Ep 214 - Matt Payne on Climbing Mountains and Creating Meaning Through Photography and Conversation

Matt Payne is a fine art landscape photographer, mountaineer, and the voice behind the influential podcast F-Stop Collaborate and Listen. Based in Durango, Colorado, Matt is known for capturing remote, high-altitude scenes throughout the state—many from his adventures summiting all of Colorado's Fourteeners and the highest 100 peaks. His striking prints reflect not only technical mastery but also a deep reverence for nature's raw and challenging beauty.
 
In this episode, Matt recounts the origins of his podcast, sparked during a creative rut in 2017. What began as a personal project evolved into a vital platform for open dialogue in the photography world. He discusses balancing the demands of podcasting with his own photographic journey, the role of passion in sustaining creative output, and the ongoing battle with imposter syndrome that many artists face.
 
Matt offers a preview of his upcoming book—a blend of photography, storytelling, and social psychology—that aims to elevate conversations around image-making. He also emphasizes the importance of authenticity, community, and carving a meaningful space in a saturated field.
 
I hope you enjoy the show!
You can find Matt's work here:Website: https://www.mattpaynephotography.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattpaynephoto/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mattpayne11
BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/mattpaynephoto.bsky.social
Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/angmarie3/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQuPZKCZaLK5N9XUviXoZkA
Kickstarter for Matt's Book: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mattpaynephoto/the-colorado-way-a-book-of-mountains-trails-and-growth
 
 
 
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#mattpayne #landscapephotography #fstopcollaborateandlisten #coloradophotographer #mountainphotography #fineartprints #fourteeners #creativeprocess #impostersyndrome #photographycommunity #naturephotography #artistinterview #photographybook #durangophotographer

Ep 213 - Fiona McLean: Photography as a Tool for Environmental Change

Fiona McLean shares how photography became both a creative refuge and catalyst for healing after personal challenges and professional burnout. Originally from Canada and now bouncing between Europe and her homeland, Fiona brings a unique blend of documentary experience and environmental social science to her travel, landscape, and drone photography. With a background shaped by decades of global exploration—44 countries across six continents—she speaks to the value of slow travel, solo journeys, and a deepening connection with the natural world.
 
In this conversation, Fiona opens up about her evolving relationship with photography—from its early roots in photojournalism to her current focus on nature conservation and environmental advocacy. She discusses how waterfalls and macro photography have captured her imagination, and how she manages the tension between creative perfectionism and staying present in wild spaces. As a hiking guide and tour leader fluent in multiple languages, Fiona reflects on how guiding informs her photographic process and gives her a broader understanding of place.
 
We also touch on her concerns around over-tourism and the importance of rewilding and ethical photography in both personal work and the trips she leads. Fiona’s story reveals a passionate pursuit of meaning through imagery, language, and landscape.
 
I hope you enjoy the show!
You can find Fiona’s work here:Website: https://fionamcleanphotography.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fionamcleanphoto/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fionamclean
Threads: https://www.threads.com/@fionamcleanphoto
BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/fionamclean.bsky.social
 
 
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#fionamclean #landscapephotography #travelphotography #dronephotography #rewilding #natureconservation #slowtravel #waterfallphotography #macrophotography #femalephotographers #over-tourism #creativehealing #environmentalstorytelling

Ep 212 - The Intersection of Art and Life in Landscape Photography with Bruce Hucko

Bruce Hucko is a photographer, author, and educator whose lifelong work explores the connections between art, place, and culture across the American West. Based in Moab, Utah, Bruce’s photography is rooted in the landscapes of the Colorado Plateau, capturing both the visual and spiritual essence of the region. His deep engagement with Indigenous communities, particularly the Navajo and Tewa Pueblo peoples, has informed not just his photographic work but his broader philosophy of art as a vehicle for communication, education, and healing.
 
In this episode, Bruce reflects on a career that spans decades, from producing landmark multi-projector shows and National Park Service visuals to publishing influential books like A Rainbow at Night and Where There Is No Name For Art. He discusses how photographing familiar landscapes continues to challenge and energize him, emphasizing the importance of intention, emotional resonance, and storytelling over technical perfection. Bruce also shares how photography provided solace during periods of grief, and how his creative life merges with his teaching and collaborative work with children, dancers, poets, and environmental activists.
Bruce's journey is one of purpose, expression, and deep respect for the land and its people.
 
