Explorez tous les épisodes du podcast Big Photo Hunt: A Photography Podcast
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| Meet the 22-Year-Old Photographer with a White House Press Pass | 11 Nov 2025 | 00:35:54 | |
Jonah Elkowitz is just 22 but his camera has already taken him inside the White House, Congress, and some of the most sought after media environments in Washington D.C. In this episode, we dive into his journey from a high-school class to capturing presidents, world leaders and major political events for outlets like Politico, Forbes, and the New York Post. We talk about how Jonah went from student photo assignments to earning a coveted White House hard pass, what it’s really like shooting at the State of the Union and the lessons he’s learned about ambition, persistence and finding your voice as a young photojournalist. If you’ve ever wondered how to break into political photography, or you just love hearing how determination turns into access, this episode will inspire you to grab your camera and get a little patriotic while you're at it. Show Notes: Instagram: @jonah.elkowitz Website: jonahelkowitz.com Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Finding Your Creative Voice (What Photographers Can Learn from Garrison Starr) | 30 Sep 2025 | 00:30:47 | |
In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt Podcast, Ken Deckinger sits down with Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Garrison Starr to talk about creativity, authenticity and how photographers can find their artistic voice. From growing up in the South and facing rejection to building a career in Los Angeles, Garrison shares raw stories of resilience, faith and the healing power of music. Whether you’re a photographer, musician or any kind of creative, this conversation is filled with inspiration on staying true to yourself and making art that matters. Show Notes: Garrison Starr on Instagram: @garrisonstarr Garrison Starr on YouTube: @GarrisonStarr Website: garrisonstarr.com Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Wildlife & Safari Photography Tips & Secrets | 05 Nov 2024 | 00:26:30 | |
Amish Chhagan (@chags.photography), a Barcelona-based wildlife and safari photographer with a deep passion for Africa’s diverse ecosystems, joins me on this episode of the Big Photo Hunt Podcast. We explore Amish’s journey into wildlife photography, the allure of the “new big five,” and why the Masai Mara in Kenya holds a special place in his heart. Beyond capturing breathtaking shots, Amish combines his love of photography with conservation efforts, channeling his creativity to protect Africa’s remarkable wildlife. Tune in for practical tips on elevating your wildlife photography, from nailing candid moments to embracing the patience required for success. Whether you’re an aspiring photographer or a dedicated wildlife enthusiast, Amish’s insights are sure to inspire and inform. Show notes: Instagram: @chags.photography Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Big Photo Hunt Member Spotlight: Photographer Daryll Buchanan | 08 Oct 2024 | 00:34:09 | |
Scotland-based photographer Daryll Buchanan is not only a skilled landscape and portrait photographer but also the creator and host of Portrait and a Podcast, where he blends his love for photography and comedy by interviewing popular comedians—capped off with a portrait session. In this episode, Daryll shares the story of how his passion for portraits led him to launch his podcast and offers insights into his unique creative process. We also dive into a lively discussion about the photographers and YouTubers we both admire. Whether you’re a photography enthusiast, a comedy fan, or just curious about the creative journey, this conversation is packed with inspiration and fun. Stay connected with Daryll at @daruleofthirds for more of his work and updates on his podcast. Show Notes:
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| Faye van Hest on the Art of Portrait Photography | 02 Sep 2024 | 00:41:27 | |
Faye van Hest, best known as In Your Fayes on YouTube, is a Melbourne-based photographer celebrated for her captivating portrait and automotive photography, as well as invaluable tips offered up on her popular YouTube channel (@inyourfayes). In this episode, she joins me to share her journey into photography, life in Australia, and the art of crafting truly impactful portraits. We explore the keys to working with subjects and models, harnessing light and mood for storytelling, and—above all—effective communication in every shot. Faye also opens up about her passion for automotive photography, revealing what it takes to capture that perfect car portrait. Whether you’re eager to enhance your portrait skills or rev up your automotive photography game, this episode delivers both inspiration and practical know-how. Show Notes: Instagram: @inyourfayes YouTube: youtube.com/@inyourfayes Website: inyourfayes.com Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Women in Photography with Amanda Bjorn of Women Photo Tours | 06 Aug 2024 | 00:31:47 | |
In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt Podcast, I’m joined by Amanda Bjorn, founder of Women Photo Tours—a sustainable travel company that organizes photography trips for women artists to destinations like Cuba, Guatemala, Mexico, Italy, and Spain. Amanda’s mission is all about creating safe, inclusive experiences that uplift and empower women through the art of photography. We explore Amanda’s journey, her life in Ibiza, and the growing impact of women photographers in today’s photography scene. Plus, I reveal some gelato pro-tips for all you travel enthusiasts. Whether you’re a female photographer looking for inspiration, a globetrotter intrigued by photography tours, or simply curious about how art can drive empowerment, this episode offers insights and stories you won’t want to miss. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Cape Cod Photography Tips with Betty Wiley | 02 Jul 2024 | 00:32:43 | |
