Wolves, Water, Winter and What Comes Next

Join us as the crew catches up with habitat concerns, camera rumors and Mike breaks down his preliminary usage of the RED V-Raptor S35. What’s coming up for the crew? Workshops are filling but there are still options available. What will the end of a very long winter reveal for sensitive species?

Right Place at Exactly the Right Time with Sergius Hannan

Alaskan Young Gun Sergius Hannan has an impressive body of work at a young age. He runs the gamut from the top of the mountain to the bottom of the sea.

Macro Photography in Costa Rica

As a child, Cynthia Bandurek, developed a fascination for wildlife/nature while living in urban Buenos Aires, Argentina. She talks with us about how that love for nature/wildlife transitioned to photography and ultimately a move to Costa Rica.

Filming With A Long Lens with Tanner Haver

On this weeks episode we talk with Tanner Haver, a young and enthusiastic wildlife lover and cinematographer. We discuss everything from cameras to filming with the CN20 to heroes and mentors and getting his first big break. At 22 he’s on the right track to become a working wildlife photographer/cinematographer.

Capture Wildlife Footage While You Sleep featuring Ben Masters of Fin and Fur Films

The WE Crew got a chance to talk with Ben Masters of Fin and Fur Films about some of the amazing wildlife/adventure movies they are making. From cameras to horses Ben shares a myriad of experiences he and his crew had in the field. He also talks about his personal favorite movie making tool…camera traps.

That’s a Wrap - 2022 Highlights

This jam packed episode spans from the Aurora of the north, the wonders of the Arctic, to the colorful reptilians of the southwest. Even old guys can get excited about fresh glimpses into natures best and brightest.

Throw Out The Books And Load Up The Camera with Evan Watts

We talk to Evan about his journey from Eagle Scout outdoor enthusiast to wildlife photographer/videographer. What he has learned along the way and where he plans to take his channel and career in the future.

Catch up with the Wild Bunch

It’s a full episode as the crew trades jabs and intel as well as bring back some pro-tip wisdom as winter approaches. Join us as we get the full band back together this week on Wild and Exposed

The Nature Photographer Podcast, featuring Beth Huning

Beth Huning’s photographed the wildlife, landscapes and cultures of a variety of locales, from the high Arctic to North Africa to the South Pacific. In this episode, she talks about the challenges of photographing in Death Valley and of being a campground host in what Ron Hayes called “a landscape photographer’s lab.”