In this episode, Rob and Josh are joined by Khurram Khan, a wildlife photographer based in the United States who has gained a reputation for producing outstanding images of wildlife over recent years. One of Khurram’s skills is the subtle use of flash in his photography, and the three discuss its use in the wildlife photography arena, covering the technical basics, ethics, the power it can add to your work, and how to get started with using flash in your photography. Whether you are new to flash and want to better understand the principles of it, or are already experienced in its use, listen in to the discussion and enjoy a chat between three passionate photographers.

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In this episode, Rob and Josh are joined by Henley Spiers. Henley is a renowned underwater photographer, writer, and expedition leader who has fast become one of the most highly decorated wildlife image-makers in the world. In the discussion, Henley shares the story of how he became an underwater photographer, why he loves working beneath the surface, and chats generally about photography in the underwater environment.

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Social media plays an increasingly important role in achieving recognition for your photography, but gaining traction on the popular platforms such as Instagram and Facebook isn’t as easy as it was in past years. Rob and Josh discuss their views on the current state of affairs and how anyone looking to grow their following might go about it.

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Rob and Josh are joined by Australian wildlife photographer Michael Snedic. The trio discuss photographing wildlife on this continent, in particular the ‘big five’.

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Rob and Josh are joined by special guest Gail Bisson. They chat about Gail’s recent visit to Lake Kerkini and her experiences of travelling around the world photographing birds.

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In this episode, Rob and Josh discuss the many benefits of projects in your wildlife photography. The two delve into the rewards that can be gained from focusing attention on certain subjects, locations, shooting styles, etc. With the New Year well underway, what better time to start planning your own projects for 2023?

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