Ray Hennessy has a new guest on each episode to discuss what they are currently working on and how they are trying to be creative with their wildlife photography.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 144 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArts |
Brad and I catch up on his efforts with a local Belted Kingfisher, then we answer a listener question from Mark Deschner who asks for tips on how to make the most of spring migration for someone who can only get out about once a week.
This week we chat about Brad’s plans and scouting for a Belted Kingfisher and Ray is going to check on his Kingfisher setup. Then we disucss a recent wildlife contest, it’s winning images and how sometimes they may not feel unique. Lastlly we wrap up... more
Brad and I discuss photographing wildlife in urban locations and including man-made objects and lighting in the photos.
My guest Aaron Todd joins me to discuss his love and passion for photographing waterfowl, how he is working to capture unique images, and how he photographs ducks with urban lights. Follow Aaron at: more
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Wildlife Photo Chat is like sitting in on a conversation with friends. Ray Hennessy is a genial host who knows how to get the best out of his guests; the conversations are always both entertaining and informative. If you're into bird and wildlife photography, this is a show for you.
Started listening to this podcast a couple months ago and it’s just pure knowledge, they really hammer down on being creative and always thinking about composing an image rather than a tight fit portrait. Really good stuff!
Thanks Ray for providing a great photography podcast dedicated to Birds and Wildlife. I have learned so many valuable tips from the podcast when I get in the field many of the subjects talked about in the podcast come to mind. This inspired me to think out of the box and change things up. Improving my photography skills vastly. Thank you Ray for sharing not only your experience and knowledge but that of your guests. Keep up the great work!!
Probably the best wildlife photography podcast there is! Love the weekly chats with Brad as well
I enjoy this podcast and often hold on to new episodes for long drives or long flights so I have something to look forward to. Ray has an ease to his interviews. I enjoy his guest interviews as they are interesting and flow well. As a fellow bird photographer the topics are of course my fav and I’ve leaned a lot and feel a sense of comradery when listening to this podcast.
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