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!
270: Colin Sillerud - Mentorship, Workshops, and the American Southwest
269: Theo Bosboom - Unique Nature Photos from the Netherlands
268: Rubin - Eight Useful Ways to Describe and Measure Photography
267: Aman Chokshi - Photography from the South Pole
266: Devin Rogers - The Journey of the New Photographer
265: Simon Baxter - A Passion for the Woodland
264: Holger Mischke - Combining Music, Writing, and Photography
263: Brent Clark - Curating Your Photography
262: David Southern - A Voyage of Discovery in Photography
261: Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero - Finding Your Why
260: Sandra Bartocha - Judging Nature Photography Competitions
Ben Maze - Flow States in Landscape Photography
The Wilderness Society and Landscape Photography
Serena Dzenis - Photography as Art that Conveys an Idea
Francesco Carovillano - Trying to Fail Better at Photography
Ashlei Payne - Creating Projects of Personal Importance
Peter Coskun - Confidence and Learning from Failure in Nature Photography
Mitch Dobrowner - A Humble Journey into Landscape Photography
Julia Redl - Minimalistic Landscape Photography
Rachael Talibart - Originality & Self-Expression in Nature Photography
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