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Hosted by Joshua Holko - M.Photog II · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 170 episodes
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The Podcast that talks the Art and Craft of Nature Photography around the world. Presented and hosted by professional Nature and Specialist Polar Photographer, Joshua Holko. M. Photog II
Joshua Holko - M.Photog II hosts Wild Nature Photography Podcast, a arts show with 170 episodes published.
In this episode, I discuss my results in the recent Australian Photographic Prize Awards and what it means to win the overall grand prize and title of Australian Professional Photographer of the Year . This is a deeper d
In this episode, I wrap up my just-completed workshop in Finland for Wolves and Bears and discuss my results in the 2026 IRIS Photography Awards . Support the show Wild Nature Photo Travel Photography Workshops and Exped
In this episode, I am kicking off a new series of deep dive episodes on wildlife species I have been photographing consistently over the last two decades. The purpose of this series is to share my thoughts and experience
In this episode, I caught up with and interviewed Australian professional landscape photographer and fine-art gallery owner Matt Palmer . This is an informal discussion about our thoughts on landscape photography, coveri
In this episode, I dive into a discussion on the ideal gloves for cold-weather photography. This podcast is an expanded discussion and deeper dive into the confused world of cold weather gloves that are suitable for phot
In this episode, I review the late Jeff Schewe’s – The Digital Print. The Digital Print is a must-own for all photographers and the bible of digital printing books. This is the second of the two-part review series on bot
In this episode, I review the late Jeff Schewe's - The Digital Negative. The Digital Negative is a must-own for all photographers and the bible of digital image-processing books. This is the first of a two-part review se
In this episode, I discuss part two of the series on How to Start Printing Your Work. This episode includes a discussion on colour space for printing, rendering intents, print resolution, print sharpening and print evalu
In this episode, I deep-dive into the wonderful world of fine art printing: How to get started, what equipment you need, what really matters for the end result, and what pitfalls to avoid. In part one, I cover the import
In this episode, I discuss the oft-held and common belief that 'I could make better photographs, if only I had better gear'. This is a topic that has been much requested over the last year, but with a slight twist. Hint,
In this episode, I review Nick Brandt’s ‘Across this Earth a Shadow Falls’. An iconic, timeless and must-own look at African wildlife photography in warm-toned black-and-white. Back in podcast number #79, I reviewed his
In this episode, I review Nick Brandt's 'Across the Ravaged Land'. A hard-hitting look at African wildlife photography through the lens of what humanity is doing to the planet. Back in podcast number #79, I reviewed his
In this episode, I take a moment to acknowledge the recent passing of Photoshop icon Jeff Schewe and discuss my just-announced expedition to South Georgia Island for September 2027. South Georgia Island Expedition Falkla
In this episode, I review the book 'Laponia Majestic Stillness' by Erlend and Orsolya Haarberg. This is a book I have a love/hate relationship with. Whilst I am a big fan of these two photographers' work, I find this boo
In this episode, I discuss the problem with expectations in Photography and why expectations usually lead to disappointment or, at best, to banal expected photographs. Craigs Hut Support the show Wild Nature Photo Travel
In this episode, I discuss the problem with modern social media camera reviews and how reviewers have lost sight of what matters most with cameras (hint: It isn't specifications). Support the show Wild Nature Photo Trave
In this episode, I discuss the new features found in firmware version 1.3.0 for the Canon EOS R1 and Canon EOS R5 MK2. V1.30 is a major firmware upgrade and includes, among other important new features, the ability to bi
In this episode, I discuss how white your snow should be on a print. There’s a lot of high-key photography in which the majority of the image is pure white. Snow, without texture and tone in a print, will appear pure whi
In this episode, I discuss auto focus techniques that can really help your hit rate in the field. If you have ever struggled with Auto Focus and your 'keeper rate,' then this is the podcast for you. The podcast includes
In this episode, I discuss my current approach to culling and editing thousands of RAW photographs, whether from a long day in the field or upon returning to the studio at the end of a trip. I cover the software I use, w
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Wild Nature Photography Podcast is hosted by Joshua Holko - M.Photog II. The show is categorised under arts (visual) and has published 170 episodes.
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