Musea

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #38 featuring wedding photographer, Reg Campbell! In this episode we Reggie talks about his approach to shooting film at weddings, his reception lighting techniques and how he sets his client expectations.

Musea Podcast #37 with Rodney Smith. In this episode, Rodney talks about the meaning of his work, developing his vision, the affect of fashion on women and overcoming low points in his career.

This is episode #36 with photographer, Alex Boyd! In this episode, Alex talks about the meaning behind his ‘Sonnets’ series, why he chooses to work in slow, adventurous ways and why he enjoys shooting wet plate collodion!

This is episode #35 with photographer, Bryan Johnson! In this episode, Bryan talks about his vision for wedding photography, his studios in-house printing process and how they emphasize tangible products to their wedding clients!

Welcome to the Musea Podcast This is episode #34 with wedding photographer, James Moes! In this episode, James talks about his sense of adventure, his inner anthropologist and how he has learned to avoid making cliche images.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #33 with editorial and fine art photographer, Troy Stains. In this episode Troy talks about how author Walker Percy has inspired his work, detached observation, the sarcastic humor in his images, his video work and how the Dada movement is found in his photographs.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #32 featuring wedding photographer Jessica Lorren. In this episode, Jessica talks about her branding, how quality relationships defines what success is for her and what she is looking for when she shoots details at a wedding.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #31 with Mike Smith! In this episode, we talk about Mike’s documentary approach to wedding photography, why he shoots film and digital, how his previous career as a banker has benefited his business and how he shoots in different types of lighting conditions!

Musea Podcast #30 with Riccis Valladares! In this episode, we talk about the essence of wedding photography, why he shoots 95% of his work in black and white, the importance of personal work and how he achieves his classic and timeless style!

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #29 with photographer Ryan Muirhead! For this episode, I had the pleasure of chatting with Ryan Muirhead, who is a photographer that truly understands what it takes to make great images. The conversation we had wasn’t one about technique or gear, but it was about facing your fears, using photography to better yourself as a person and how Ryan’s work is evolving. Talking with Ryan really inspired me and I know that you’ll feel challenged, but also encouraged by listening to him share his thoughts!

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #28 with commercial photographer and PBR lover, Dave Jackson! Dave is a photographer that specializes in composite and editorial work. He’s unique in that he shot weddings for several years, but has officially made the transition to being a full time commercial shooter. Dave and I have known each other for a number of years and for this podcast we simply had a relaxed and candid conversation about his work and career.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #27 with Todd Reichman. In this interview Todd talks about some of the key mistakes he sees photographers making, why the hierarchy structure in the industry is crap and how photographers need to understand where their true value lies!

Musea Podcast #26 with John Dolan and Holger Thoss. For this episode, I had the pleasure of talking with John and Holger about their approach to wedding photography, their personal work and why they've avoided the wedding industry!

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episdoe #25 with photographer Spencer Lum. In this podcast we talk about his amazing blog, Ground Glass, how you can create value in today's market and why he thinks styled shoots must die!

Musea Podcast #24 with wedding photographer Fer Juaristi. Fer is known for his high energy and dramatic wedding photographs. He's been shooting professionally for 6 years now and is one of the top photographers in the wedding industry. Fer stays very humble and is always seeking to learn and experiment in new ways.

MUSEA Episode #3 - Interview with documentary photographer, blogger and educator, Daniel Milnor.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast. This is episode #23 with wedding photographer Jen Huang! Jen approaches weddings with a romantic, fine art sensibility. Known for her fresh, luminous portraits, Jen crafts beautiful, editorial images for intimate soirees and splendid outdoor affairs. Her passion for photography is heightened by her continued dedication to medium format film, and her work has appeared in international bridal editorial.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #22 with Australian wedding photographers Dan O'Day and Samm Blake! Dan and Samm are going to be hosting their 'Art and the Heart' workshop at the inaugural Musea Gathering, so I thought this would be a great chance for you to get to know them better. Both of them are accomplished wedding photographers that have won numerous awards and both of them also create and exhibit fine art photography. In this podcast we talk about proactive vs. reactive shooting and how pain makes you a better creative!

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #21 and it's the first in a series of podcasts with the photographers that are involved in the inaugural Musea Gathering! For this episode I had the pleasure of talking with Ozzy Garcia! Ozzy is a film based wedding photography down in Miami that also has a strong body of work dealing with the reality of South Beach.

Welcome to the Musea Podcast! This is episode #20 featuring fine art photographer Deborah Parkin! Deborah is a film photographer that works in medium and large format, as well as wet plate collodian. Her work deals with issues regarding memory, childhood and being a mother. Over the past couple of years Deborah has started to gain quite a bit of recognition for her images and one of the topics we discussed was how she avoid distractions and stays true to her vision.