The Photo Seen Podcast: Recent Episodes
The Photo Seen Podcast
Welcome to The Photo Seen Podcast - a show dedicated to photography styles unseen in the natural world. Throughout the season, host Kat Shanahan will interview photographers who have taken infrared photography to new areas including macro photography, astrophotography, and long exposure photography. Plus, you'll gain creativity and business tips along the way. You're in for some fascinating stories.
The Photo Seen Podcast wraps up Season 5 with black and white infrared magic. We welcome back Sherri Mabe and introduce newcomer Nath Kaplan for a captivating conversation on capturing stunning B&W infrared landscapes, processing techniques, and the unique challenges and rewards of this artistic approach.
Laurie Klein and Shelley Vandegrift, a dynamic photography duo, discuss their creative partnership, artistic vision, and the power of collaboration in episode four. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the world of infrared photography.
Five seasons in and it's about time we dedicate an entire episode to Ultraviolet Induced Visible Florescence photography. The amazing Rain Hayes and Jack Seikaly return to the podcast to share their journey photographing tiny plant life excited by UV light.
Episode two of The Photo Seen Podcast features Peter Pelosi and Rich Davis, who share their secrets to successful photography exhibits and contest submissions. Discover their expert tips for refining your curation and submission strategies.
Season Five of The Photo Seen Podcast kicks off with a double dose of infrared advice. Join us as Ginny Taylor and Tim Weaver delve into the art of capturing the human form through different IR filters, revealing the unseen and creating unique portraits.
Season five of The Photo Seen Podcast starts September 4! This season we have new guests, a new format, and a new sponsor. Get caught up on Seasons 1-4 now.
You're in for a creativity treat with the final guest of season four. Laurie Klien is a photographer, author, and educator with an international reputation for distinctive romantic photography. In the final episode of the season, she shares incredible tips and advice that will inspire any creative.
If you're a fan of moody, lonely trees, you're a fan of Jonas Hangartner. Jonas uses a homemade full spectrum converted camera, has had two solo exhibitions in the last 18 months of working in infrared, and strives to promote his country of Switzerland through his work.
The lovely Amy (AJ) Nelson swings by The Photo Seen Podcast to share valuable insights and experiences learned from working in IR photography for six years. Tune in for tips, tricks, and moral support for those photographers who are balancing a fulltime job with their creative hobbies.
How many photographers can you name who have been featured in Wired magazine, went on a 100-day backpacking trip across India, Nepal, and Vietnam, and had an exhibit at the Rochane Gallery while also serving as a Lebanese Revolution photographer? The amazing Jack Seikaly's stories will engage and inspire your creativity.
"I take photos for me. If others like them, that's great." Educator, author, and lecturer Shelley Vandegrift will change your outlook and help you find your artistic voice. I dare you to listen to this episode and not be moved.
Season four of The Photo Seen Podcast arrives November 1! This season’s guests include authors, award winners, creative entrepreneurs, and FINALLY some discussions on UV (and UVIVF) photography. Get caught up on Seasons 1-3 now.
On the season three finale of The Photo Seen Podcast, Tonee Gee answers questions submitted from photographers and enthusiasts about IR photography. You won't want to miss this episode!
The incredible Rain Hayes comes back to The Photo Seen Podcast to check in one year after recording her first episode. Listen in to hear what she's been up to as a full time photographer and get an incredible list of creative resources to infuse life back into your daily routines.
Creative Director for Life Pixel and globe-trotting IR photographer Dan Wampler stops by The Photo Seen Podcast to share riveting stories from his travels and plenty of advice that will take your photos to the next level.
Cath Kelley is on a quest to not only support new photographers, but make the fine art community realize that photography needs to be considered fine art. She sold out of work during New Zealand's biggest art show and is deeply committed to making sure everyone understands their potential to be an artist.
Season three of The Photo Seen Podcast kicks off with incredible IR photographer, thought leader, and plug-in developer, Tonee Gee. In this action-packed episode you'll hear about Tonee's extensive work in IR and how he strives to make IR more accessible for photographers.
Season Three of The Photo Seen Podcast arrives March 29! You can listen to the first two seasons on your favorite podcast provider and I look forward to hearing what you think of the new episodes!
For the Season Two finale of The Photo Seen Podcast, we take a deep dive into deep sky astrophotography with Jason Kurth. Not only does Jason share his experience with infrared and deep sky astrophotography, he provides the gory details of his hunt for the perfect lens.
The Dr. is back for Season Two of The Photo Seen Podcast! Dr. Matthew Stuart Piper returns to the show with more advice for photographers looking to get into art shows including lessons learned on the business side of being an artist and how to evolve your color palette while staying true to your visual style. You’ll want to take notes during this one!
Sherri Mabe, creator of stunning monochrome infrared images, stops by The Photo Seen Podcast to share her experiences working in film IR photography, her love of negative space, and the lessons she’s learned photographing in IR for more than 25 years. She also shares lists of inspiring photographers to follow and photo-worthy destinations to add to your list.
Season Two of the The Photo Seen Podcast continues with special guest Ruedi Freuler. Ruedi has experimented with astro IR photography and he has posted roughly a photo a day since 2020. During the show, he shares his secrets for finding stunning photography locations and his process for consistently sharing his images on social media.
Kicking off Season Two of The Photo Seen Podcast is author, infrared photography coach, and master of the infrared YouTube tutorial Rob Shea. Host Kat Shanahan talks with Rob about his upcoming book, Color Doesn’t Exist: A Practical Guide to Infrared Photography and the dozens of resources he’s created for the IR community.
Season Two of The Photo Seen Podcast arrives October 5, 2022! You can listen to all episodes of Season One on your favorite podcast provider and I look forward to hearing what you think of the new episodes next week.
On the season one finale of The Photo Seen Podcast, Kat sits down with full-time photographer Rain Hayes to learn how to take macro infrared images. Rain recently became a full-time photographer and shares extraordinary life lessons and practical business tips.
Magic meets infrared photography in episode four when Julien Losa stops by The Photo Seen Podcast. Learn how, as a hobby photographer and full-time magician, Julien uses a point-and-shoot camera to create beautiful IR images and hear about his fascinating history as a DJ, marketer, and world traveler.
Don't miss episode three of The Photo Seen Podcast where Kat sits down with Dr. Matthew Stuart Piper to learn how he travels the country participating in art shows and has created a business from his artistic endeavors. You'll also hear more about how he creates beautiful lighting and crisp, clear infrared images.
Episode two of The Photo Seen Podcast brings special guest Sakchai Lokanuvat who has taken his infrared photography into time lapse and astrophotography. You'll also hear how his graphic design and ceramic background shapes how he creates IR photos.
In the very first episode of The Photo Seen Podcast, host Kat Shanahan sits down with New Yorker Chuck Lembo to learn how his infrared photography style has evolved and hear about a potential photography collaboration with his daughter that includes her creepy doll collection.
Welcome to The Photo Seen Podcast - a show dedicated to photography styles unseen in the natural world. Throughout season one, host Kat Shanahan will interview photographers who have taken infrared photography to new areas including macro photography, astrophotography, and long exposure photography. Plus, you'll gain creative and business tips along the way. You're in for some fascinating stories.