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Join Josh Galicki and Rob Read for the Wildlife Photography Podcast. Delivered in a relaxed and conversational style, the pair discuss all things related to wildlife, nature and photography. If you love wildlife and are seeking inspiration for your own photography, then this is a podcast for you.
Unknown Host hosts Wildlife Photography, a arts show with 47 episodes published.
Creative photography is becoming increasingly popular, and with more people than ever pushing artistic boundaries, Rob and Josh discuss what actually makes a photograph creative. Join the two for a candid discussion as t
With gear becoming ever more sophisticated and expensive, and with access to wildlife becoming more organised and available across the globe, is elitism an issue in wildlife photography? In this episode Rob and Josh disc
In this episode Rob and Josh discuss the controversial subject of controlled wildlife photography and portfolio photo bagging. Join the two friends for another candid discussion where they share more of their views and e
In this episode Rob and Josh are joined by Victoria Hillman to discuss her transition from wildlife photographer to wildlife artist, and how art has influenced all three as photographers. Enjoy another candid discussion
In this episode, Rob and Josh discuss the merits of shooting literally or with a creative intent, and the way they both look at their own photography and the artistic choices they make. Join the two friends as they talk
In this episode, Rob and Josh share the highs and lows from 2025 as they look back on the year just passed. They also share some of their plans and hopes for 2026. Join the two friends as they talk candidly about all thi
In this episode, Rob and Josh are joined by Gary Farber from Hunts Photo, America’s oldest independent camera store, to discuss tips on purchasing camera equipment. Whether you prefer the in-store personal touch, or scou
Have you ever found yourself in the perfect moment, with the perfect conditions, and with your subjects performing in the perfect way, and feel yourself fearing that you’ll miss the moment and not take images worthy of t
In this episode Rob and Josh are joined by Georgina Steytler to talk about the crazy photography stories and her recent Wildlife Photographer of the Year win. In a podcast first, our guest is live with Rob in person, add
In this episode, Rob and Josh are joined by wildlife photographer Ray Hennessy , who traded the conventional life for the open road. From his custom camper van, Ray travels across North America photographing birds and te
With the internet awash with amazing wildlife photography, in this episode Rob and Josh discuss the importance of a backstory to an image. Join the two as they chat candidly about the relevance of adding additional writt
In this episode, Rob and Josh discuss the becoming creatively becalmed, the pressure of constantly producing new work, and the need to take a break from photography from time to time. They talk about the various ways the
In this episode, Rob and Josh are joined by guest Caleb Hoover, a young professional wildlife photographer from the United States. With a passion for adventure and the great outdoors, his early interest in art was quickl
In this episode, Rob and Josh chat about one of their favourite seasons, Spring. The discussion starts with the change of the guard from wintering birds to spring migrants and summer visitors, but the two quickly go off
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In this episode, Rob and Josh discuss printing. In a digital world, so many of us no longer physically print our photographs, which is such a shame. The friends discuss the advantages and deep satisfaction of creating a
Wildlife photography can involve harsh environments, extreme conditions, and lots of stuff that isn’t exactly friendly towards sensitive optical and electronic equipment. In this episode, Rob and Josh talk about how far
About the Hosts Rob Read has spent many years as a photography competition organiser; firstly as a founding director of, and primary organiser of Bird Photographer of the Year for the first five years of the competition,
Wildlife photography can often be a rather solitary business and most of us tend to shoot alone most of the time, but sometimes nothing quite beats teaming up with good friends for a few sessions. In this episode, Rob an
About the Hosts Rob Read has spent many years as a photography competition organiser; firstly as a founding director of, and primary organiser of Bird Photographer of the Year for the first five years of the competition,
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Wildlife Photography is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Arts (visual) and has published 47 episodes.
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