I hope you enjoy the show!
You can find Bruce’s work here:Website: https://www.brucehuckophoto.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bruce.hucko
 
 
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#brucehucko #landscapephotography #coloradoplateau #moabutah #indigenousart #fineartphotography #photographyeducation #artascommunication #photographystorytelling #navajoart #tewachildren #artandeducation #americanwestphotography

Ep 211 - Capturing the Soul of Americana Through the Lens with Ben Geier

Ben Geier is a photographic artist whose work revives the faded charm of American nostalgia. Rooted in his Midwestern upbringing, Ben began his journey through a fascination with the abandoned—drawn to forgotten buildings, rusted signage, and the ghostly remnants of roadside culture. His signature aesthetic and retro-inspired color palette breathe new life into these lost spaces, offering a vibrant homage to a bygone era.
In this episode, Ben explores his deep connection to Americana, discussing how his background in design and music shaped his eye for composition, tone, and storytelling. He reflects on the visual influence of cinema and the power of memory in shaping his work. His debut book, Viewing Hours, spans a decade of images captured across 15 states, documenting the decline—and dignity—of theatres, restaurants, motels, and main streets that once defined American culture.
Ben also opens up about the emotional resonance of photographing overlooked subjects, the creative process behind compiling his book, and how photography became a way to preserve fleeting pieces of cultural identity. His work stands as both artistic expression and historical preservation, keeping alive the textures and stories of the American landscape.
I hope you enjoy the show!
You can find Ben’s work here:Website: https://www.bengeier.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bengeierphotography/
Threads: https://www.threads.com/@bengeierphotography
BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/bengeierphotos.bsky.social
 
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#bengeier #americanaphotography #retroaesthetic #viewinghours #abandonedamerica #roadsideattractions #midwestphotographer #filmphotography #neonsigns #photographicpreservation #americanarevival #storytellingthroughphotography #architecturephotography #designandphotography

Ep 210 - Finding Wholeness Through Creative Play with Astrid Preisz

Astrid Preisz is a deeply expressive photographic artist whose work celebrates the emotional resonance of nature, curiosity, and the unfiltered self. Based in Austria, she came to photography later in life, turning to it in 2020 during a difficult personal chapter following the death of her parents. What began as a creative escape became a powerful form of self-reconnection.
Influenced early on by Alistair Benn, Astrid embraced a style rooted in intuition and exploration. Her work moves beyond representation into metaphor, often using techniques like multiple exposures and handmade artist books to tap into her internal landscape. She describes her creative approach as playful, emotional, and boundlessly curious—valuing discovery over perfection.
In this episode, Astrid discusses the importance of living authentically through art, how nature helps her reconnect with herself, and why she chooses a more selective relationship with social media. She also shares the joys and lessons from photographing Iceland’s wild terrain and the misty beauty of Scotland. For Astrid, photography is more than image-making—it’s a way to be whole, to feel deeply, and to offer those feelings to the world.
I hope you enjoy the show!
You can find Astrid’s work here:Website: https://www.astridpreisz.at/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/astridpreisz/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/astrid.preisz/
 
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#astridpreisz #expressivephotography #creativehealing #multipleexposures #austrianphotographer #naturephotography #arttherapy #handmadebooks #fineartphotography #emotionalexpression #photographyasart #authenticcreativity #womxnwhophotograph #boundlesscreativity

Ep 209 - Brittany Colt's Different Perspectives in Landscape Photography

Brittany Colt is a photography teacher and guide based in California’s Eastern Sierra, where she explores and photographs some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the American West. Born blind in one eye, Brittany has developed a distinct way of seeing—balancing grand vistas with intimate scenes shaped by light, texture, and emotion.
 
Her love for photography began with a Kodak 110 camera at age ten after a family trip to Olympic National Park. That early wonder never left her. Over the years, Brittany deepened her craft through film, wedding work, and graphic design, but her heart always pulled her back to the wild. Her time as Staff Photographer and Education Coordinator at the Ansel Adams Gallery in Yosemite was transformative, connecting her with photographers around the world while sharpening her voice as both artist and educator.
 
