This week, we are talking to creator, influencer and short-form video specialist Sam Reid (@SamanthaLReid) about creating content, staying authentic, and how you can make the best short-form videos. Sam is a 2-time Olympian in synchronized swimming turned mountain athlete and content creator with an incredible journey from Australia to Banff. Tune in to hear all of her tips for creating the best content, staying passionate and finding a balance between the side hustle and the full-time job.

You need to have five things in your camera bag that aren’t photo accessories. These five things will help ensure that you can take better photos no matter the situation.

Finding clients can often be a mystery for creatives. But here are 4 ways that you can use to help find clients, no matter the creative industry that you are in.

In this podcast episode, host Robert Massey shares expert tips for capturing stunning outdoor photos despite smoky and hazy conditions caused by forest fires. He suggests checking air quality before shoots and scouting for locations with clearer skies. During shoots, he advises utilizing the unique lighting effects caused by the smoke, using polarizing filters, and incorporating foreground elements for context. He emphasizes health and safety measures, including wearing masks and staying hydrated. In post-processing, he touches on color correction, contrast, haze reduction, and sharpness adjustments. Massey's insights empower photographers to create captivating images while keeping themselves and their subjects safe in challenging conditions.

Join host Robert Massey as he opens up about overcoming creative burnout while sharing his journey of self-discovery. From finding a new creative outlet to embracing reflection and supportive connections, this episode offers valuable insights for all creatives. Let's explore the great outdoors together and reignite our passion for travel and adventure photography!

Learn what you need to know about keeping your camera equipment safe while travelling. Learn packing tips, storage tips, and some great ideas for keeping your gear safe. This is episode 86 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School Podcast, a podcast about photography in travel and adventuring.

This week on the podcast we are going over 3.5 ways that you can sell prints online and have them printed and delivered to your clients. We will go over the work that is involved and some backend basics for you to understand.

You'll learn about automated dropshipping printing a combo of automated printing and you shipping, and a full in-house DIY printing process.

Exploring frozen waterfalls in winter requires careful planning and safety measures. Consult experts for route information and be aware of hidden dangers. Essential gear includes proper footwear, microspikes, and a helmet. When photographing, scout the area, use a person for scale, and capture unique lighting effects. Preserve natural colour casts in editing. Safety, preparation, and capturing the beauty of frozen waterfalls are crucial.

Client experience is vital to running a successful photography experience. Learn five tips that will help set you apart from other photographers in the industry. This is episode 83 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School podcast, a photography podcast about taking photographs in the outdoors.

Are you ready to become a professional photographer? Here are six things to look out for to let you know if you are prepared to go pro. This is episode 82 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School, a podcast about photography.

Learn how to make better pitches to brands so you can land more contracts. This is episode 81 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School podcast, a podcast about adventure and travel photography.

Three alternative ways to carry your camera, other than the branded camera strap. There are many better ways to carry your camera than the strap that comes with it. Today we talk about the Peak Design Slide, Black Rapid's Camera Harness and Peak Designs Capture Clip as three of the best alternatives to the standard camera strap. This is episode 80 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School podcast, a photography podcast about travel photography and adventure photography.

Imposter syndrome is something that affects a lot of creatives around us, and it can drastically impact your creative work.

I’m sure most of us have heard that little voice in our heads at some point. Why are you doing this? You have no right to do this. Who wants to see your work? You’re a fraud. Etc.

These are thoughts that creep up on nearly everybody at some point in their creative work. But what can you do about it to help overcome these feelings? Well, that’s what we are going to talk about today.

You don't have to go deep into the wilderness to photograph animals. Sometimes, you can spot them on the side of the road. But, when those opportunities arise, how can you be ready?

That's what this episode is all about! 7 tips for photographing wildlife from a car. This is episode 78 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School podcast, a photography podcast about travel photography and adventure photography.

With Instagram no longer being a photo-sharing platform, should photographers keep using it? And what should photographers focus on now? This is episode 77 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School podcast, a podcast about adventure photography and travel photography.

Having a photography project, especially a personal one, is an important part of creating photographs. Personal projects provide a chance for creative exploration, discovering new techniques, and helping you grow as a photographer. Because without a project, without a driver, you can start feeling lost and unmotivated to get out and create.

This week we're talking about what a photography project is, how you can formulate one, some things to watch out for, and why this could be a breakthrough for your photography. This is episode 76 of the Travel and Adventure Photography School podcast, a photography podcast about travel photography and adventure photography.