In this episode of the Western Photography Podcast, host Chris interviewsHolly Nicoll, a self-employed Ag and Western photographer from Alberta, Canada. Holly shares her journey from a corporate career in agriculture to pursuing her passion for photography.

They discuss the challenges and rewards of being self-employed, the importance of storytelling in photography, and the creative process. Holly emphasizes the value of time management, efficiency in editing, and the significance of building trust within the agricultural community.

The conversation also touches on the role of technology and networking with other creatives to stay inspired.

In this episode of the Western Photography Podcast, hosts Chris and Joe Dickinson share their journey of transitioning from corporate jobs to self-employment in the photography and dog training industries.

They discuss the challenges and rewards of being self-employed, the importance of marketing and networking, overcoming imposter syndrome, and practical tips for photographers looking to grow their business.

The conversation emphasizes the need for skill development, gradual growth, and the significance of putting oneself out there to build a successful career.

In this episode of the Western Photography Podcast, I explore the world of photography gear and discuss my personal experiences with various camera bags and lenses and the importance of quality equipment.

I share insights on how to choose the right gear for different situations, emphasizing the significance of storytelling in photography. I also touch on the technical aspects of using light meters and the creative process behind capturing stunning images.

In this inaugural episode of the Western Photography Podcast, host Chris Dickinson interviews award-winning photographer David duChemin. They explore David's journey from humanitarian photography to wildlife photography, emphasizing the emotional impact of images and the importance of intention in the creative process.

David shares insights on navigating social media as a photographer and the significance of connection over content. In this engaging conversation, David discusses the essence of creativity, the journey of writing his latest book, and the lessons learned from personal challenges.

He emphasizes the importance of constraints in the creative process and the impact of legacy through teaching and sharing knowledge. The dialogue also explores the role of gear in photography, the significance of audience engagement, and the true meaning of being creative.

Link to David's newest book, Light, Space & Time and his website can be accessed here: www.davidduchemin.com

This is the intro to The Western Photography Podcast. Join along as I interview and talk about inspiring images, creativity and uplift the greater creative community by sharing our experiences.