This episode is a little different to usual, because we are taking a break from new interviews over christmas and the new year, and instead I thought it would be fun to look back over some highlights from the first 24 episodes and interviews.

Anthony Salsi - Shooting The Moon

Dec 14th, 2020 54m 15s

Today we are joined by astro photographer and astrophysicist, Anthony Salsi to talk about photographing the moon. Anthony is currently in the final year of his PHD having had a passion for the night sky since childhood, but he only started phot

Colleen Gara - Photographing Animals Of The Canadian Wilderness

Dec 7th, 2020 40m 51s

If you love photos of beautiful and majestic animals roaming the canadian wilderness, then you're in for a treat because today we are talking with canadian wildlife photographer, Colleen Gara, who has had her work published in places like the C

Daniel Gastager - Epic Landscape Photography

Nov 30th, 2020 43m 19s

Please welcome Daniel Gastager to the podcast! Daniel experienced an incredibly fast rise in the landscape photography world when only three years after picking up a camera he was named German Photographer Of The Year at the Sony World Photogra

Pierre T. Lambert - How "The 4-Hour Work Week" Inspired A Career In Photography

Nov 23rd, 2020 54m 31s

We are joined this week by a wonderfully talented and entertaining travel photographer, YouTuber, and host of the Pierre T. Lambert Podcast - of course I'm talking about none other than Pierre T. Lambert. There's a lot of photography stuff w

Douwe Dijkstra - Colour Is Just A Distraction

Nov 16th, 2020 40m 48s

This week I'm talking with my good friend here in Sydney and gifted street photographer Douwe Dijkstra, who goes by “dex” for short, or on Instagram you'll find him on his profile “Monochrome Visions” all one word, or at his website monochrome

Mads Peter Iversen - All Things Landscape Photography

Nov 9th, 2020 46m 53s

Today I'm honoured to be joined by one of the most talented and prolific landscape photographers around, Mads Peter Iversen. And can I just say as we come in to episode 19, that starting this podcast is one of my favourite things I've ever d

John Armytage - The Benefits Of Community In Photography

Nov 2nd, 2020 39m 29s

Please welcome our guest for episode 18, John Armytage! John is the founder and former executive chairman of the Focus Seascape and Landscape Photography community, which started out as a small sunrise meetup group on Sydney's northern beach

Mieke Boynton - How To Connect With The Landscape To Capture Meaningful Photos

Oct 26th, 2020 46m

Our guest this week is the incredibly talented and multi-award winning photographer Mieke Boynton! Mieke's recent accolades among many other awards, includes the 2019 victorian landscape photographer of the year with the AIPP, and epson pano aw

Paul Hoelen - The Power Of Photography In Conservation

Oct 21st, 2020 51m 15s

Welcome to part 2 of this double-feature with Paul Hoelen! In this episode Paul shares stories and insights from some of the many photographic projects he is involved in which aim to highlight conservational issues around Australia, including h

Paul Hoelen - How To Use Photography To Support Positive Change In People's Lives

Oct 19th, 2020 1h 24m

Welcome to part 1 of a 2 part double feature with a literal "Grand Master" of Photography - Paul Hoelen! There were two big topics that I wanted to ask Paul about, each one warranting it's own dedicated episode... And when Paul agreed to tal

Nick Page - How To Be A Prolific Photographer Without Burning Out

Oct 12th, 2020 53m 14s

This week we are joined by the wonderfully talented and prolific landscape photographer Nick Page! You're probably very familiar with Nick's photoraphy on Instagram, his YouTube channel, tutorials, courses and workshops, and from his popular po

Joshua Snow - Mastering Colour & Light in Landscape Photography

Oct 5th, 2020 45m 49s

Today I'm joined by the incredibly talented landscape photographer Joshua Snow to talk about colour and light, and how to go the extra mile to use these elements to create truly unique landscapes. I discovered Joshua on Instagram quite recen

