Conversations on Travel and Photography
This episode of the podcast was scheduled to be recorded months ago. On the day we were supposed to be interviewing our guest, Erin Babnik, she emailed us asking to reschedule, since she was being evacuated from her house in
Ariel Estulin is an award winning photographer and photo educator. Primarily interested in landscapes, he travels the world seeking out beauty in those wild and remote places on earth that still remain untouched by civilization and where nature commands ultimate
The guest for this episode of the podcast is Jason Teale, a Canadian photographer who has made South Korea his home for more than ten years now. Jason’s work focuses on travel landscapes and cityscapes as well as cinemagraphs. He
Recently Ugo bought a couple flight tickets to Japan, a country he will be visiting for the first time this year. Wanting to learn more about the place and how to photograph it best, he naturally thought of the photographers
The guest for this episode of the podcast is an old friend of the Traveling Image Makers podcast. We recorded episode TTIM 66 – David duChemin and The Soul of the Camera with him a while back. David is a
In this week’s episode of the podcast, Ugo interviews Mike Holp. Mike is a digital nomad and travel photographer from Austin, Texas. He’s been traveling in South America for over a year, capturing photos of beautiful destinations, and meeting new friends
Last week’s interview with Jay Patel, where we discussed the topic of creativity is a great segue into today’s episode, because we are going to have a conversation with an artist that has chosen creative photography as his trademark of
Today’s episode of the podcast sees the return of one of our best friends, who was with us already in episode 36, Jay Patel. In the course of the conversation, Jay and Ugo discuss such topics as getting the shots
As you might know, we are doing a bi-monthly photo contest on our Facebook group, The Traveling Image Makers’ Corner. We invite the group members to submit one of their best photographs and, at the end of the period, we
Our guest for this episode is Marc De Tollenaere, a photographer from Venice, Italy. Marc works full time as a photographer and is proud to be a teacher of photography for the most famous brand of cameras, Leica. He published several books