Stay ConnectedOverexposed is a series of discussions with modern creatives who have found success through carving their own unconventional paths. Hear empowering stories from entrepreneurs, designers, photographers, artists and leaders on how they brought their creative passions to life.
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Fran is a British portrait photographer who aims to celebrate the undercelebrated. Her work has been featured in national and international magazines and newspapers and has worked with the likes of BBC, Oxford College, and The Financial Times.
One of her most notable recent projects has been documenting the lives of those around the world and how they’ve been experiencing COVID through Zoom photoshoots, from some of the first vaccine trialists to US Scientists, to what lockdown looks like in Europe. We talk to Fran about what it means to be a portrait photographer, beyond just the camera and the photo itself, but how to tell the story of your subjects, and how to incorporate ever-changing technology into your art.
Josh & Care, along with their two little girls, share their love for discovering everything the great outdoors has to offer through photos and videos they share on their social media and Pexels, documenting their travels and adventures in hopes to inspire others to also become lovers and protectors of our beautiful home we call earth.
In this episode, we talk about the ups, downs, and amazing journey of raising a traveling family, and how photography has taken them all over the world. Their work has been featured in Today's Parent, Forbes, Yahoo, and Huffington Post working with world-class brands such as Teva, Escape Campervans, Reima, and Schwinn bikes.
Today, we are talking to one of our Pexels photographers, Zeeshan Shabbir, who is a photographer/ videographer residing in New York City. Zeeshan picked up a point-and-shoot camera for the first time growing up, like most photographers, and dabbled in various forms of photography from fashion to film, but it wasn’t until he moved to New York City where he really found a passion for street photography. We talk about what the creative landscape looks like there, where he draws inspiration from to create moody, cinematic shots of the city, and how to navigate the current social media landscape as an artist - being able to balance patience and purpose when it comes to creating photographs that are truly meaningful. This episode gives you an inside look at how a street photographer finds inspiration in his surroundings.
Today I am joined by Amanda Soriano, who is a Toronto-based wedding photographer and host of the Legit Photography Podcast.
In 2019, she booked 23 weddings with little to no portfolio and has since created her own communities on her podcast and Facebook group to share what she’s learned in hopes to help aspiring photographers looking to book dream clients and work on projects that they are passionate about.
We talk about what it takes to be a dedicated, creative entrepreneur while also balancing personal life and well-being and the importance of building community as a way to grow your business. Amanda is such a sweetheart and so generous with her knowledge and expertise so I’m sure you guys will be able to take away some useful nuggets in this episode.
Kammeran is a 22 year old photographer, born and raised in the Hawaiian Islands. He found his passion in the ocean at an early age and soon combined his passion of the ocean and photography at the age of 16 and has been photographing and sharing images of the raw power and beauty of the ocean ever since. He’s one of our own Pexels Heroes who’s become quite a household name in the community - winning several challenges from Pexelspalooza to the Ocean Life Challenge.
This episode gives us an intimate look inside the day in the life of a surf photographer - the high risks and high rewards when it comes to working with natural elements. Kammeran’s lessons of humbleness and resilience that he’s learned through being around the ocean can be applied to any photographer - no matter where you are and what you shoot.
If you’ve ever seen the work of our guest today, Jeffrey Czum, you can describe it as minimal magic. Jeff is a freelance digital creator from Buffalo, New York, and was featured as one of our Heroes of the Week on our blog a while back, talking about his "minimal makeovers,” where he creates fantastical worlds out of everyday scenes by removing distractions from a shot to highlight the most important elements. If you haven’t seen his work yet, you HAVE to check it out.
We talk to Jeff about how he finds inspiration in the most common places, and how he found his signature style from learning photoshop during quarantine as an outlet to express himself during the pandemic. His work has been featured on the New York Times, Accidentally Wes Anderson, and the popular Tumblr blog This isn’t happiness.
The stories and thoughtfulness behind Jeff’s photos are absolutely incredible, and the way that he was able to teach himself a completely new skill during quarantine is so inspiring.
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In this episode, we are joined by one of our very own Pexels Heroes, the one and only Luke Barky! Luke is a 26-year-old creative director, photographer, and videographer based in Cape Town, South Africa. Luke had his start in the advertising world 6 years ago before he started shooting professionally for the last 4. Luke’s energy and drive are absolutely infectious and we actually ended up covering so many topics, from how to find your style, to dealing with hustle culture and burnout, to the importance of community building in the creative industries.
