Whether working in an iconic and popular location, or in fly-over country, Chuck Kimmerle declares it best to trust your instincts and be true to yourself.
Rachael Talibart discusses her photographic series of the little dramas revealed by the shells near the ocean, her primary inspiration.
Nobuyuki Kobayashi speaks on the importance of finding harmony with nature, both in the photographing as well as the technical side of the craft.
Tillman Crane speaks on what he believes to be the strongest elements of a successful photographic project, using examples from his own personal work.
Lori Cash walks through the life cycle of butterflies while explaining how best to photograph these beautiful creatures.
Holger Mischke discusses what message a photograph has within it, if any at all, and how he comes to such conclusions.
David Rathbone talks about the anxieties of exhibiting your work in a gallery for the first time, along with running a framing business.
Scott Walton discusses the importance of having a mental image library, and how it helps him to create more purposeful imagery.
David Cobb speaks on the idea of creating a sense of place through photographing more locally.
