In the sixth episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast, we sit down with Gavin Hardcastle to talk about travel and landscape photography. He also shares the story behind the church he bought and what led him to move across Canada.The best zoom call ever video referenced at the beginning -    • Fototripper Wouldn't Accept My Apology  https://www.fototripper.com/Follow Gavin here - ‪@fototripper‬ Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we interview Danish photographer Mads Peter Iversen. This is also the first Google Meets recorded version of the Pod so pardon the imperfections. In my opinion, it's meant to be listened to over watched. Lol. Follow Mads here - ‪@MadsPeterIversen‬ Also on IG - madspeteriversen_photographyCheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

🎙️ Podcast Intro – TRVL° Photography Podcast – Guest: James KerwinWelcome back to another episode of the TRVL° (Travel) Photography Podcast — the show where we deep dive into the stories behind the lens with some of the most inspiring travel photographers around the world.Today, we're joined by a guest whose work explores beauty in decay and silence in forgotten places — James Kerwin, the visionary behind James Kerwin Photography. James is a British fine art photographer best known for his hauntingly beautiful images of abandoned architecture, often hidden far from the tourist trail. With a background in media and a love for storytelling, his photographic style is defined by symmetry, rich colour, and a distinct narrative flair.Since 2013, James has been documenting everything from derelict mansions in Europe to forgotten theatres in the Middle East, blending travel and history into a compelling visual experience. His work has been exhibited internationally, featured in major publications, and admired by a global community of urban explorers and art lovers alike.Whether he's navigating the crumbling halls of a deserted palace or sharing the stories behind each frame on his educational workshops, James brings a unique perspective to travel photography — one that captures the beauty of places most have never seen.So grab your headphones, and let’s journey into the world of ruins, resilience, and Travel Photography with James Kerwin.Follow James on IG - @james.kerwin & also online at - https://jameskerwinphotographic.com/Join us on your next photography adventure:https://hiddenphototours.com/https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,Greg

Welcome back to the TRVL° Photography podcast. In this episode we welcome Libby Edwards, a professional Product and Advertising Photographer from South Africa. Libby is also a keen landscape & travel photographer and we sit down with her to talk all things photo. I hope you enjoy the episode. Be sure to follow Libby's work at: www.libbyedwards.comIG: libbyedwardsrsaFB: libbyedwardsphotographyJoin us on your next photography adventure at https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,TRVL° Photography

Welcome to the second episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we interview Brendan van Son about his take on travel photography. We also cover some of his past and photography journey in general. Follow Brendan on YouTube & IG ‪@BrendanvanSon‬ and also online at https://brendansadventures.com/Join us on your next photography adventure at https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,TRVL° Photography

Welcome to the first ever TRVL° Photography Podcast.

In this first episode we sit down with Mike Mezeul II in Antarctica to talk about his journey to becoming a Nikon Ambassador for USA. Follow Mike on IG @mikemezphoto and also online at https://www.mikemezphotography.com/Join us on your next photography adventure at https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,TRVL° Photography

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we interview Jarryd Salem, an Australian travel photographer and Sony Ambassador. Jarryd is the co-founder the esteemed travel blog NOMADasaurus alongside his partner, Alesha Bradford. Together, they've explored nearly every corner of the globe, from Antarctica’s glaciers to the bustling bazaars of Turkmenistan. Jarryd captures striking landscapes, astro, wildlife, street scenes and architecture, wrapping it all up into the forever expansive genre of "Travel Photography". Jarryd and Alesha's work has been featured in National Geographic, Lonely Planet, CNN, BBC, and Condé Nast, and they've also led adventure photography workshops across destinations like Antarctica, Botswana, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Mongolia. It's awesome to get a chance to have him on the show.Follow Jarryd here - https://www.instagram.com/jarrydsalem/

& also Nomadasaurus - ‪‪https://www.instagram.com/nomadasaurus/?hl=en‬ Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Hello everyone and welcome back to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode Greg hosts fellow TRVL° co-creator Brendan van Son to re-live the origins of their travel careers. These are the stories of the first Canadian and international travel experiences laying the foundations of what would eventually become TRVL° Photography. This is Part 1 of a two part series.

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Welcome to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Thorarinn Jonsson, an Iceland Photographer and local guide. Thor has been working as a professional in Iceland, and abroad, since 2015. Since that time he has built a great workshop business and travel services company aptly named, Thor Photography.