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Today on the podcast, we are joined by Fan Yang, the marketing manager at XP Pen, who makes graphics tablets, pen display monitors, stylus pens, and more. Fan will be telling us all about why every digital artist, no matter if you’re an illustrator, photographer, or graphic designer, needs an XP Pen tablet to take your creative journey to the next level.
Feeling lucky? We are giving away an Artist 24Pro tablet to one lucky winner over on our Instagram!
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Our guest today is our very own, Ricky Esquivel! Ricky is our in-house videographer who will be helping us answer the question - what the f are NFT’s?
I’m sure you’ve heard about them everywhere on the news and social media, and it can be very confusing knowing whether or not to believe in the hype! But have no fear! This episode will cover all of the essential information you need to decide whether or not this is something you want to consider getting involved in.
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On this week’ episode, we are joined by Christy Laurence - the extraordinary founder of an Award-winning Global Social Media Suite, Plann, which helps millions of global brands find success online. Christy got her start in the Marketing & Advertising world, but after an unfortunate illness left her unable to continue working, she turned to posting and selling her illustrations on Instagram for income. That’s when her entrepreneurial lightbulb lit up, and the idea of Plann was born.
In this episode, we talk about how Christy creatively navigated being in the tech space with no previous background, and how she started Plann from the ground up with barely any outside support.
And if you’re interested in trying out Plann yourself, you can use the promo code "PEXELSxPLANN20" to help you get started.
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Today on the show, we have the lovely Angelina Hong! I’ve been looking forward to this episode for so long so I am personally super excited to share this one with you guys. Angelina was actually supposed to join us last season, but we had to reschedule because you know, life gets in the way sometimes. Nonetheless, she is joining us today and that’s all that matters!
Angelina is a photographer and entrepreneur who left an academically rigorous background to pursue her passion for photography and helping others feel their most beautiful self. On top of that, she is a social digital marketing expert, you’ll realize once you listen to this episode, who started her own business, AH Media, in 2018.
Angelina’s story on how she started on her self-taught entrepreneurial journey is so inspiring and really goes to show that you can do anything as long as you have the right mindset and put in the work.
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Today on the pod, we have lifestyle & adventure photographer Jeremy Bishop joining us from sunny Central California. If you’re a regular Pexels user, there’s a great chance that you’ve probably come across Jeremy’s work. After all, his work has been seen by over 113 million people, and that’s just on Pexels itself.
He goes by @bluumind on Instagram, which is very fitting for his style that encapsulates that meditative feeling of sitting by the sea which is no surprise since he specializes in water photography & introducing brands to wild spaces.
He first began his journey in the creative industry by providing photography for free stock photography websites, and soon found a way to monetize his work in a disruptive industry. Since then, he’s worked for the legendary Chris Burkard and companies such as lululemon and Sperrys.
We talk to Jeremy about how his experience in the stock photography world has led him to where he is today, and give you a sneak peek of what it’s like being an adventure and travel photographer.
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She is a designer, comedian, performer, and educator on a mission to make the world a better place through her Meg-Tastic personality, which resonates throughout all aspects of her work.
She has worked with the likes of Buzzfeed, Google, and Slack, just to name a few, but has also taken on stages across the world, including Adobe Max, to teach and inspire others.
For her to have gotten here was not an easy feat. We talk about her journey of self discovery and breaking free from status quos in order to make a career that is not only fulfilling, but truly genuine to who she is as a unique individual.
If you feel stuck in your current career and feel like something is missing, I encourage you to listen to Meg’s story. Even if you’re truly fulfilled in your life and just need an inspirational pick-me-up, I also encourage you to listen to Meg’s story. So I’ll stop talking now, and let’s get on with the episode.
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Jill is the Social Media Editorial and Content Marketer at Later and honestly the sweetest person ever!
Social content can be very daunting, there’s so much going on and with all of the new feature updates and social change, it’s hard to know where to start, and if you’re even doing the right thing. But have no fear! Whether you are running a business, working in social media, or need some tips for your own personal branding or project, we gotcha covered.
I had the pleasure of recording this episode with Jill on an early Thursday morning where we talk all about best practices for social media and how to stay on top of the curve by identifying upcoming trends.
Every time I feel stuck or don’t understand a new social feature, I can always rely on Jill’s articles on the Later blog to help me out so you know that you can rely on her expertise.
Let’s get into it!
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Today, we have David Suh joining us on the podcast! If you’ve been on photography TikTok, there is a good chance you’ve come across David’s videos. While he is a portrait photographer based in Sacramento, CA, David’s TikTok content revolves around helping everyday women feel like their most beautiful selves through his fun, detailed posing tips, and portrait tutorials.
Since launching his account during the start of the pandemic, David has grown his account from 0 to a quarter of a million followers in his first month and has since surpassed the 1 million follower mark.
