Hosted by Gary Fernon · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 347 episodes
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Welcome to visual storytelling with me, Gary Fernon, the podcast where I talk things photography and video that help you create better visual content for yourself, and your clients. If you enjoyed these episodes then why not subscribe to hear more like this. My main focus is all about sharing, so let’s start a conversation. But above all, be creative, be inspired, be you.
Gary Fernon hosts Visual Storytelling, a arts show with 347 episodes published.
There’s something that happens the moment you start putting your work out into the world… You open yourself up. Not just to opportunity… but to feedback. And not all feedback is created equal. Until next time, Be Creativ
Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get nearly enough airtime in photography… Money. Not how to make more of it, …but how to keep more of what you already earn. Because here’s the truth… A lot of photographers are wo
Ai is going to take your job, or is it? Lots of people think that Ai will take their jobs and this is only partly true. Ai thrives off of what I, you, we, put out into the world, so in theory it is a derivative of me, yo
Most photographers don’t struggle with skill. They struggle with clarity. They say yes to everything. They market to everyone. And then wonder why their work feels inconsistent, underpaid, or creatively draining. Your id
We take more images in a week than our grandparents took in a lifetime. But most of them aren’t photographs, they’re snaps. In this episode, I explore the real difference between reactive shooting and intentional photogr
When we think about luxury in product photography, our minds often jump straight to lighting, lenses, or materials. But before any of that registers, colour has already done its job. Colour sets the emotional tone. It de
I want to talk today about documentary photography, but not in the way I usually do. What I won't be discussing is assignments, clients, briefs of deliverables. I want to talk about photographing your own children… or yo
In 2026, personal branding is no longer about self-promotion. It’s about clarity, credibility, and trust in a crowded, AI-accelerated world . Whether you run your own business or work within someone else’s, people now ma
In the previous episode I discussed the difference between documenting and creating. What I didn't touch upon was the equipment to use, and that is what this episode is all about. I’m looking to have more guests on the p
Documenting verses creating, whether its photography or video, do you know the difference, is there a difference. Well, that's what today's episode is all about. I’m looking to have more guests on the podcast to provide
Happy New Year to you all and welcome to the first episode of the visual storytelling podcast for 2026. This first episode of the New Year comes a little later than I had planned due to finding myself being wiped out wit
In this episode I discuss 9 powerful, practical ways photographers can stay consistent when showcasing their work. I’m looking to have more guests on the podcast to provide you with more value. With that in mind, if you
If you are on linkedIn, or considering creating a profile, this episode is for you. I discuss how you can stand out on LinkedIn in 2026. I cover how many active users the platform has, the difference between sales and ma
As a photographer or videographer, all too often we create content for our clients and then neglect documenting our own practices and environments. Let’s not forget, or under appreciate the power of personal branding. We
I have often said that people live vicariously through others. This is supported by the number of reality shows on our TV’s, but this isn’t the only reason why you should be going all in on documentary photography. Lets
When we think of documentary photography, we often picture people in motion — events unfolding, moments captured in real time. But there’s another side to this storytelling approach. Welcome to the Visual Storytelling po
If you’re new to making videos I discuss the below five essential shots that need to be on your list that will make your videos stand out. Here is your shot list. 1 establishing shot. 2 wide / medium shots. 2 close up sh
Welcome to the Visual Storytelling podcast. In this episode I’m going to be diving deep into what it really takes to not only survive, but thrive as a sole trader, and if I’m honest, what I’m about to discuss has served
Welcome to the Visual Storytelling Podcast, in this episode I have a conversation with Vicki Lovegrove, a graphic designer with twenty-two years experience in the industry. Vicki explains what a graphic designer actually
Welcome to the Visual Storytelling podcast. In this final episode of this five part series I’m going to discuss how you can streamline your photography process. But, before I do, don’t forget to follow the podcast. Over
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