Be sure to follow Thor here: https://www.thor-photography.com/ ...and also on IG https://www.instagram.com/thor_photography

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Welcome back to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Piet van den Bemd, a passionate and accomplished nature & wildlife photographer renowned for his work in the polar regions—particularly the Arctic and Antarctic.Piet spends around 300 days a year in polar environments working as a photography expedition guide. His immersive, adventurous, and spontaneous approach helps create some absolutely incredible photos and his work speaks for itself. It’s been really fun watching his career take off, and I’m sure this won’t be the last time we have him on the pod, or maybe we'll even cross paths out in the field one day. TRVL° Arctic Adventures?? Follow Piet here - ‪https://www.instagram.com/pietvandenbemd/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we begin the first part of a new mini series, Country Spotlight. The idea behind these videos is to feature a local photographer who happens to be an expert in their own backyard. Focusing on a different country, or even region, for each episode.Our first one is a focus on Ireland, the Emerald Isle, and who better to speak to than Darren Spoonley. Darren J. Spoonley is an Irish landscape and seascape photographer known for his incredible images of Ireland’s natural beauty and dramatic light. A licentiate of the Irish Photographic Federation, he combines artistry with education through workshops, podcasts, and online guides. His mindful approach to photography emphasizes patience, atmosphere, and connection to place, and his work spans all Ireland and beyond. His coastal photography especially is absolutely incredible!Learn more about Darren here:Website - https://www.darrenjspoonley.com/YouTube - ‪ @DarrenJSpoonley  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/darrenjspoonleyphoto/*Note* I plan to share the link to his Kickstarter project here as soon as it goes live. Cheers Darren and look forward to seeing the book in print! Thanks guys and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

On this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we sit down with Karolina Norée, a photo safari guide and wildlife photographer based in Hoedspruit, South Africa. Karolina first set foot on South African soil in 2016 and instantly fell in love with its nature and wildlife. Two years later, she made a life-changing move to pursue her dream of working with nature, completing initial FGASA (Field Guides Association of Southern Africa) guide training and immersing herself in the African bush. This experience ignited her passion for capturing the beauty and diversity of South Africa’s wildlife through her lens. Today, Karolina runs Wildest Kruger Safaris, a photography and safari company she co-founded with her partner, Craig Reid, and her work has been featured in international publications and podcasts. Through her photography, she aims to inspire others to follow their dreams and to bring a little piece of Africa into their homes, while promoting conservation through education and awareness. Learn more about Karolina here:Website - https://karolinanoree.com/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@karolinanoreewildInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/karolinanoreewild/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we're joined by Lonely Planet Author and Central Asia Specialist, Stephen Lioy. Stephen has spent over a decade years exploring Central Asia, with his photography and writing featured in outlets like Lonely Planet, National Geographic, BBC Travel, and more.He is the author of the Kyrgyzstan chapter of Lonely Planet’s Central Asia guidebook and a renowned Central Asia specialist featured in numerous print and online publications. In September 2026, Stephen will lead a brand-new TRVL° Photography Adventure in Kyrgyzstan! He is the perfect person to be running this TRVL° adventure. Join us on that journey - https://trvlphotography.com/adventures/kyrgyzstan/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Join us on this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast as we sit down with Janine Krayer, wildlife and travel photographer, and Pangolin Photo Safari guide based in Botswana. Originally from Frankfurt, Germany, Janine traded a conventional career for a life immersed in nature, capturing Africa’s incredible wildlife through photography. With years of experience in the field, she’s developed a unique perspective on not only photographing animals but also respecting and understanding their behaviour, reminding us that great photography starts with patience and empathy for the subject. She is also a managing partner of  @PangolinWildlife , featuring often in the videos posted on their great YouTube channel and social media channels. In this episode, Janine shares her journey into wildlife and travel photography, the challenges and rewards of guiding on safari, and her approach to helping photographers of all levels grow their craft. We dive into her memorable stories from the bush and her passion for conservation through visual storytelling. Whether you’re an aspiring travel photographer, a wildlife enthusiast, or simply curious about life on safari, this conversation delivers both inspiration and practical insight straight from the African wilderness.Be sure to check out Janine's work here: https://www.instagram.com/janine_wildlife_photography/?hl=en and also the Pangolin YouTube channel at  @PangolinWildlife  Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we sit down with Lisa LaPointe, a wildlife, conservation, and expedition photographer. She is also a trained naturalist and educator whose work spans all seven continents, with a special focus on the polar regions. She has an incredible story and images to match. Some background on Lisa, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Michigan, where her academic studies deepened her lifelong fascination with the natural world. Early in her career, LaPointe spent several years working in Africa, focusing on wildlife conservation and field education projects that helped shape her scientific and ecological perspective. Since then, she has led photography workshops and expeditions across diverse ecosystems, from the savanna of Africa to the ice of Antarctica. She teaches photography workshops, often in remote or challenging environments, combining scientific insight and artistic vision. A licensed USCG 200-Ton Captain, FAA Part 107 drone pilot, and Senior Polar Guide, she continues to merge exploration and conservation through her lens, using photography to inspire awareness and stewardship of fragile environments worldwide.Learn more about Lisa here:Website - https://www.lisalapointephoto.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lisalapointephoto/Cheers, thanks for listening, and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Welcome back to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In our longest episode yet, we sit down with Nick Page to explore his journey from metal drummer, to scratch golfer, to landscape photographer.