But this wasn’t some hack, and while it seems like the closest you can get to overnight success, there is a reason why his content connects with people.
We talk about his story on how he found his purpose through honing in and understanding his own personal brand, and the power that comes from understanding social landscapes and building trust with clients.
If you’re a photographer or business owner of any kind, I believe you will have some great takeaways from this episode. So grab a notepad, grab a drink, and let’s dive into this episode!
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Our guest today has founded his own company, been featured alongside Mercedes-Benz, Vogue, and Harper’s Bazaar released a course on how to get started creating 3D art and is on a mission to bring more sustainability and representation via virtual models through 3D art. Impressive? Well, he has done this all by the age of 16!
Lucas Klubb a Melbourne-based creative with a passion for graphic design in its 2D and 3D forms. He is the founder and artistic director of Klubb Visuals, which works on filter-creation, CGI avatar creation, and commercial graphic design. The young teen has worked with a multitude of clients and worked on many different passion projects throughout the years.
Lucas is wise beyond his years and shares valuable expertise on how he taught himself 3D art, the importance of passion projects, and leverage what you love as a way to generate leads, and gives us a snapshot into the possibilities of virtual reality.
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Can't believe this is the last episode of Season 2! Just wanted to say a huge thank you to all of our amazing guests and listeners. Your support means the world and I hope this podcast has brought you some sort of inspiration over the past year. Here at Pexels, we are all about moving forward and staying optimistic about what’s ahead. In this episode, we say an ode to 2020 and give you a sneak peek of the top visual trends to look out for in 2021 so you can get a head start. We talk about Pantone's Color of the Year and what that means to photographers, some of the most innovative shoots we've seen, and how people have managed to keep the creative juices flowing with one another through the community.
It's been one heck of a year and we have so much more in store for Season 3 - so stay tuned!
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Back again for the 2nd year is our annual Pexelspalooza! This year is bigger and better, with 10 epic challenges and $150000 in prizing to be won.
Our guest this week is one of our judges for our Masterpiece photo challenge, Ulrich Grill. Ulrich is a jack of all trades and a leader in the photography world, let alone a talented photographer himself who started shooting action sports. He is the founder of zooom productions, COOPH, and most recently, Red Bull Illume, known as “the world's greatest adventure and action sports imagery contest.”
We talk about the importance of finding your creative niche, and how that allowed him to craft a truly unique career path that marries all of his passions - sports, marketing/communications, and photography.
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This week's episode is short and sweet but comes with a mighty challenge. Photographers - I challenge you to step in front of the camera and try out some self-portraits! While we may not be able to execute our shoots as per usual, this is a great opportunity to get outside of your comfort zone and test your creativity, not to mention improve your own directing skills by building empathy for your models. I give you my 3 self-portrait tips that are tested and true, so you can do it too.
Submit your photos to our 2nd annual Pexelspalooza, where we are giving away $15,000 in prizing: https://www.pexels.com/pexelspalooza
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While in-person interactions may be limited, it doesn't mean your creative career has to be! In this week's episode, your host Wendy unpacks 3 easy ways in which you can start investing in your own career. We summarize the key patterns and findings through 20 hours of interviewing with ordinary people who are doing extraordinary things. Best of all, these easy tips don't require any startup costs, so you can start implementing them right away.
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Our guest today is the wonderful Jia Wertz! As a young adult, Jia found an interest in pursuing stories about those who were wrongly convicted. She left a successful career in the fashion industry after 20 years to pursue documentary filmmaking, specializing in investigating the inconsistencies of the American Criminal Justice system.
Upon graduating from the New York Film Academy, she released her debut film Conviction, profiling the story of Jeffrey Deskovic, who was wrongly convicted of rape and murder at the age of 16. The heart-wrenching documentary explores the aftereffects of growing up in prison and the fight for freedom. Since the release, her film has been featured on Amazon Prime and has been selected for numerous festivals.
In this episode, we talk to Jia about how she accelerated her film career by taking thoughtful, efficient steps, which led to how quickly she saw success after just starting in the film world.
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Our conversation this week is with Anna Dickson, who is currently the Visual Lead at Google, formerly at The Wall Street Journal and The Huffington Post. In times of uncertainty, she is an advocate for positive change and moving forward. In this episode, we talk about how to identify emerging opportunities and the best practices for staying on top of industry trends.
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How does a photography podcast work? This week's episode is a little bit different in that there will not be a special guest - just a one on one chat between me and you. I'll be spilling all the juicy details - from how podcasts have helped me make a career in music photography, landing me in front of Taylor Swift, John Mayer & Billie Eilish, to the inspiration behind Overexposed and how it can help you reach your own photography goals.
