Sean Bagshaw Outdoor Exposure Photography
Images from the edge
PhotographyCourse.net chose Sean Bagshaw as their first Photographer of the month because of his eye-catching images and down-to-earth attitude. Bagshaw’s work proves that if you are dreaming of travel photography, focus more on the joy of the experience of travel and where that may take your images instead of the images themselves.
On November 25, 2020 the Photo Cascadia team had a conversation with Matt Payne on the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen podcast. We discuss a variety of landscape photography topics, including the process of creating our book, Oregon, My Oregon.
Other topics we talk about include:
You can listen to the episode using the player above or visit the podcast webpage directly.
I hope you enjoy this Earth Day panel discussion called, "The Stories Behind the Photos" from the Out of Chicago LIVE online conference that took (is taking) place April 24-26, 2020. In this conversation Out of Chicago founder, Chirs Smith leads the discussion with panelists Sarah Marino, Albert Dros, Bryan Peterson, Daniel Kordan, Alister Benn, John Barclay, Nick Page, Joshua Cripps, Royce Bair, Anne Belmont and myself. Each of us shares the story behind one of our favorite images from planet Earth. The conference itself featured over 60 photography instructors from around the world and over 100 interactive online sessions on all topics of outdoor photography, including presentations, tutorials, image reviews, panel discussions and photo challenges.
On November 20 I sat down (virtually) with Matt Payne to chat about landscape photography for his podcast, F-Stop Collaborate and Listen.
We had a great time talking about a variety of topics including
You can listen to our conversation here (email subscribers may need to click the link above to listen on the web):
Make sure to go to the podcast page to check out the other great conversations Matt has recorded with photographers like
Also, since we recorded our conversation, F-Stop Collaborate and Listen is being featured by Outdoor Photographer Magazine and will also be available on their website every month, so congratulations to Matt on that!
Wow, I have really neglected my blog this summer. I put it down to a combination of focus on other projects, writing for other blogs and the opportunity to spend some quality time with my family during summer school holidays. I have plenty of great photography content to share so I just need to get back in the groove.
I can start out by sharing a podcast interview I did this summer with the talented and insightful Alister Benn at Available Light Images. Alister hails from Scotland, lives in Spain and travels the world with his wife from China making stunning photographs. Alister’s photographic talent combined with his enthusiasm for adventure, natural beauty and ambitious photography related projects make him one of the most intriguing new voices in contemporary photography. Add to that his really cool Scottish accent and he’s the full package. In July we sat down over a Skype connection and had a great chat in which Alister interviewed me about everything from artistic philosophy to cutting edge digital image developing techniques. I had a great time talking with him and appreciated his thorough and insightful questions.
You can listen to my conversation with Alister here.
He also has podcasts of interviews with two other talented photographers:
Guy Tal is one of my favorite contemporary photographers and writers from the American west. Few people speak on the topic of fine art photography as well as Guy. You can listen to Guy’s podcast here.
David Clapp is a British Photographer with a great reputation for superb images of many diverse subjects from Architecture, Travel & Culture, and of course, contemporary Landscapes. You can listen to David’s podcast here.