It’s an incredible story filled with highs, lows, and plenty of inspiration along the way. Nick is a talented and generous creative person. We’re honoured to share his ongoing story here on the podcast.

Follow Nick here on YouTube -  ⁨@NickPage⁩  & also on IG - https://www.instagram.com/nickpagephotography/

Nick's website - https://www.nickpagephotography.com/

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Welcome to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Michael Shainblum, who according to Chap GPT, is an American photographer and filmmaker, specialised in landscape, timelapse, aerial and astrophotography. But in all seriousness, Michael is a huge inspiration to many landscape photographers and creatives. In this interview, he shares stories from his childhood and school years, and how those experiences eventually led him to a career in photography.00:40 - Who is Michael Shainblum?03:22 - Early photography journey06:30 - First DSLR11:01 - Starting with video17:05 - Brooks Institute for photography25:36 - LA or San Francisco?27:29 - Freelance photography and video business32:00 - Transition into Travel Photography38:35 - Why is travel inspiring44:01 - Domestic travel and photography in the US50:30 - What is it that you still love about photography?54:08 - Post processing1:00:04 - Content-aware Fill1:08:31 - Conclusion & Final thoughtsBe sure to follow Michael  @MichaelShainblum  and on IG https://www.instagram.com/shainblumphotography/You can also visit his website at - https://shainblumphoto.com/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Welcome to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Peter Gordon, an award-winning landscape and travel photographer from Dublin, Ireland. Peter is the co-founder of ExploreLight, and a respected leader of international photography workshops. His work has been widely exhibited, and he has received numerous honours including Irish Professional Photographer of the Year and European Photographer of the Year. Alongside his personal artistic work, Peter is a generous and committed educator, directing workshops through ExploreLight and serving as the driving force behind the IrishLight Festival. It was a pleasure to host him as a guest on the TRVL° Photography Podcast.Be sure to follow Peter ‪@ExploreLight‬ and on IG - https://www.instagram.com/explorelight/You can also visit his website at - https://explorelightphotographyworkshops.com/

