Musea

Welcome to the MUSEA Podcast! This episode features Lauren Mitchell who is a photographer living in Florida. She documents her family and her daily surroundings that often go overlooked. We talk about her work, how the mundane inspires her and what motivates her. View her work at http://laurenmitchellphotography.com Support the Podcast at http://patreon.com/musea

Welcome to the MUSEA Podcast. This episode features photojournalist Brittany Greeson. Brittany lives in Detroit, Michigan and has worked with CNN, Reuters, The Ground Truth Project, The Buffalo News, ESPN, The Boston Globe, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Atlantic, AARP, The Bleacher Report, Vice, TIME, Mother Jones, Narratively, and The Detroit Free Press. View her website at https://www.brittanygreeson.com Follow her on Instagram at http://instagram.com/brittanygreeson Support the podcast at https://www.patreon.com/musea

Welcome to the MUSEA Podcast! On this episode, I talk with wedding photographer Ryan Ray about his career, what keeps his business sustainable and his approach to weddings.

Welcome to the MUSEA Podcast! This episode features Kirk Mastin who founded Mastin Labs and the camera app Filmborn. We talk about a wide range of topics throughout our conversation. Kirk discusses how he started Mastin Labs, what makes his presets different, how his relationship to photography has changed and what he believes is his most meaningful work. You can listen to additional audio with Kirk and support the Podcast at http://patreon.com/musea Join the MUSEA FB Community at https://www.facebook.com/groups/mymusea/

In this episode of the MUSEA Podcast, John Dolan and Holger Thoss talk about how they approach wedding photography with an outsiders view. They challenge wedding photographers to aim higher and to create more memorable photographs. There is additional audio from John and Holger on our Patreon page for all the supporters at the $5/month tier and higher. Every dollar of your support helps us pay for professional podcast editing and will move us closer to our goal of releasing the podcast weekly. Support the Podcast at http://patreon.com/musea Edited by James Sweeting Music by Ukiyo

Welcome to the MUSEA Podcast! This is episode 85 featuring editorial and commercial photographer Chris Buck! Chris talks about his new book 'Uneasy', his creative process, how he interacts with clients and how he's sustained such a long career. Get bonus audio from Chris at http://patreon.com/musea Buy Chris Buck's Book - http://chrisbuckuneasy.com Theme Music - https://soundcloud.com/ukiyoau MUSEA Lab - http://musealab.com

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #55 featuring photographer Kirk Mastin. Kirk and I talk about Kirk's new business, Mastin Labs. He just released his first film emulation preset designed to give digital photographers the look of Portra 400. We also talk about his personal work, having a long photographic career and his favorite photo book.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #54 with photographer Susie Cushner. Susie holds a BA in Fine Arts from Mass College of Art and is currently based in Brooklyn NY. Her clients include editorial, collaterial, advertising, stock and fine art. Susie has illustrated over 20 books. She finds particular gratification shooting food and collaborating with the nurturing people in that industry. She is equally enthusiastic about shooting life style/narrative assignments while traveling for clients domestically and globally. Susie is also honored to be a faculty member at International Center for Photography, where she teaches Career Advisory Seminar as well as Food Photogaphy Workshops. In her spare time she does private consulting and volunteers as an end of life doula. She has two grown daughters. Additional work may be viewed at www.susiecushner.com and Getty Images.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #53 with photographer Parker Fitzgerald. In this podcast we talk about why Parker shoots film, why he loves Japan and what inspires him. Parker shoots regularly for Kinfolk magazine. He's also been commissioned for several Japanese editorials and has done work for Toyota!

his is episode #50 featuring editorial and commercial photographer, Zack Arias! In this episode, Zack talks about his new book filled with answers from his Q&A blog. He also explains the realities of having a career in photography, why he feels compelled to help other photographers and how fasting from social media affects his life.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #49 featuring editorial and advertising photographer, John Keatley! He has done work for such clients as Samsung, Microsoft, Starbucks, T-Mobile, Vizio, Rolling Stone, and NBC. He has photographed such people as Annie Leibovitz, Tim Gunn, Macklemore + Ryan Lewis and Bill Gates. His work has received awards from PDN, American Photography and the Communication Arts Photography Annuals. In this podcast John talks about how his interest in the human face, how he gains the trust of others, building a brand and the discipline of simplicity.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #48 with wedding photographer, Gabe McClintock! In this podcast Gabe talks about how he gets clients to relax, the importance of editing and what role Instagram plays in his life.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #47 featuring wedding and landscape photographer, Nirav Patel! In this episode, we talk about how his engineering degree influences his work, how he sees light, his love of landscapes and the best decision he ever made for his business.

This is episode #45 featuring fashion and wedding photographer, Tanja Lippert! In this episode, we talk about the negative effects of technology, how she shoots film at weddings and how she uses photography to empower women. Tanja is one of the hosts of the FILM SHOW on the [F] FRAMED NETWORK and has been published in Grace Ormonde Wedding Style Magazine, Rangefinder, The Knot, Southern Weddings Magazine and Brides!

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #44 featuring documentary photographer, Justin Mott. In this episode, we talk about Justin's projects on Agent Orange, the challenges of shooting overseas and his advice for telling better stories.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #43 featuring commercial photography assistant Joel Hood. Joel is based out of Nashville, TN and has been assisting for about 10 years. He’s assisted most of the main music and commercial photographers here in Nashville, as well as photographers from out of town. Some of the photographers he’s assisted include Mark Seliger, Mark Tucker, Kristin Barlowe and Russ Harrington. Oh and we talk a little bit about video games at the end for you gamers out there!

This is episode #42 with food and documentary photographer, Penny De Los Santos! Penny is an award-winning internationally published photographer and she is the Senior Contributing photographer to Saveur Magazine and a contributing photographer for National Geographic Magazine. She has been to over 30 countries and she’s been published in numerous publications including: Martha Stewart Living, Time Magazine, News Week, Sports Illustrated, Caribbean Travel and U.S. News & World Report. In this episode, Penny talks about why she decided to specialize in food photography, how she’s been able to combine her documentary approach with food and she chats about the realities of the photo business!

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #41 with wedding photographer, Ben Chrisman. In this episode, Ben talks about his approach to documentary wedding photography, the layers and humor in his work, what it's like having associate shooters and his advice for up and coming photographers.

In this episode, Cole and Jakob offer up some solid marketing advice, they talk about how they've built their business around international destinations, the importance of story and what they will be teaching at the Seattle Gathering.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #39 with fine art photographer, Mary Beth Meehan. In this episode, Mary Beth talks about her City of Champions project, how she gains the trust of the people she's photographing and why she decided to exhibit the images on the side of buildings.