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You know them for their moody, dynamic photos, and tutorials that don’t waste your time.
Mango Street currently has over 1 million subscribers on YouTube, covering topics like “3 Tips for BETTER Portrait Locations for Your Photography” and “How to Pose Friends Who Aren't Models.”This week, we talk to Rachel & Daniel from Mango Street about the power of being intentional with your creative endeavors, and how that contributed to the success of their YouTube channel.
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Meet Helen Tansey - a photographer, business owner, and a podcaster. Her photography work has been featured on Breakfast Television, the Discovery Channel, and Elle magazine, but Helen actually started on the other side of the camera as a professional model in Europe.
Throughout her photography career, she has taken headshots of actors, families, and celebrities, including none other than Gordon Ramsey himself.
Most recently, Helen has published her project, Sundari Women, a book that redefines beauty standards and celebrates the beauty of women and aging.
I am so excited to talk to Helen about how she went from being in front of the camera to launching an entire career behind it, how she works with her subjects to produce photos that are deeply personal, and why it’s so important to break the stigma of women and aging.
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Today, we are talking to filmmaker Lina Li. In 2017, she made the switch from business school to study film at Ryerson University in Toronto.
In 2018, she founded 100% Human - a human-centric mini-documentary series sharing authentic stories and raw emotions, which is fiercely relevant in today’s circumstances where physical connection is limited.
We talk to Lina about what inspired her to change career paths by breaking free of traditional cultural stigmas, how she actively pursued the creative life that she had always dreamed of.
Today, we are talking to worldwide, award-winning photographer and educator, Natalie J Watts. Since receiving her first camera for Christmas when she was 7, Natalie has since made her mark starting in fashion photography, being credited by Elle UK, Cosmopolitan, and Vogue, just to name a few.
Since then, she has graduated with a BA Honours in photography. For the past 5 years, she has mainly focused on weddings, which has taken her across the UK and all around the world, winning recognition along the way such as being named as one of the Top UK Wedding Photographers in 2020. Her work has taken her to destinations such as Hawaii, Iceland, Venice, Paris, NYC, Santorini, South of France, and Las Vegas. She has shot 219 weddings to date!
We talk to Natalie about how she built up her career as a young single mother, to now having a fully-booked calendar every single year.
Today, we are talking to Writer and Communications Strategist, Julia Rose. With a background in politics, research, marketing, and tech, her experiences have led her to help CEOs, Executive Directors, and leaders communicate about the world's most important topics. Her brand messaging and content strategies help leaders get the funding, engagement, and support they deserve.
Today, we are talking to Photographer and Journalist Rachel Claire, known as @fieldnotes__ on Instagram. While she was born and raised in Australia, her work has taken her all around the world, which you can tell from her dreamy, FOMO-inducing travel photos. Aside from her travels, she has worked with the likes of Canva, Converse, TripAdvisor, and many more.
We are so lucky to have this opportunity to talk to Rachel about her travels, how she fosters long term relationships with brands and dive deep into her story on how she built up her career as a renowned travel photographer.
Today, we are talking to design and branding extraordinaire, Christine Lieu, who is joining us from Toronto. She traded in climbing the corporate ladder for climbing mountains around the world. Now, she is a full-time freelancer and runs her own branding, web design, and social content studio called CL Designs. Christine is also the host of the Brand Party podcast, which made Top 10 Canada Design and Apple Podcasts' acclaimed New + Noteworthy List in both the Art & Design categories .
We talk about her journey as a content creator, how she runs her own design studio, why she traded climbing corporate ladders to climbing mountains around the world, and more!
Today, we are talking to Senior Graphic Designer and Creative Director, Juan Alfonso Solís Martínez. Juan has been a native Pexels user for the past few years as a designer, and has recently joined us as a photographer - offering up his beautiful, cinematic photos for free on his Pexels profile. He is known mainly as @thethinframe on Instagram, having amassed over 31K followers on his travel account, and 18K followers on his street photography account, @framingstreets.
We talk to Juan about how simplicity is the key to great design and how you can make a greater impact with your own work.
Our first double feature podcast collab! On this episode, we talk to agency founders and digital natives, Nick Klenchik and Chris Davis. Nick is the CEO and Founder at Kowala Creative, a digital marketing agency specializing in marketing and design based in Syracuse, New York. Chris is a digital marketer and graphic designer. He has also started his own venture in the agency world as the co-Founder at Revcarto, a sales and marketing company based in Philadelphia.