In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt Podcast, I sit down with Cape Cod photographer Betty Wiley (@bettywileyphoto) to explore her expertise in seascape photography. Whether you’re capturing beaches on Cape Cod or traveling to summer destinations around the globe, you’ll benefit from Betty’s insider tips for shooting breathtaking summer landscapes. We dive into Betty’s journey as a photographer, her deep-rooted connection to Cape Cod, and how she honed her skills in seascape photography. Betty also shares her favorite local spots and offers practical advice on capturing stunning beach scenes and summer shots this season. If you’re passionate about summer photography, the natural beauty of Cape Cod, or simply want to learn from a true photography legend, this episode is a must-listen! Show Notes: Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Paris Street Photography with Clara Abi Nader | 29 May 2024 | 00:44:16 | |
Photographer Clara Abi Nader takes me on a Paris street photography tour. During our photowalk, Clara guided me to hidden corners of the city that I’d have never found on my own. Not only did I capture creative images, but I also sharpened my skills in composition, storytelling, and technique. In this episode, among other topics, Clara and I explore the world of street photography in Paris, reflecting on our photowalk and the invaluable lessons learned along the way. Whether you’re passionate about street photography, a fan of Parisian culture, or simply love a great travel story, this conversation has something for everyone. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Night Photography Techniques & Ken Lee’s Colorblind Approach | 28 Apr 2024 | 00:35:20 | |
Light painting is a creative and adventurous form of night photography where you use a handheld flashlight to "paint" subjects during a prolonged exposure in total darkness. In this episode, I sit down with photographer Ken Lee to explore his journey into the world of night photography. We also discuss something unique we share in common—besides our names—both of us are colorblind photographers. Ken opens up about how his colorblindness has shaped his approach to photography and offers practical tips and tools for fellow colorblind photographers. Whether you're looking to improve your night photography or navigate colorblindness in your work, this episode is packed with insights you won't want to miss. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Digital Nomad Photography Tips with Lola Delabays | 28 Mar 2024 | 00:34:01 | |
Big Photo Hunt Member Lola Delabays is a French photographer living the digital nomad lifestyle in Lombok, Indonesia, an island off the coast of Bali. Join us for our honest conversation about what it takes to be a traveling photographer, to earn a living abroad and to power through the ups and downs of the lifestyle. Recently, Lola's started teaching herself how to use AI - or actually teaching herself how easy it is to use AI. We talk about the benefits of Photoshop's new Generative Fill feature and what it means to all of us. Spoiler Alert: It's a powerful tool that we're all better off adopting to save time and improve our photography. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Winter Landscape Photography with Benjamin Williamson | 28 Feb 2024 | 00:41:05 | |
Winter photography can be a challenge—from enduring sub-zero temperatures to mastering the technical and safety essentials. To uncover the secrets of capturing stunning winter landscapes, I turned to one of my favorite landscape photographers, Benjamin Williamson. Hailing from snow-covered Maine, Benjamin previously served as the photo editor, staff photographer, and adventure leader for Down East Magazine, giving him firsthand experience capturing the rugged beauty of the region. In this episode, he shares his top tips for winter photography, insights on shooting in New England, and stories from his daring backcountry adventures. Whether you’re venturing out in freezing conditions with your camera or simply intrigued by the magic of winter photography, this conversation is filled with inspiration and practical advice for photographers at every level. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Reinventing Photography in your "2nd Half" with Sean Tucker | 28 Jan 2024 | 00:38:25 | |
Sean Tucker is a photographer, author (The Meaning In the Making), and YouTuber. Known for his thoughtful approach to creativity, Sean’s work inspires photographers to go beyond the technical and embrace the deeper, more personal aspects of their craft. In this episode, Sean shares his remarkable journey—from his early days as a pastor in the Catholic Church to becoming a photographer—and the lessons he’s learned along the way. We dive into topics like Carl Jung’s influence on his work, the power of embracing paradox and uncertainty, and how to grow as a photographer once you’ve mastered the basics. This episode isn’t just about photography—it’s about creativity, purpose, and the journeys that shape us. A huge thanks to Sean Tucker for joining me for this thought-provoking and inspiring conversation. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Van Life Photography Tips for Travel Photographers | 26 Aug 2025 | 00:35:08 | |
In this episode I’m joined by van-life photography couple and Big Photo Hunt members Coni Gajardo and Aidan Breaux. We dive into how living in their van and traveling across North America has shaped their photography, the highs and lows of life on the road, and the creative opportunities that constant movement brings behind the lens. From living in my driveway (yes, really) to photographing elk outside their window, chasing the Northern Lights in Canada, and spending three months shooting on the beaches of Baja — their van-life journey is equal parts inspiring and eye-opening. If you’re curious about nomadic photography, van-life as a lifestyle or what it’s like to let go and explore, Coni and Aidan’s story is one you won’t want to miss. Show Notes: Instagram: @outdoors.mantra YouTube: @OutdoorsMantra Website: outdoorsmantra.com Van-Life Build: Ford Transit Van Build Blog Prints: Photo Prints Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Exploring New Orleans Photography with Coni Gajardo | 28 Nov 2023 | 00:36:14 | |
