Episode 009 with Pacific Northwest landscape photographer Chris Williams! Chris is a 30 year old writer and award winning Seattle, WA area based landscape photographer with a serious passion for the outdoors, specializing in Pacific Northwest Landscape photography. Whether it’s climbing, hiking or snowboarding, you can always find Chris in the mountains or on the water.
Chris recently won some awards and joined me on the podcast to talk about those awards, his vision for photography, the artistic process, his process for shooting and processing black and white images, and his thoughts on all things landscape photography!
COVID-19 Panel Discussion - How Landscape Photographers Can Respond
Ugo Cei - Travel Photography / Coronavirus / Journey into Film
Scott Walton - Finding an Audience for your Photography
J Henry Fair - Winner of our Conservation Award
Brenda Tharp - Expressive Nature Photography
Alex Burke - Large Format Film Landscape Photography
Live from the Out of Yosemite Conference
Nikki Rausch - How to Improve your Sales in Photography
Toby Harriman - Aerial Storytelling / Myanmar / Labels for Artists
Michael Strickland - Large Format Film Photography of the Great Plains
Jerry Greer - Book Publishing and Burnout in Landscape Photography
Royce Bair - NightScape Photography
Landscape Photography Education And Creativity - A Panel Discussion
Luka Esenko - Slovenia & Responsible Photo Location Sharing on PhotoHound
Jonathan Tilley - Personal Branding for Landscape Photographers
Jeff Bartlett - Adventure Photography in the Canadian Rockies
Maria Grace - Search Engine Optimization for Landscape Photography
Paul Reiffer - Phase One, Instawrecking, and Landscape Photography Icons
Carl van den Boom - Winter Landscape Photography
Mandy Lea - The Truth Behind Travel Photography
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