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Theo Bosboom: Making the Most of Where You Are

Beth and Theo explore what it means to slow down and really take in your environment, the value of photographing close to home, and making the most of your limitations.

Guy Tal: Creative Risk, Spontaneity, and Future Hindsight

After too long away, Pixels will be posting again on your favorite podcast platforms. Lots of content coming soon! Until then, we’re fortunate to have a returning guest f

Holistic Approaches to Nature Photography with Michele Sons

Those of us who love nature photography enjoy the outdoors and its endless beauty. But how much do we stop to reflect on what it’s telling us about its own place in the w

Capturing Emotion, Not Just Images: The Magic of ICM with Kaisa Siren

How does someone go from the strictest of photographic arts – photojournalism – to building a body of work based on one of the most abstract forms of photography there is

What Happens When You Put Yourself Into the Frame? with Sara Kushner

Ready for something a bit different that might make you rethink having people - or even yourself - in the frame? I'm joined by Sara Kushner, and we talk about how she got

The Healing Power of Creativity with Alister Benn

When it comes to improving our photography, we often focus on a few areas: our creative vision, our technical and processing skills, and our gear. Those are all important

How to Unlock Imagination in Your Photography with Wendy Bagnall

We have a million ways to plan out every aspect of our photography time, but my guest today invites us to leave room for the unexpected and in doing so, to be open to wha

How to Cultivate a Creative Mindset with Mike Pach

Michael Pach's decades of experience and adventures shine through in his thoughts on what it means to be creative, practicing mindfulness, the appeal—and sometimes challe

What Makes Someone a Photographer? with Shanda Akin

What makes someone a photographer, and who decides? Shanda Akin has experienced a journey from the air force to the arts and has lots to share about how we see ourselves

15 Years Without Looking at Others' Photography with Cole Thompson

Cole Thompson joins me for a wide-ranging and engaging conversation. You’re going to hear his thoughts on why ego is the enemy of vision, the value of seizing the moment,

Lessons from Photography Mentors with Martha Montiel

Is there such a thing as loving photography too much? If we asked my guest today, the answer would definitely be NO! Her enthusiasm is inspiring, and so is her honest sha

Believe in yourself, get over yourself

Let's talk about a word we sometimes avoid when talking about our photography: PLAY. I embrace the concept even as I use every other word to describe the process. What's

The Power of Experimentation in Photography with Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero

When you bring together an engineering mind with a creative heart and insatiable curiosity, the result is the amazing work of Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero. Through our conversati

A Philosophical Approach to Photography with Guy Tal

Are you ready to ask yourself some big questions in the spirit of being a more expressive photographer? Guy Tal is my guest, and he's going to inspire you to think more d

Practicing Mindfulness to Elevate Your Photography with Beth Young

Mindfulness might be something of a buzzword, but when it comes to our photography, it’s worth the effort to make it a practice, and my guest today gives us some useful t

Things have gotten out of control...

It's interesting that, as someone who appreciates control, I've chosen both a photography approach (abstracts, intentional camera movement) and an artistic medium (alcoho

Photographing Beauty Regardless of Conditions with Sarah Marino

Almost every single person I’ve interviewed for this channel has had one question for me: "Have you talked to Sarah Marino yet?" Well, with this episode, I can now say ye

The Art of Seeing Sound: Using Synesthesia in Photography with Jared Armijo

We all hear music differently, and some of us SEE music and translate that to visual art. Jerad Armijo's otherworldly photography is a visual diary of his lived experienc

From Beginner to Leading Workshops in 4 Years | Brie Stockwell on Pixels Podcast

Photographer Brie Stockwell has an energetic personality with a serene visual style. We talk about that paradox, along with finding inner peace amidst chaos, the importan

I'm having an affair

Love always happens when you're not looking for it. Let's explore how to become better photographers by putting down our cameras and being swept away by creative play. Th