Hosted by Austin James Jackson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 144 episodes
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If you want to improve at outdoor photography, look no further than this weekly podcast hosted by professional landscape photographer Austin James Jackson. Every episode recorded will give you concrete advice for all things landscape, astro, or wildlife photography. Whether you want to become a professional photographer or refine your skills to take better photos, this podcast is loaded with straight-to-the-point episodes that help you hone your skills as quickly as possible.
Austin James Jackson hosts Master the Moment — Outdoor Photography Podcast, a arts show with 144 episodes published.
I've made a lot of mistakes over the last few years when growing my social media pages, but I've also found a few strategies that helped me build my account from the bottom up in a short amount of time. In this week's po
HDR Displays have been around for a while, but the technology is still rapidly improving, and the process is simplifying. Yet so many photographers still choose to use SDR images on social media, even when HDR is support
Capturing the perfect wildlife shot is tough enough, and if you're making these mistakes, it is even harder. In this week's podcast episode, I want to help you avoid some of the most common wildlife photography mistakes
Small scenes are more popular than ever, and for good reason. Capturing the finer details of the landscape requires a keen eye and patience, but those who are willing to put in the work are rewarded with stunningly origi
Shooting with a telephoto lens can be one of the best ways to get portfolio images on days when you might not have portfolio-worthy weather conditions. The telephoto is also my favorite and most used lens. In this week's
Whether you want to be the next full-time outdoor photographer or just want to make a few dollars to fund your next trip, this week's podcast episode is just for you. I spoke with photographer Jay Fritts about how he bec
If you’ve ever been told that you need Photoshop to edit better photos, that you should always shoot at f/11, or that expensive gear is the secret to better photos… this episode is for you. In this episode of Master the
Dark and moody with just a hint of glowing light is one of the most desirable outdoor photography effects, and something that so many photographers spend years trying to perfect. In this episode, photographer Jon Engele
The ultra-wide is a landscape photographer's best friend, but it can be one of the most challenges lenses to use when you want to create portfolio-worthy images. In this week's podcast, you'll learn some of the biggest m
As photographers, we are on a never-ending pursuit of creating higher detail and higher quality images, and there is still a lot to be desired when it comes to astrophotography. If you've ever wondered how photographers
Have you ever wondered what photography will look like in 10, 20, 50, or even 100 years from now? A lot will change, especially when you look back and contrast where we are now with where we were 20 years ago. And with t
Creating standalone images is great, but putting numerous images together and working on a project can be an even better way to get the word out there. Scott Kranz has been working on a special project for the last few y
A star tracker is the single most important investment you can make if you want to take night photos that are full of detail with minimal noise. There is no better purchase right now than a star tracker if you aim to imp
Feeling like your photography feels more like "snapshots" than it does "fine art"? In this week's podcast, photographer Forest Barkdoll-Weil shares how he turns a vision into something spectacular. We go from talking abo
Video is a great way to add more emotion to the story you're trying to tell, and it can also be a fantastic way to grow your audience. In today's video-driven world, video can help you reach new audiences on social media
Ultra-wide is getting even wider... In this week's podcast episode, I spoke with Australian photographer Samuel Markham, an avid user of a 10mm ultra-wide lens. This focal length can give you a unique perspective on the
After numerous years of selling my photos at Art Fairs, I've decided to hang it up and sell all of my panels, booth, and trailer. I learned a lot over those few years, but ultimately decided it was no longer worth my tim
The rise of social media has quickly led to the fall of the panorama, which doesn't display well on today's vertical screens. However, panoramas are some of the most exciting images to capture and they can help you show
It's easy to go online and find numerous conflicting opinions regarding ISO and aperture in your photography. In this week's podcast episode, I break down some of the most common myths about these two settings as well as
Intentionality is one of the most crucial aspects of capturing perfect compositions in the field. In this episode, photographer Toby Gelston walks us through how he creates with intention and uses clarity over complexity
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Master the Moment — Outdoor Photography Podcast is hosted by Austin James Jackson. The show is categorised under arts (visual) and has published 144 episodes.
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