
Join Josh Galicki and Rob Read for the Wildlife Photography Podcast. Delivered in a relaxed and conversational style, the pair discuss all things related to wildlife, nature and photography. If you love wildlife and are seeking inspiration for your own photography, then this is a podcast for you.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 51 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Visual ArtsArtsNatureScience | |||

Continuing our series of conversations recorded live at this year's Global Birdfair, Rob and Josh are joined by wildlife photographer and filmmaker Tom Mason. Tom has built a career around wildlife photography and filmmaking, working on assignments a... more
In this episode, Rob and Josh are joined by WildArt judge Kevin Morgans, one of the world’s best-known puffin photographers and author of Puffins: Life on the Atlantic Edge.Kevin has spent years photographing these endlessly charismatic seabirds, dev... more
Continuing our series of live podcasts from this year’s Global BirdFair in July, Rob and Josh are joined by Vince Maidens. Originally from Canada but now living in the UK, Vince is best known for his work with owls — and for being uncompromising in h... more
In a first for the podcast, Rob and Josh recorded a series of live podcasts at this year’s Global BirdFair in the UK. Recorded in front of a live audience, the pair were joined by a series of guests and recorded three episodes over three days at the ... more
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This podcast is my favourite! As a young photographer this helps me so much! Hearing your stories and tips really is one of my favourite parts of this podcast! Also listening to your general conversations are some of the best! Your photography is also really beautiful and I can’t wait to hear more, and hopefully listen to some guests on here!? Your the ones that got me into entering competitions! It’s not just for winning but it is also the fun of it! ( not that I have one much lol! )
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Love the perspectives and the inside look for wildlife photography.
Always a fascinating podcast, great insights and guests. Definitely well worth a listen.
I recently began my ambition for capturing wildlife through photography. The hosts address a wide array of topics that I’ve often pondered over and it’s been very helpful. I appreciate their down to earth discussions and honesty about the ups and downs of this hobby/profession. I highly recommend this podcast!
I generally use a third party app to play podcasts, but I had to come here to leave a review after listening to all the current episodes.
This podcast has been so helpful as I’ve started my wildlife photography journey. From the basics of composition to the decisions made in processing, it’s been a useful guide as I learn the craft and start to make my own stylistic decisions. Josh will be happy to know I’ve been subtler in my mask (never global!) saturation and warmth adjustments since I start... more
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A practical, conversation-first show that dives into wildlife photography, ethics, and craft with a focus on real-world fieldwork, storytelling, and personal journeys. Across episodes, listeners get candid discussions on contest culture, responsible image-making, gear choices for different budgets, and the tension between authenticity and audience appeal, plus hands-on tips for shooting, processing, and presenting wildlife images. Notable angles include humane bird and wildlife photography ethics, the role of AI in imagery, and how art, travel, and conservation intersect with the craft, making it valuable for enthusiasts who want honest perspectives, actionable advice, and inspiration from experienced photographers.
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Wildlife Photography launched 4 years ago and published 51 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Wildlife Photography include:
1. Kevin Morgans
2. Vince Maidens
3. Jiří Hřebíček
4. Victoria Hillman
5. Gary Farber
6. Georgina Steytler
7. Ray Hennessy
8. Caleb Hoover
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