The Landscape Photography Podcast

Latest Episodes:

Moving the Podcast to a new feed Sep 12, 2018

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I have been working behind the scenes to move the show to a new feed. Please let me know moving forward if you have any download problems with the show!

Images with Impact with Rick Sammon – LPP #41 Sep 02, 2018

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What is it that creates an image with impact? Nick sits down with Rick Sammon and has a discussion about general landscape photography tips and what it is that grabs the viewer when they first view your image

Chasing Waves with Rachael Talibart – LPP #40 Aug 23, 2018

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Photographing big surf isnt easy, and we talk about that in this episode with photographer Rachael Talibart.

Social Media (the double edged sword) – LPP #39 Aug 17, 2018

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Social media can be an amazing tool, and a source of discouragment for the photographer these days.

Q & A episode – LPP #38 Jul 25, 2018

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In this episode we answer questions that came in on the Group's Facebook Page

Beyond the Iconic shot with Thomas Heaton – LPP #37 Jul 11, 2018

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Going beyond the obvious shot is an important but hard lesson to learn, and thats what Thomas and Nick talk about in this episode.

Quality vs Quantity with Alex Noriega & Erin Babnik – LPP #36 Jun 28, 2018

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In this episode I talk with Alex and Erin about the idea of Quality over Quantity when it comes to sharing your work.

Plight of the Weekend Warrior with Miles Morgan – LPP #35 Jun 14, 2018

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Miles Morgan is an amazing, inspiring landscape photographer, and when you look at his images, you cant imagine that he doesn't do this as his full time job. Miles balances life, work, family and epic landscape photography in a way many people can only dream of. In this episode we talk about the balance, and the art of making the most of a trip.

The Importance of Failure – LPP #34 Jun 05, 2018

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You can pick up "Working with Light" here at this link

Destroying the things we love – LPP #33 Apr 29, 2018

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So many of our favorite spots are receiving an unhealthy amount of traffic, is it our fault?