Joshua Cripps - How To Use Your Technical Mind To Be More Creative

Sep 28th, 2020 36m 7s

I'm delighted to welcome the one and only Joshua Cripps onto the podcast for episode 12, to hear his thoughts on how being a "technically minded" person can actually be an advantage rather than a disadvantage for photographers who want to be m

Alex Noriega - The Art Of The Intimate Landscape

Sep 21st, 2020 36m 10s

Listen to the full interview now to hear Alex's insights on the art of the intimate landscape. Resources Alex Noriega's Image Editing Tutorials - Learn Alex's transformational processing techniques with his collections of image editing tut

Nicole Young (AKA Nicolesy) - Finding Creative Catalysts For Your Photography

Sep 14th, 2020 35m 34s

My guest for episode 10 is a photographer, author, and educator whose podcast appearances around a decade ago helped get me through many a commute back in the day. So I'm delighted to welcome Nicole Young - AKA Nicolesy to the Open Shutter Pho

Isabella Tabacchi - How To Keep Pushing Your Creativity

Sep 7th, 2020 35m 14s

In this episode I'm chatting with the amazingly talented landscape photographer Isabella Tabacchi, aka @isabellandscapes on instagram. Isabella's distinctive landscape photography style borders on the dreamlike, but without losing any sense

Kim Grant - How To Go From Hobbyist To Pro Without Losing The Passion

Aug 31st, 2020 38m 59s

I came up with a bunch of titles for this weeks episode with Scottish outdoor photographer Kim Grant. Titles about creating videos for YouTube, about doing something unique, about showcasing the beauty in your own local landscapes, about captu

Óli Haukur - Why Landscape Photography Is About More Than Creating Beautiful Photos

Aug 24th, 2020 47m 56s

In this weeks episode I'm joined by Icelandic professional photographer Óli Haukur, who co-founded one of Icelands most popular photo tour companies EnRoute in 2012, has an incredible image portfolio, and thanks to his thought provoking YouTub

Michael Shainblum - Talking Time-Lapse With The Master Of Visuals

Aug 17th, 2020 44m 58s

Our guest in this episode is world-renowned film maker and photographer Michael Shainblum. I invited Michael on to the podcast to ask him all about his stunning NYC time-lapse video, and how he captured the essence of the city so effectively in

Ignacio Palacios - How To Stay Productive As A Travel Photographer In Lockdown

Aug 10th, 2020 41m 44s

Today I'm joined by freelance travel and nature photographer Ignacio Palacios who has travelled 92 countries across his 23 year career, and whose images have earned over 100 photography awards in that time, including being awarded the status of

Sophie Gamand - How To Make A Real Difference With Your Photography

Aug 3rd, 2020 44m 7s

This weeks guest is world-renowned photographer and shelter-dog advocate Sophie Gamand, who joins me to talk about how to make a real difference in the world with your photography. Sophie's Pit Bull Flower Power project started as a passion

Luke Tscharke - What It's Like To Ditch The Corporate Life For A Career In Landscape Photography

Jul 27th, 2020 45m 21s

Welcome to episode 3! In this weeks episode I'm talking with professional landscape photographer Luke Tscharke, who shares what it's been like to leave the security of a corporate life behind for a more fulfilling career in photography, and

Anthony Lamb - How To Develop Your Own Style By Connecting Emotionally With Your Photography

Jul 27th, 2020 45m 56s

In episode 2 I'm joined by Anthony Lamb, an award winning minimalist photographer from the UK, who lives and works as a professional photographer in the UAE. Anthony shares some great insights on how to connect with your photography on a person

Adam Williams - How To Stand Out In A World Full Of Photographers

Jul 25th, 2020 56m 10s

Welcome to the Open Shutter Photography Podcast episode 1, with our guest Adam Williams from EasyWayPhotography.com I'm so proud and thankful to kick the podcast off with this interview. It started out with the intention of being simply some