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Welcome back to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Bernard Geraghty. A man who has lived many lives, Bernard is currently an Irish landscape photographer based in a tiny cottage on the west coast of the country. He is known for capturing dramatic natural scenery across Ireland and abroad. Bernard has a great back story in photography which we delve into in this episode. He also leads photography workshops and guided tours, helping photographers improve their skills in outdoor and landscape photography.Follow Bernard on IG https://www.instagram.com/bglandscapetoursBernard's website - https://bglandscapetours.ie/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this the actual 19th episode of the TRVL° Photography podcast we sit down with Neil Arthurs an Irish landscape and travel photographer dedicated to his craft. Neil's work focuses on capturing raw, natural landscapes, cultural details, and moments from his journeys. Beyond showcasing his photography, he also sells fine-art prints and offers workshops that teach others how to approach travel and landscape photography with creativity, patience, and a spirit of exploration.Follow Neil here https://www.youtube.com/@NeilArthurs and also on IG https://www.instagram.com/allthewaysyouwanderNeil's website - https://www.allthewaysyouwander.com/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this final episode of 2025 we welcome James Popsys to the pod. Let's call it the holiday special! James is a UK-based landscape and travel photographer known for atmospheric, story-driven images. He has a very unique style and a thoughtful, often funny approach to the creative process. Through his travels and YouTube channel, he shares insights into photography, creativity, and the realities of life on the road. He is also the author of Human Nature, a book that explores landscape photography alongside reflections on people, place, and our relationship with the natural world.In this video we discuss his journey to professional photography including his thoughts on YouTube, content creation, ravels and storytelling. It's a real blast. I want to quickly apologise for any 'talking over' delays in our convo, my connection was acting up a bit during this recording and I inadvertently cut James' off a couple times, which is annoying. That's my bad. Other than that I hope you enjoy the conversation and video!Happy holidays everyone and thanks for an awesome first season of the TRVL° Photography Podcast.Follow James here - https://www.youtube.com/@JamesPopsysPhoto and on his website at - https://www.jamespopsys.com/Cheers and see you on the next episode in 2026!TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Happy New Year everyone and welcome to the first episode of 2026! This is the beginning of Season 2 on the TRVL° Photography podcast. We are joined in our first episode by Rachael Talibart.Rachael is a British fine art photographer renowned for her dramatic seascape and coastal imagery, capturing the raw power and intensity of the ocean. Raised on the south coast of England, her deep connection to the sea informs her distinctive style, most notably in her acclaimed Sirens series of storm-driven images named after mythological figures. Formerly a City of London solicitor, she transitioned to photography full time after embracing digital photography in 2008. Her work has been widely exhibited and published internationally, has won major awards including Landscape Photographer of the Year, and is held in private collections worldwide; she also teaches and leads workshops through her f11 Workshops programme.Follow Rachael here - https://rachaeltalibart.com/& on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/rachaeltalibart/?hl=enCheers and see you on the next episode!TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Hi everyone and welcome to the TRVL° Photography Podcast! In today's episode we sit down with Criz Quinn, a travel, landscape, and aerial photographer. She also happens to be a Molecular Pathologist at Vanderbilt University. A fact she identifies with more than being a travel photographer which is definitely a first for this podcast. Criz works part time in a lab studying human disease and part time on the road exploring remote corners of the globe, blending sweeping landscapes with quiet, intimate moments that tell the story of each place she visits. Criz brings that same scientist curiosity and discovery to her travel photography and creativity. She’s also passionate about empowering other photographers, sharing her knowledge through workshops, mentorship, and creative projects worldwide.Follow Criz on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crizquinnTo find out more about the aerial photography contests being run by Criz and Greg at Aerial Media, follow Aerial Media on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aerialmedia/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Welcome to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with renowned adventure and travel photographer Colby Brown to unpack his journey through more than 20 years as a professional travel photographer.

From his early days backpacking through Southeast Asia and pitching features to newspapers and travel websites, to his work with Nat Geo Expeditions in South and Central America and ultimately becoming a Sony Ambassador, Colby shares the pivotal moments that shaped his career.

We dive into the realities of breaking into the photography industry, exploring topics such as building confidence without arrogance, the importance of storytelling, taking action, and how travel continues to influence his creative vision.

Whether you are an aspiring photographer, a seasoned creative, or simply inspired by life on the road, this episode offers an honest look at the dedication, risk taking, and passion required to turn photography into a global career.

Follow Colby’s journey here - https://www.colbybrownphotography.com/

And on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/colbybrownphotography

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Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this podcast recording we sit down with Laura Oppelt, a landscape and nature photographer who is quickly making a name for herself in the travel photography world. Laura is currently completing her studies in Germany while also working part time as a workshop leader, primarily with PhotoPills.We talk about her childhood in the Alps, her move to Norway and her love for that incredible country, and finally her incredible journey with PhotoPills along with a brief look at her future goals.Follow Laura online here:https://www.laura-oppelt-photography.de/You can also find her on Instagram here:https://www.instagram.com/oppdager/Cheers, and see you in the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography podcast we sit down with Alister Benn, a Scottish-born landscape photographer and educator. Alister shares his personal story of mental health, travel, and photography, weaving his gained insights and experiences as a business man and ultimately a landscape photographer. He discusses how immersing yourself in nature and the creative process can support wellbeing, reduce stress, and nurture mind'less'ness. Drawing on his decades of teaching and traveling the world, Benn offers practical advice and reflective strategies for using photography not just as an art form, but as a tool for mental and emotional balance.He is the founder of Expressive Photography Ltd, a company dedicated to teaching photographers how to connect emotionally with landscapes and develop their own artistic voice. Benn has taught workshops worldwide, published essays, and created educational resources that emphasise personal expression over technical conformity. His work often explores the interplay between light, atmosphere, and mood, encouraging photographers to find meaning and narrative in their images.Through books, online resources, and immersive workshops, he continues to inspire photographers globally to embrace a more intuitive and reflective approach to landscape photography. Alister was awarded Fellowship of the Royal Photographic Society (FRPS) in 2021.Find out more about Alister's work here - https://expressive.photography/On YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCILI7Qu2dfTE0iWHGvIPwqA& on IG - https://www.instagram.com/alister_benn/Cheers, and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast, we sit down with Antony Chodas, founder and CEO of Camera Canada.

