In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we sit down with Lisa LaPointe, a wildlife, conservation, and expedition photographer. She is also a trained naturalist and educator whose work spans all seven continents, with a special focus on the polar regions. She has an incredible story and images to match. Some background on Lisa, she earned a Bachelor of Science in Biology from the University of Michigan, where her academic studies deepened her lifelong fascination with the natural world. Early in her career, LaPointe spent several years working in Africa, focusing on wildlife conservation and field education projects that helped shape her scientific and ecological perspective. Since then, she has led photography workshops and expeditions across diverse ecosystems, from the savanna of Africa to the ice of Antarctica. She teaches photography workshops, often in remote or challenging environments, combining scientific insight and artistic vision. A licensed USCG 200-Ton Captain, FAA Part 107 drone pilot, and Senior Polar Guide, she continues to merge exploration and conservation through her lens, using photography to inspire awareness and stewardship of fragile environments worldwide.Learn more about Lisa here:Website - https://www.lisalapointephoto.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lisalapointephoto/Cheers, thanks for listening, and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we begin the first part of a new mini series, Country Spotlight. The idea behind these videos is to feature a local photographer who happens to be an expert in their own backyard. Focusing on a different country, or even region, for each episode.Our first one is a focus on Ireland, the Emerald Isle, and who better to speak to than Darren Spoonley. Darren J. Spoonley is an Irish landscape and seascape photographer known for his incredible images of Ireland’s natural beauty and dramatic light. A licentiate of the Irish Photographic Federation, he combines artistry with education through workshops, podcasts, and online guides. His mindful approach to photography emphasizes patience, atmosphere, and connection to place, and his work spans all Ireland and beyond. His coastal photography especially is absolutely incredible!Learn more about Darren here:Website - https://www.darrenjspoonley.com/YouTube - ‪ @DarrenJSpoonley  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/darrenjspoonleyphoto/*Note* I plan to share the link to his Kickstarter project here as soon as it goes live. Cheers Darren and look forward to seeing the book in print! Thanks guys and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

On this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we sit down with Karolina Norée, a photo safari guide and wildlife photographer based in Hoedspruit, South Africa. Karolina first set foot on South African soil in 2016 and instantly fell in love with its nature and wildlife. Two years later, she made a life-changing move to pursue her dream of working with nature, completing initial FGASA (Field Guides Association of Southern Africa) guide training and immersing herself in the African bush. This experience ignited her passion for capturing the beauty and diversity of South Africa’s wildlife through her lens. Today, Karolina runs Wildest Kruger Safaris, a photography and safari company she co-founded with her partner, Craig Reid, and her work has been featured in international publications and podcasts. Through her photography, she aims to inspire others to follow their dreams and to bring a little piece of Africa into their homes, while promoting conservation through education and awareness. Learn more about Karolina here:Website - https://karolinanoree.com/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@karolinanoreewildInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/karolinanoreewild/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we're joined by Lonely Planet Author and Central Asia Specialist, Stephen Lioy. Stephen has spent over a decade years exploring Central Asia, with his photography and writing featured in outlets like Lonely Planet, National Geographic, BBC Travel, and more.He is the author of the Kyrgyzstan chapter of Lonely Planet’s Central Asia guidebook and a renowned Central Asia specialist featured in numerous print and online publications. In September 2026, Stephen will lead a brand-new TRVL° Photography Adventure in Kyrgyzstan! He is the perfect person to be running this TRVL° adventure. Join us on that journey - https://trvlphotography.com/adventures/kyrgyzstan/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Join us on this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast as we sit down with Janine Krayer, wildlife and travel photographer, and Pangolin Photo Safari guide based in Botswana. Originally from Frankfurt, Germany, Janine traded a conventional career for a life immersed in nature, capturing Africa’s incredible wildlife through photography. With years of experience in the field, she’s developed a unique perspective on not only photographing animals but also respecting and understanding their behaviour, reminding us that great photography starts with patience and empathy for the subject. She is also a managing partner of  @PangolinWildlife , featuring often in the videos posted on their great YouTube channel and social media channels. In this episode, Janine shares her journey into wildlife and travel photography, the challenges and rewards of guiding on safari, and her approach to helping photographers of all levels grow their craft. We dive into her memorable stories from the bush and her passion for conservation through visual storytelling. Whether you’re an aspiring travel photographer, a wildlife enthusiast, or simply curious about life on safari, this conversation delivers both inspiration and practical insight straight from the African wilderness.Be sure to check out Janine's work here: https://www.instagram.com/janine_wildlife_photography/?hl=en and also the Pangolin YouTube channel at  @PangolinWildlife  Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Welcome to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Thorarinn Jonsson, an Iceland Photographer and local guide. Thor has been working as a professional in Iceland, and abroad, since 2015. Since that time he has built a great workshop business and travel services company aptly named, Thor Photography.