In this episode, Brittany shares how teaching others deepens her own understanding of the medium, and how light—whether dancing on granite or filtering through trees—is her guiding force. She speaks to the importance of printing, the meditative quality of patient observation, and how the Sierra landscape fuels her endless creativity. Brittany’s story reveals how personal perspective, both literal and metaphorical, shapes the soul of landscape photography.
I hope you enjoy the show!
 
You can find Brittany’s work here:
Website: https://www.brittanycolt.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brittanycolt/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brittany.colt/
 
 
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#brittanycolt #landscapephotography #easternsierra #yosemitephotography #anseladamsgallery #intimatelandscapes #blackandwhitephotography #naturephotography #photographyeducation #visualartist #chasinglight #fineartphotography #sierraexplorer

Ep 208 - Chasing Light in the Wildest Places with Marc Adamus

Marc Adamus is widely regarded as one of the most influential landscape photographers of his generation, known for his bold visual style and ability to capture fleeting moments of magic in the wilderness. Based in western North America, Marc has spent over a decade immersed in remote landscapes—from the storm-lashed peaks of Patagonia to the frozen wilds of Alaska—chasing light and atmosphere with relentless dedication.
 
In this episode, Marc opens up about the passion that drives his work and the philosophy behind his artistry. He reflects on early inspirations, including the impact of Galen Rowell, and how meticulous preparation, physical endurance, and emotional connection to the landscape all converge in his images. With stories ranging from months-long expeditions to narrowly surviving a fall in Alaska, Marc reveals the raw reality behind his dramatic and meticulously composed photographs.
 
He also discusses the evolution of the photography industry, his thoughts on originality, and how he continues to push creative boundaries. For anyone drawn to nature’s grandeur or seeking a deeper understanding of the craft, Marc’s insights offer a rare glimpse into the life and mind of a true wilderness artist.
I hope you enjoy the show!
 
You can find Marc's work here:Website: https://www.marcadamus.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marcadamus/
 
 
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#marcadamus #landscapephotography #wildernessphotography #patagonia #alaska #epiclandscapes #naturephotographer #landscapeart #chasinglight #photographyinspiration #galenrowell #adventurephotography

Ep 207 - Madeleine Lenagh: Expressive Photography and the Emotional Landscape

Madeline Lanagh brings a deeply personal and artistic voice to the world of landscape photography. Starting her photographic journey later in life after a career and retirement in The Netherlands, she speaks candidly about the creative awakening that followed the publication of her autobiography in 2015—a moment that led her to fully embrace expressive photography.
In this episode, Madeline explores the emotional depth behind her images and how her work has shifted from sweeping vistas to more intimate and abstract representations of the natural world. She discusses her evolving style, shaped by introspection and a desire to photograph beyond what the eye sees. Her book on the Seacoast’s moods, experimental processes like cyanotypes and photo caustics, and her role as an ambassador for Nature First underscore her commitment to both personal authenticity and environmental responsibility.
With a background steeped in writing, a lifetime of observation, and a strong artistic lineage, Madeline offers a perspective that’s rich in both wisdom and curiosity. This conversation is a heartfelt exploration of the intersection between creativity, self-expression, and a reverent relationship with nature.
 
I hope you enjoy the show!
 
You can find Madeleine's work here:Website: https://lenagh.nl/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/expatmaddi/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MadeleineLenaghPhotography
 
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#madelinelanagh #expressivephotography #intimatelandscapes #abstractnature #naturephotographer #naturefirst #emotionalart #photographicexpression #creativephotography #womeninlandscapephotography #experimentalphotography

Ep 206 - Max Terwindt on Finding Inspiration in Nature

Amsterdam-based landscape photographer Max shares his evolution from a novice to an award-winning visual artist capturing the planet’s most dramatic natural scenes. With a background in sustainability, Max brings a thoughtful, purpose-driven lens to his photography—aiming not just to showcase beauty, but to deepen our connection with the environment and raise awareness about its fragility.
In this conversation, Max discusses his creative process, the role of composition, and how social media shaped the trajectory of his career. He opens up about overcoming self-doubt, building a unique visual voice, and how guiding photo tours has allowed him to pass on skills while exploring some of the world’s wildest places. From long exposures and drone work to the ethics of travel and the rise of AI in the arts, Max brings a balanced and inspiring perspective.
Whether you’re curious about the creative process or the mindset required to build a meaningful photography career, this episode offers both inspiration and insight.
I hope you enjoy the show!
 
