich - Ethics in Wildlife Photography
Matt Jackisch - Epson Pano Award Winner | Authenticity in Landscape Photography
Kai Hornung - Landscape Photography Competitions & Personal Expression
Guy Tal & Michael Gordon - The History of Landscape Photography
Anna Morgan - Truth, Experience, and Beauty in Landscape Photography
Perri Schelat - Processing Grief Through Landscape Photography
Jeremy Jackson - Landscape Photography Changed My Life
Dan Cook - UK Peak District; The Trouble With Making Your Passion Your Job
Andy Boenau - Virtual Photography Projects & His Corona Coupling Book
Kristen Ryan - Capturing the Magic of the Tetons / Women Retreats
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