In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt podcast, I team up with photographer Coni Gajardo on location in New Orleans, Louisiana, to capture the city’s vibrant spirit. From the energy of Bourbon Street in the French Quarter to the artistic flair of the Bywater neighborhood, we explore how to photograph every nook and cranny of this cultural hub. Of course, no trip to New Orleans is complete without sampling the iconic beignets at Café Du Monde—so brace yourself for some serious beignet talk. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or simply love the Big Easy, this episode is packed with tips and inspiration for shooting the city’s one-of-a-kind people, stunning architecture, and rich year-round culture. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| From Beginner to Shooting Obama & The Rolling Stones (Alain Gutiérrez) | 28 Oct 2023 | 00:32:07 | |
Join Cuban-American photographer Alain Gutiérrez as he shares his extraordinary journey from Cuba to photographing global icons like Barack Obama, Pope Francis, and the Rolling Stones. After walking away from his teaching career—and even calling himself a “bad photographer”—Alain transformed self-doubt into a masterclass in resilience and artistic growth. In this episode, Alain reveals the pivotal moments that elevated his photography, how humility became his superpower, and why connecting with fellow photographers propelled his career forward. If you’re eager to learn from someone who turned early struggles into iconic successes, this conversation is a must-listen. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Photojournalism & Adventure with Joe Guerriero | 28 Sep 2023 | 00:34:47 | |
Joe Guerriero has traveled the globe as a photojournalist, often finding himself in extraordinary and unplanned situations. From arriving in Guatemala right before an earthquake to spending a night in a Colombian jail due to a mistaken marijuana charge, Joe always manages to make the best of every scenario—even photographing his fellow inmates. Along the way, he’s encountered a Pakistani prince, a Bosnian refugee, and even documented olive oil wrestling in Turkey. In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt podcast, Joe shares how his adventurous approach to life has opened doors to remarkable experiences and unforgettable stories. Tune in to hear how his photography has driven him to seize every opportunity and live life to the fullest. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Creativity & Well-Being Through Photography (Nataly Kogan) | 28 Aug 2023 | 00:32:09 | |
Happiness expert and Happier Now author Nataly Kogan joins me to explore the powerful connection between creativity and well-being. Whether your art takes the form of photography, music, or any other type of self-expression, we discuss why creativity plays a vital role in overall happiness. In our conversation, I share how relinquishing years of creative resistance led to greater fulfillment, new opportunities, and tangible success in my life. Rather than focusing on the technical aspects of photography, we delve into how to unlock your full creative potential and view creativity as a key to lasting happiness. Prepare to discover just how profoundly your creative pursuits can transform your life. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Why Take an Online Photography Course: Advice from Nicole Young | 28 Jul 2023 | 00:40:32 | |
Nicole Young, an amateur photographer recently back in the U.S. after living in Taiwan for three and a half years, joins this episode to discuss her experiences with street photography abroad and her newfound passion for underwater photography. We also dive into my decision to purchase the Ricoh GR3, exploring how using a crop sensor camera instead of a full-frame can lead to more candid, spontaneous shots. Of course, as the title suggests, we chat about an online photography class we both took with YouTuber Pierre Lambert, where we learned a ton and forged new friendships. Whether you’re intrigued by Taiwan’s vibrant streets, the world beneath the waves, or the benefits of a compact camera system, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t want to miss. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Building a Thriving Wedding Photography Business (Michael Freas) | 28 Jun 2023 | 00:36:19 | |
Michael Freas is a photojournalistic wedding photographer based in Asheville, North Carolina, who went from picking up his first camera just nine years ago to becoming a highly awarded professional. His stunning work has been featured in The New York Times and Rolling Stone, making him a rising star in the wedding photography world. In this episode, Michael shares the inspiring story of how grit, hustle, and ambition fueled his rapid success. We also dive into the pivotal role mentorship played in his growth, and he offers practical advice on finding the right photography mentor to help you take your craft to the next level. Whether you’re looking to break into wedding photography or any other creative field, this conversation is packed with motivation and real-world tips you won’t want to miss. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Travel Photography Lifestyle: Balancing Life & Work with Mayra Padilla | 28 May 2023 | 00:37:31 | |