You can find Max's work here:
Website: https://www.maxterwindt.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maxterwindt
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maxterwindtphotography
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCv9stBxhVpQnC-nEU1otVCA
 
 
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#landscapephotography #dramaticlandscapes #maxphotography #sustainabilitythroughart #natureconnection #visualstorytelling #photographytours #fineartprints #longexposurephotography #aerialphotography #creativevision

Ep 205 - Finding the Magic in Landscape Photography with Brenda Tharp

Brenda Tharp shares her lifelong connection with the natural world and how it continues to inspire her artistic practice. A photographer since childhood, Brenda speaks about how growing up immersed in nature, backpacking with her father, and traveling across the U.S. laid the foundation for a life of visual exploration. Her approach blends curiosity, emotional resonance, and thoughtful composition to create images that celebrate both the grand and intimate moments in nature.
 
In this episode, Brenda reflects on the importance of light, the value of personal projects, and how living a nomadic life in a camper van supports her creativity. She discusses her years of experience teaching workshops, working with editorial clients, and photographing for National Geographic and Canon’s Photo Safari. Throughout, Brenda emphasizes the power of photography to communicate awe, encourage deeper seeing, and reconnect us with the planet.
 
Listeners will find thoughtful insights into overcoming creative blocks, finding inspiration in the everyday, and staying open to the magic of the moment.
 
I hope you enjoy the show!
 
You can find Brenda's work here:
Website: https://www.brendatharp.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brenda_tharp_photo
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brendatharpphotography
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BrendaTharp
 
 
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#landscapephotography #brendatharp #naturephotography #photographyworkshops #visualstorytelling #creativevision #photographytips #fineartphotography #seeingdeeply #emotionalimagery #campervanlife

Ep 204 - Finding Creative Fulfillment Through Landscape Photography with Guy Tal

Guy Tal brings a deep and contemplative approach to landscape photography, shaped by decades of creative exploration and a profound relationship with the high deserts of the Colorado Plateau. In this episode, he reflects on his belief that photography is a medium for self-expression rather than mere documentation. He discusses how his images serve as visual metaphors—echoes of thoughts, feelings, and his personal connection to wild places.
 
Guy talks about his evolution as an artist and writer, the value of solitude, and how living simply allows him to pursue a meaningful life rooted in creativity. He shares thoughts on navigating technology’s influence on art, the importance of creative risk-taking, and how to overcome periods of stagnation. With over 40 years of experience, his perspective offers insight not only into photography but also into how one might align their livelihood with deeper personal values.
 
This episode invites listeners to rethink the purpose of their creative work and the role of landscape photography as an emotional and philosophical practice.
 
I hope you enjoy the show!
Website: https://guytal.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/guytalphoto
 
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#landscapephotography #expressiveart #guytal #coloradoplateau #wildernessphotography #creativeprocess #photographyphilosophy #fineartphotography #mindfulphotography #solitudeinart #emotionalimagery

Ep 203 - The Art of Capturing Nature with Harry Dinnen

Harry Dinnen is a photographer, explorer, and director of photography known for capturing the wild spirit of nature. His work spans outdoor, travel, adventure, surf, and lifestyle photography, often set against powerful, untamed landscapes. With a deep belief in promoting the preservation of wild places, Harry uses his images and social media presence to inspire others to explore the outdoors and reconsider humanity’s relationship with the natural world.
 
His journey into photography began at 16 with a Pentax K20D, sparked by the influence of his grandmother, an avid photographer. After exploring paths in industrial design, defence, and furniture design, Harry returned to photography full-time, bringing a unique blend of creativity and structure to his work. He shares stories of photographing remote locations like Namibia and Iceland, emphasizing his love for long exposures, panoramas, and the thrill of working in extreme environments.
 
