Description
In this episode of "F-Stop Collaborate and Listen," landscape photographer Jack Lodge joins host Matt Payne. Jack shares insights into his passion for photography, the meticulous process from planning to printing, and his approach to social media, emphasizing authenticity and engagement. He offers a discount on his Woodland Photography online course and talks about the challenges of transitioning to a full-time photography career, the importance of flexibility and creativity, and the rewarding experience of running workshops. The conversation also highlights the significance of human connections, market challenges for selling prints, and the influence of seasonal changes on photographic opportunities.
Resources Mentioned on the Show
Jack Lodge's Woodland Photography Online Course
Colin Prior's episode on the OnLandscape's podcast
FotoSpeed Paper (use the code LODGE20 for 20% off)
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Photographer's Mentioned on the Show
Mark Bauer
Ross Hoddinott
Colin Prior
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