Mayra Padilla, a San Francisco-based marketing consultant and passionate photographer, joins this episode of the Big Photo Hunt to share how she seamlessly weaves photography into her busy life. Mayra reveals her secrets to landing local and international photo gigs—a strategy rooted in her desire to continuously “learn” while traveling. We also dive into her approach to capturing the magic of Italy, a country that’s been photographed countless times yet still offers fresh perspectives despite the constant influx of tourists. Along the way, we chat about my favorite Cuban restaurant in Miami Beach—Puerto Sagua—and even surprise-call our mutual friend, Zuzy Martin, adding a fun twist to the conversation. Whether you’re juggling multiple roles or simply dreaming of your next travel shoot, Mayra’s insights will show you how to keep your photography ambitions front and center. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Light, Composition and Life With Pulitzer Prize Nominated Photographer Greg Kahn | 28 Apr 2023 | 00:31:50 | |
Pulitzer Prize finalist Greg Kahn is an award-winning documentary photographer whose work has appeared in The New York Times Magazine, National Geographic, British Vogue, and on the covers of Time and Newsweek. In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt podcast, Greg dives into the art of working with light, the importance of composition, tips for thriving as a freelance photographer, and his unique approach to capturing authentic moments. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights from Greg’s creative mindset and discover how a Pulitzer Prize finalist sees—and photographs—the world. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this conversation is packed with valuable takeaways for every photographer. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Sports Photography Secrets with Allan Henry (Atlas Packs) | 22 Jul 2025 | 00:29:04 | |
Allan Henry has photographed over 600 major sporting events, including the PGA Tour, NBA, and MLB, and even earned Sports Illustrated’s Photo of the Year. Today though, he’s not just behind the camera. He’s also behind the gear as the Co-Founder of Atlas Packs, a high-performance camera backpack brand trusted by professional photographers and adventurers. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Street & Travel Photography in Norway with The Justine Files | 03 Jun 2025 | 00:34:18 | |
Justine, from The Justine Files on YouTube, is a Canadian photographer and content creator. While researching photography in Norway for a trip I’m considering, I came across her videos—and after watching a few, I knew I wanted to talk with her. Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Big Photo Hunt Member Spotlight: Photographer Leo Lopez | 22 Apr 2025 | 00:34:21 | |
Leo Lopez is a photographer and educator based in Spain’s Canary Islands, after spending a year living in Australia and Thailand. His recent evolution—from observing quiet moments through street photography to setting up stylized shoots with models and planned locations—marks a meaningful shift in how he approaches photography. In this episode, Leo and I dive into his creative journey: how his background shaped his style, why teaching photography has made him better at it, and whether most photographers are actually introverts. We also talk about his recent projects, like shooting Muay Thai fighters in Chiang Mai and the female surf scene in the Canary Islands. Plus, I share my love for the dreamy photography coming out of places like the Amalfi Coast and Capri. If you’re on your own photography path, exploring new genres, or just curious to hear how another Big Photo Hunt member is growing as a photographer, this one’s for you. Show Notes: Leo Lopez’s Instagram: @palidotropico Next episode: Justine from The Justine Files (@JustineFiles) Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| How Liz Powers of ArtLifting Is Changing Artists' Lives | 17 Mar 2025 | 00:31:26 | |
Liz Powers, Co-Founder and CEO of ArtLifting, has built an art business that changes lives and communities. She connects photographers, painters, and sculptors - many facing disabilities or housing insecurity - with Fortune 500 clients like Google, Amazon, and PayPal, helping them earn income, gain recognition, and turn their passion into a career. In this episode, Liz shares the inspiring story behind ArtLifting, how she turned a social mission into a thriving business, and what photographers and visual artists can learn from her journey. We also dive into her ambitious vision for the future - because she’s just getting started. If you’re passionate about photography, creativity, or how social impact art changes lives, this episode is a must-listen. Show Notes: Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Abandoned Places & Roadside Attractions Photography Tips | 11 Feb 2025 | 00:33:12 | |
Night photographer Ken Lee specializes in capturing the beauty of abandoned places through long exposure and light painting techniques. His work has been featured in numerous photography publications, including National Geographic Books, Omni Magazine, the Los Angeles Times, and Westways Magazine. He has spent years exploring forgotten locations—from deserted buildings to rusting vehicles—bringing them to life with carefully crafted lighting. With a deep appreciation for history and storytelling, Ken transforms these overlooked spaces into mesmerizing works of art. In this episode, we talk about his new book Abandoned Roadside Attractions. We dive into the world of photographing these forgotten landmarks—how to find them, the ethical considerations of shooting in these locations, and the creative techniques that tell their stories. Ken shares his approach to composition, lighting, and the challenges of working in unpredictable environments. If you’ve ever been drawn to the mystery of abandoned places or want to learn how to capture them in a compelling way, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration.