Harry also reflects on the importance of personal projects, careful planning, and collaboration with fellow creatives. His dedication to storytelling through visual media, combined with a strong sense of adventure, shapes a portfolio that is both evocative and purposeful.
I hope you enjoy the show.
You can find Harry’s work  here:
Website: https://www.harrydinnen.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrydinnen/
 
 
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#landscapephotography #HarryDinnen #adventurephotography #outdoorphotography #travelphotography #surfphotography #natureconservation #longexposure #panoramicphotography #exploremore #wildplaces #visualstorytelling #photographyjourney

Ep 202 - Unveiling Emotions Through Photography with Kai Hornung

Kai Hornung, an internationally awarded landscape photographer based in Germany, is known for his emotionally rich imagery and signature sense of calm. Blending technical precision with a deep personal vision, Kai’s “Finding Small” philosophy encourages a mindful approach to photography—focusing on overlooked details and subtle visual narratives. His work has been featured in National Geographic, Condé Nast Traveller, and other leading publications, earning him widespread recognition in the landscape photography world.
 
Originally trained in human resources, Kai picked up his first DSLR in 2008 and has since built a life rooted in artistic expression. He discusses the emotional motivation behind his images, the importance of authenticity, and how he strives to evoke a sense of presence in each frame. Beyond the field, Kai shares candid thoughts on the challenges of pricing work, navigating professional photography as a career, and staying true to one's creative voice. His experiences as an author, mentor, and speaker offer further perspective on building a meaningful and sustainable practice in a fast-changing industry.
 
I hope you enjoy the show.
You can find Kai’s work  here:
Website: https://kaihornung.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kaihornung
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kaihornungphotography/
BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/kaihornung.bsky.social
Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/people/kaihornung-photography/
 
 
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#landscapephotography #KaiHornung #FindingSmall #emotionalphotography #mindfulphotography #naturephotography #professionalphotographer #creativeprocess #photographytips #visualstorytelling #photographymentor #fineartphotography

Ep 201 - Lightpainting with Drones with Leighton Compton

Leighton Compton, a skilled carpet layer turned passionate landscape photographer, shares his evolving creative journey with a strong focus on drone and astrophotography. He opens up about his initial hesitation toward drone use, eventually embracing the medium through experimentation with intentional movement and light painting techniques. Leighton breaks down the detailed planning behind many of his images, discussing the technical challenges of editing and printing, and how those hurdles have shaped his artistic growth.
Beyond technique, he reflects on photography’s role in his life as a therapeutic outlet, offering calm and purpose amid life’s demands. With a grounded perspective, Leighton also speaks about the pressures of staying relevant in an increasingly competitive field and how he navigates creative self-doubt. His admiration for fellow photographers and emphasis on crafting unique compositions underscore his commitment to the art form. Whether capturing starscapes or aerial views, Leighton brings both curiosity and clarity to each frame—demonstrating that even the most advanced tools are only as powerful as the intention behind them.
 
I hope you enjoy the show.
 
You can find Leighton’s work here:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leightonjcompton/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ljcompton/
 
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#landscapephotography #dronephotography #astrophotography #intentionalmovement #lightpainting #photographyjourney #mentalhealthandphotography #creativeprocess #aeriallandscapes #photographycommunity #uniqueperspectives #photographyinspiration

Ep 200 - Exploring Landscape Photography with Kristel Schneider

Originally from the Netherlands, Kristel Schneider moved from a corporate communications background to building a meaningful career in fine art and landscape photography. Now based in Auvergne, France, Kristel offers insight into how her deep connection with nature influences both her creative process and subject choices. 
She discusses the emotional and artistic intentions behind her books *VARIATIONS IN TREES* and *RIVERSCAPE*, emphasizing the beauty in everyday natural elements. Kristel reflects on the challenges of managing photography as both an art and a business, and how collaboration—such as her multimedia project with a composer—can expand the emotional range of her work. Her intuitive approach, focus on natural light and texture, and dedication to authenticity allow her to transform ordinary moments into compelling visual stories.
I hope you enjoy the show.
You can find Kristel’s work  here:
Website: https://www.kristelschneider.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristelschneider
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kristel.schneider.7
Books: https://kristelschneider.bigcartel.com/
 
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#landscapephotography #fineartphotography #naturephotography #kristelschneider #variationsintrees #riverscape #frenchlandscapes #photographybooks #natureinspiredart #photographytalk #creativephotography #photographyasart #europeanphotographers #nordicvisionphototours