Antony has worked as a professional photographer for more than 50 years. His career spans the transition from film to digital, including time at Kodak Canada and later as the founder of Camera Canada. He photographs a wide range of subjects, from landscapes and wildlife to street, portrait, and commercial work. He is a Travel Photographer and a great inspiration.

Blending technical engineering expertise with artistic expression, Antony brings together travel, adventure, and photography in a way that fuels both his creativity and his personal passion.

Explore more of Antony’s work at - https://chodas.com/

Follow him on Instagram at - https://www.instagram.com/camera.canada/

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Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Marc Muench to talk about his journey into photography, his family history, and his career. We also explore the deep photographic legacy behind Marc’s career, shaped by two generations before him. His grandfather, Josef Muench, was a pioneering nature and landscape photographer whose work helped define early American conservation imagery. His father, Daniel Muench, continued that tradition as an influential outdoor photographer, further building the family’s connection to storytelling through wild places and natural light.We then dive into Marc’s own path carrying that legacy forward, his approach to landscape and travel photography, the role of education and mentorship in his career, and how he helped build Muench Workshops into a leading platform for immersive, field-based photography workshops. There is a lot more to this story and I thank Marc for taking the time to come on to the pod. Follow Marc’s work here:

https://www.instagram.com/marcmuenchphoto/https://muenchworkshops.com/Cheers, and see you in the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Dani Connor to talk about her journey into photography, her creative process, and how she captures compelling stories through her work.We dive into Dani’s history photographing wildlife, her approach to travel and wildlife photography, the role of storytelling in her videos & photos, and how she’s built her presence as a modern photographer and online creator.Follow Dani’s work here:https://www.daniconnorwild.com/https://www.instagram.com/daniconnorwild/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx9JiwPgJHy4cMThY4nmQmACheers, and see you in the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Rafael Pons to explore the story behind PhotoPills and how it became one of the most essential tools for photographers around the world.We talk about the origins of PhotoPills, Rafael’s journey as an entrepreneur and marketer, and how planning, creativity, and persistence have shaped both his work and the app’s success.Learn more about PhotoPills here: https://www.photopills.com/Follow Rafa directly here: https://www.instagram.com/thebard_rafael/Cheers, and see you in the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with William Patino, an award-winning landscape photographer known for his dramatic imagery of mountains, forests, and coastal landscapes. Originally from Wollongong, Australia, Will eventually made his way across the Tasman Sea and now calls Te Anau in New Zealand’s South Island home, living right on the doorstep of the breathtaking Fiordland wilderness.

In this podcast we talk about Will’s life as a husband and dad in small-town New Zealand, his connection to Fiordland, and his philosophy of chasing light, atmosphere, and those fleeting moments in nature that make landscape photography so special. He also shares how exploration, family life, and a deep love for the natural world shape the way he approaches landscape photography and visual storytelling.

Today Will is not only a celebrated landscape photographer but also a passionate educator who runs workshops and teaches photographers around the world through his courses and YouTube channel.