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| Embracing Sensuality: Boudoir Photography Tips & Inspiration | 14 Jan 2025 | 00:34:21 | |
Travel writer and photographer Christopher P. Baker (@top.travel.journalist) has authored more than two dozen guidebooks for National Geographic, Lonely Planet, Time-Life and other major publishers. His photographs and articles have appeared in outlets such as BBC Travel, CNN, National Geographic and Condé Nast Traveler. Having led over 150 group tours to Cuba—including photography tours for Jim Cline Photo Tours, National Geographic Expeditions, and Santa Fe Workshops—Christopher is also recognized worldwide for his deep expertise in Cuban travel. In this episode, we explore how his extensive background in travel and photography has evolved into his latest ventures: boudoir photography tours to Cuba and an art nude photo book called Sensual Havana. We dive into the details of boudoir photography—addressing its misconceptions, uncovering the artistry behind it, and discussing its potential controversies. If you’ve ever been curious about boudoir or the captivating allure of Cuba, this conversation will broaden your perspective on both. Show Notes:
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| Caffenol Magic: Using Coffee to Develop Film Photos, Featuring Daniela Hurtado | 06 Dec 2024 | 00:31:07 | |
Big Photo Hunt Member Daniela Hurtado, a talented film photographer and coffee shop owner based in Antigua, Guatemala, has found a way to blend her two passions—photography and coffee—into something truly unique. She introduced me to Caffenol, an eco-friendly, affordable, and chemical-free method of developing film using coffee, water, vitamin C, and other simple kitchen ingredients. In this episode, Daniela shares the story of how she discovered this creative process and how she and her partner, Sebas, turned their love for coffee and photography into Cafegrafia, a must-visit coffee shop in the heart of Antigua. Whether you're a seasoned photographer or a beginner, Daniela explains how you can easily develop your own film using coffee and why this technique is gaining popularity among analog enthusiasts. If you're curious about sustainable photography, DIY film development, or just want to hear an inspiring story about following your passions, this episode is a must-listen. Show Notes:
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| Black & White Photography: When It Works Best with Rebecca Kowalsky | 14 Feb 2026 | 00:28:29 | |
When should a photo live in color, and when is it stronger in monochrome? In this episode, I sit down with Rebecca Kowalsky, a Jerusalem-based photographer and YouTuber whose practical teaching style and rapid channel growth have inspired thousands of photographers around the world. We dig into one of the biggest creative decisions every photographer faces: choosing between black and white or color. Rebecca shares clear, real-world guidance on how to think about contrast, emotion, storytelling and distraction inside the frame. We talk about why committing to a choice matters, why fewer images often tell a stronger story, and how harsh midday light can become your secret weapon instead of something to avoid. We also explore:
If you are trying to level up your photography, make more intentional images, and understand what actually makes a frame powerful, this conversation will give you ideas you can try immediately. Show Notes: Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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| Street Photography in Seattle: Photo Walks, Pike Place & the Beauty of Chaos | 23 Dec 2025 | 00:27:27 | |
In this episode of the Big Photo Hunt Podcast, host Ken Deckinger sits down with Seattle-based street photographer Tyler Tang to talk about street photography, photo walks and why embracing chaos often leads to more meaningful images. With the Big Photo Hunt’s first-ever photowalk heading to Seattle, Tyler shares practical insights on where to shoot street photography in Seattle, including Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square, Capitol Hill, Chinatown and the waterfront. He explains what makes Seattle such a unique city for photographers - especially in overcast, gray conditions - and how to find compelling images beyond the obvious tourist scenes. The conversation goes deeper into the street photography mindset, covering topics like snapshot-style shooting, letting go of perfection and learning to trust instinct over rigid composition rules. Tyler discusses his influences, including legendary Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama, and how adopting a more intuitive, spontaneous approach transformed his work. Show Notes: Welcome to the Big Photo Hunt, arguably the worlds friendliest photography community. Some more stuff for you:
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