Pro Tips that will Make Your Wildlife Images Pop!!

Michael and Ron catch up with Untamed Images, Jason Loftus, as he explores Yellowstone National Park by snow coach. The guys also share pro tips that will make your images pop! Last but not least, it’s announcement week on Wild and Exposed! Sit back, relax and get ready for some exciting news!

Youth Photographer of the Year!

Ron sits down with Nature’s Best Youth photographer of the Year, Isaac Spotts where the two discuss Isaac’s passion for wildlife and the drive that it takes to find success. Isaac explains the lengths one must go to in order to “Get the Shot”!!

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Fall Into the Rut_Wildlife Photography In the Field

Leaving off from the last episode, “The Importance of Copywriting, Watermarking, and Camera Technology”, Michael, Mark and Ron catch up, continuing their conversation discussing photographing in the field and the enjoyment of meeting new photographers, friends and followers of the podcast. The guys also share where they are now photographing the rut, changes in the season and how it is affecting the rut.

A Landscape Photographer's View

Landscape photographer, Nick Page, shares landscape tips / tricks and how to implement them into more environmental portraits of wildlife.