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https://williampatino.com/

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Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode, we sit down with Ty Lekki to talk about his journey into photography, his life in El Chaltén, and the path that led him to one of the most remote and striking landscapes on earth.We explore how living in the heart of Patagonia has shaped Ty’s perspective, both as an artist and as a person. Surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the Andes and constantly shifting weather systems, his work is rooted in patience, resilience, and a deep connection to place. The rhythms of his life, including long treks, early alpine starts, and the solitude of the backcountry, are all reflected in the images he creates.Ty's story is only just beginning and it's awesome to host him on to the pod.Follow Ty’s work here:https://www.instagram.com/tylekki/https://www.facebook.com/tylekki/Cheers, and see you in the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Hello everyone and welcome to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Julie Chandelier to explore her journey as a photographer, storyteller, and creative force deeply connected to the natural world.Julie’s path has taken her across continents and cultures. Born to French parents and raised between Stockholm and Paris she grew up with a dual sense of identity that naturally expanded into a life of travel and exploration. From Europe to Australia and eventually settling in New Zealand her life has been shaped by movement, curiosity, and a constant pull toward the outdoors. Along the way she made bold decisions to step away from familiarity and stability, moving across the world to pursue new beginnings in places like Australia and New Zealand, often navigating uncertainty while building a life from scratch in completely different environments.Before fully stepping into photography and a travel driven lifestyle Julie worked in a range of corporate style roles that helped shape her resilience and work ethic. Those years were not always aligned with her creative ambitions, but they became an important part of her story, teaching her patience, adaptability, and the courage to eventually take the leap into a more purpose driven path. Her journey is a reminder that creative lives are often built gradually, through risk taking, persistence, and the willingness to start over when something deeper calls.We talk about how this global upbringing influenced her creative voice and how photography became the medium through which she expresses her relationship with nature. Whether she is out on open water searching for marine life, trekking through remote landscapes, or working in extreme environments, Julie’s work is grounded in patience presence and a strong sense of responsibility to the world she documents.Over the years she has collaborated on conservation focused projects and worked alongside researchers and organisations dedicated to environmental and community impact. Her imagery not only captures moments in the wild but also aims to inspire a deeper awareness of the fragile ecosystems she spends so much time within especially the ocean which has been central to her life since she first picked up a camera.Julie’s photography continues to evolve but her purpose remains clear using visual storytelling to foster connection curiosity and care for the natural world.Follow Julie’s work hereWebsite - https://www.juliechandelier.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/julie_chandelier/Cheers and see you in the next episodeTRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Welcome everyone to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Canadian biologist and expedition photographer Jeff Reynolds.Growing up in Ontario with a fascination for being outdoors and on the water, he developed an early appreciation for the complexity and beauty of natural ecosystems. That curiosity eventually led Jeff to study Marine Biology in Victoria, British Columbia. This education evolved into a career committed to fieldwork, exploration, and documenting some of the most remote and dynamic environments in western Canada.Over time, Jeff combined his biology background with expedition travel and tourism, beginning to work on expedition ships and sharing his naturalist storytelling alongside his photography. His work has taken him from the rugged coastlines of western Canada to both the Arctic and Antarctic.In this conversation we dive into Jeff’s journey, the realities of working as a photographer on expedition ships, and the lessons learned from years spent observing wildlife and documenting change in fragile ecosystems. We talk about the challenges of long expeditions, as well as the steps one can take to become an expedition photographer.Jeff also shares insights into the intersection of science, education, and photography, the importance of ethical storytelling in the wild, and how immersion in nature continues to shape his perspective on both conservation and creativity.If you want to follow Jeff’s work and ongoing projects, you can find more information here:Website - https://www.jeffkreynolds.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jkr_photo/Cheers and see you in the next episodeTRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Welcome everyone to another episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Iceland based photographer and filmmaker Jeroen Van Nieuwenhove to explore the story behind his creative journey and the experiences that shaped his connection to nature, travel, and visual storytelling.Jeroen’s love for exploration began early in life. Growing up in Belgium he spent much of his childhood travelling with his family across Europe, often surrounded by mountains, forests, and vast open landscapes that sparked a deep curiosity for the natural world. Those early adventures planted the seeds for a lifelong obsession with wilderness, freedom, and the feeling of discovering places far beyond the ordinary.Over time that passion evolved into a career built around photography, filmmaking, and adventure. What began as a fascination with landscapes eventually led Jeroen to Iceland, a country whose raw beauty and ever changing conditions became both his home and his greatest source of inspiration. From volcanic deserts and towering glaciers to violent storms and endless midnight light, Iceland offered the kind of untamed environment that perfectly matched his creative vision.In this conversation we dive into Jeroen’s life story, the challenges and uncertainties that came with pursuing a creative path, and the lessons he learned while turning his passion into a full time career. We talk about his connection to solitude, his attraction to remote places, and how nature continues to shape both his photography and his outlook on life.Jeroen also shares insights into working in extreme environments, capturing cinematic aerial imagery, and the importance of patience and presence when creating meaningful work in the outdoors. His journey is a reminder that photography is often about far more than images alone.If you want to learn directly from Jeroen, you can also check out his Drone Masterclass and use the code TRVL30 for 30% off: https://dronemasterclass.photoFollow Jeroen’s work hereWebsite – https://jvn.photo/Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/jvn.photo/Cheers and see you in the next episodeTRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/