Be sure to follow Thor here: https://www.thor-photography.com/ ...and also on IG https://www.instagram.com/thor_photography

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Welcome back to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we sit down with Piet van den Bemd, a passionate and accomplished nature & wildlife photographer renowned for his work in the polar regions—particularly the Arctic and Antarctic.Piet spends around 300 days a year in polar environments working as a photography expedition guide. His immersive, adventurous, and spontaneous approach helps create some absolutely incredible photos and his work speaks for itself. It’s been really fun watching his career take off, and I’m sure this won’t be the last time we have him on the pod, or maybe we'll even cross paths out in the field one day. TRVL° Arctic Adventures?? Follow Piet here - ‪https://www.instagram.com/pietvandenbemd/Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we interview Jarryd Salem, an Australian travel photographer and Sony Ambassador. Jarryd is the co-founder the esteemed travel blog NOMADasaurus alongside his partner, Alesha Bradford. Together, they've explored nearly every corner of the globe, from Antarctica’s glaciers to the bustling bazaars of Turkmenistan. Jarryd captures striking landscapes, astro, wildlife, street scenes and architecture, wrapping it all up into the forever expansive genre of "Travel Photography". Jarryd and Alesha's work has been featured in National Geographic, Lonely Planet, CNN, BBC, and Condé Nast, and they've also led adventure photography workshops across destinations like Antarctica, Botswana, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Mongolia. It's awesome to get a chance to have him on the show.Follow Jarryd here - https://www.instagram.com/jarrydsalem/

& also Nomadasaurus - ‪‪https://www.instagram.com/nomadasaurus/?hl=en‬ Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

Hello everyone and welcome back to the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode Greg hosts fellow TRVL° co-creator Brendan van Son to re-live the origins of their travel careers. These are the stories of the first Canadian and international travel experiences laying the foundations of what would eventually become TRVL° Photography. This is Part 1 of a two part series.

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In the sixth episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast, we sit down with Gavin Hardcastle to talk about travel and landscape photography. He also shares the story behind the church he bought and what led him to move across Canada.The best zoom call ever video referenced at the beginning -    • Fototripper Wouldn't Accept My Apology  https://www.fototripper.com/Follow Gavin here - ‪@fototripper‬ Cheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

In this episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast we interview Danish photographer Mads Peter Iversen. This is also the first Google Meets recorded version of the Pod so pardon the imperfections. In my opinion, it's meant to be listened to over watched. Lol. Follow Mads here - ‪@MadsPeterIversen‬ Also on IG - madspeteriversen_photographyCheers and see you on the next episode.TRVL° Photographyhttps://trvlphotography.com/

🎙️ Podcast Intro – TRVL° Photography Podcast – Guest: James KerwinWelcome back to another episode of the TRVL° (Travel) Photography Podcast — the show where we deep dive into the stories behind the lens with some of the most inspiring travel photographers around the world.Today, we're joined by a guest whose work explores beauty in decay and silence in forgotten places — James Kerwin, the visionary behind James Kerwin Photography. James is a British fine art photographer best known for his hauntingly beautiful images of abandoned architecture, often hidden far from the tourist trail. With a background in media and a love for storytelling, his photographic style is defined by symmetry, rich colour, and a distinct narrative flair.Since 2013, James has been documenting everything from derelict mansions in Europe to forgotten theatres in the Middle East, blending travel and history into a compelling visual experience. His work has been exhibited internationally, featured in major publications, and admired by a global community of urban explorers and art lovers alike.Whether he's navigating the crumbling halls of a deserted palace or sharing the stories behind each frame on his educational workshops, James brings a unique perspective to travel photography — one that captures the beauty of places most have never seen.So grab your headphones, and let’s journey into the world of ruins, resilience, and Travel Photography with James Kerwin.Follow James on IG - @james.kerwin & also online at - https://jameskerwinphotographic.com/Join us on your next photography adventure:https://hiddenphototours.com/https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,Greg

Welcome back to the TRVL° Photography podcast. In this episode we welcome Libby Edwards, a professional Product and Advertising Photographer from South Africa. Libby is also a keen landscape & travel photographer and we sit down with her to talk all things photo. I hope you enjoy the episode. Be sure to follow Libby's work at: www.libbyedwards.comIG: libbyedwardsrsaFB: libbyedwardsphotographyJoin us on your next photography adventure at https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,TRVL° Photography

Welcome to the second episode of the TRVL° Photography Podcast. In this episode we interview Brendan van Son about his take on travel photography. We also cover some of his past and photography journey in general. Follow Brendan on YouTube & IG ‪@BrendanvanSon‬ and also online at https://brendansadventures.com/Join us on your next photography adventure at https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,TRVL° Photography

Welcome to the first ever TRVL° Photography Podcast.

In this first episode we sit down with Mike Mezeul II in Antarctica to talk about his journey to becoming a Nikon Ambassador for USA. Follow Mike on IG @mikemezphoto and also online at https://www.mikemezphotography.com/Join us on your next photography adventure at https://trvlphotography.com/Cheers,TRVL° Photography