HeyJaredMaster the Moment — Outdoor Photography Podcast
If you want to improve at outdoor photography, look no further than this weekly podcast hosted by professional landscape photographer Austin James Jackson. Every episode recorded will give you concrete advice for all things landscape, astro, or wildlife photography.
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Kevin Nyun - Planning Locations and Weather for Your Photo Trips (opens the original)
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A great landscape photograph rarely happens by accident. In this episode, we're breaking down the complete planning process behind a successful landscape photography shoot, from researching locations and weather conditions to understanding light, seasonal changes, tides, and backup plans when conditions don't cooperate. Whether you're heading out for a local sunrise or traveling across the country for a bucket-list destination, you'll learn how proper planning can dramatically increase your chan
Creating DEPTH In Your Photos (Why They Look FLAT!) (opens the original)
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If you've ever wondered how some of the best outdoor photographers can create images that look three-dimensional, this week's podcast episode is just for you! Nothing is worse than returning from a shoot and editing photos you thought were going to be amazing, just to have them not quite have the same punch they had in the field. There are a couple of key mistakes you may be making in post-processing or in the field, which I'll detail in this week's podcast episode! Today's podcast is sponsored
Anders Blesvik Gandrud - Creating Stronger Visuals In-The-Field and in Post-Processing (opens the original)
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We all want to create stronger visual images, but it can be difficult to know how. In this episode, photographer Anders Blesvik Gandrud shares some of his best tips and trips to help us create better images in the field that can then be transformed in post-processing to produce more stunning images. Anders talks about reinforcing the mood of your image when editing it, rather than inventing mood with post-processing which helps to keep the image looking realistic and visually compelling. Links f
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