Nick and Chris joined forces earlier this year by launching The Creative Brief podcast, which we were featured on, so go check that out if you haven’t already!
We talk about how they balance running their digital agencies with consistently putting out content through their podcast, and valuable tips on how you can improve your own online presence
Today, we are talking to Oladimeji Ajegbile who is joining us from Nigeria. Oladimeji is an all-around creative who wears many hats - he is an architect, designer, podcaster, and one of our talented photographers on Pexels. A self proclaimed Brand Architect, Oladimiji designs brand identities and digital products for startups and established businesses. Besides creating brands for his clients, he shares his stories and motivational content on his YouTube channel and podcast, The Simple Creative.
In this episode, we will be talking about how he has built his own successful freelancing brand, how to engineer the life you want, and how he stays inspired to continue to create consistently.
Craig Dennis is a photographer who contributes to Pexels and a Product Designer who uses Figma.
After running into the problem of not being able to find a plugin to use images from the stock photo site for Figma, he decided to try and make his own using the Pexels API. He tracked his progress in a Twitter thread, where we found him, and started working together.
Figma plugins can be developed by anyone in the community—they offer a wide selection of plugins that make the design process easier, from plugins that improve workflow to niche tools for sorting colors.
We talk to Craig about his journey of how he brought this project to life.
We are so excited to be kicking off Season 2 of Overexposed, with Evgeny Tchebotarev! Ev is currently the Chief Growth Officer at Skylum and had previously founded one of the world’s biggest, most renowned photography communities, 500px.
Evgeny Tchebotarev got his first camera almost 20 years ago. In 2004, before social networking invaded all of our lives, Evgeny started a community for photographers by handwriting the code for the website during his university classes. While he is a talented photographer himself (and one of our very own Heroes), he dedicated over 14 years to helping other creatives master their craft. His efforts resulted in growing the 500px community to have currently over 15 million photographers.
After connecting with the Skylum team while he was in Asia travelling and consulting companies, Evgeny joined Skylum as Vice President of Growth, Asia. Evgeny combined his knowledge in building strong communities and experience living in Asia to help grow the company's presence in the Asia-Pacific market.
We talk about how his journey of leading a young startup, how he finds purpose in his work, and how the future of creativity is being challenged and shaped by current technologies.
This episode was a live recording from our Toronto event in partnership with Timbuk2. Panelists Ryan Bolton (Photographer), Lindsey Rebeiro (Artist Representative) and Colin Jaworski (Art Director/Graphic Designer) will be sharing their stories about how they got to their respective careers in the creative industries.
About Ryan:
Ryan Bolton is an award-winning, Toronto based photographer with a passion for telling stories. He has traveled around the world working with renowned clients like Apple, Red Bull, Spotify, WayHome Festival, Intrepid Travel, Universal Music, Me to We, the JUNO Awards, the Red Cross. His work has been published in Vice, Toronto Star, Fortune magazine, Applied Arts and Billboard magazine.
About Lindsey:
Lindsey is an artist representative who has been in the industry for over 10 years. Over the years she has been fortunate enough to work alongside some of the best in the business. Starting out as a stills producer and gradually moving on to her current role as rep she continues to strive for innovation and quality. She currently represents awarding winning photographers/directors and is based out of Toronto.
About Colin:
Colin Jaworski is currently the marketing and advertising designer at Penguin Random House Canada. He has collaborated with top photographers, illustrators, stylists, and editors to create innovative layouts on a monthly basis covering a range of topics from fashion, real estate, news, and politics. Colin's experience has lead him to work with the likes of Boston Magazine, MIT Technology Review, Rue La La, and The Improper Bostonian.
In September 2019, Pexels' content team embarked on the first-ever #PexelsTour through California! Our very own Pedro (Brazil Ambassador), Wendy (Social Media), and Ricky (Videography) sit down to talk about how they planned their road trip from San Diego to San Francisco, with no shortage of interesting stories along the way.
As a self-taught illustrator and designer, David Huynh has amassed nearly 100K followers on Instagram between his own account and Logo Goals, a design feature account he founded. In this episode, we talk about how David turned a creative passion for drawing into a profitable freelance business.
You can find his work at @davidhuynh__
Kishan Mistry is a photographer, videographer, and designer based out of Toronto, Ontario. Kishan got his start early on in his high school days playing around with all different forms and mediums of media. His love for “hoops & music” lead him to have worked with the likes of Drake, Migos, Travis Scott, and the Toronto Raptors. In this episode, we talk about the importance of 'the hustle' when it comes to pursuing a creative passion.
You can find his work at @_kishanmistry
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