Photographing Beauty Regardless of Conditions | Sarah Marino on Pixels Podcast
Almost every single person I’ve interviewed for this channel has had one question for me: "Have you talked to Sarah Marino yet?" Well, with this episode, I can now say yes, I’ve talked with Sarah Marino! And she’s as thoughtful and generous as ever with her insights. We talk about nature first principles, reciprocity with our subjects, reasons to keep our worst photos, how her photography has evolved over the past 13 years, and so much more.
Connect with Sarah:
http://smallscenes.com/
/ sarahmarinophoto
/ sarahmarino.bw
Sarah Marino is a nature photographer, photography educator, and writer based in southwestern Colorado. In addition to photographing grand landscapes, Sarah is best known for her photographs of smaller subjects including intimate landscapes, abstract renditions of natural subjects, and creative portraits of plants and trees. Sarah is the author or co-author of a diverse range of educational resources for nature photographers on subjects including composition, photographing nature’s small scenes, and black and white photography. Sarah, a co-founder of the Nature First Alliance for Responsible Nature Photography, also seeks to promote the responsible stewardship of natural and wild places through her photography and teaching.
Socials:
Website: http://www.bethbuelowphotography.com
Instagram: / bethbuelowphoto
Facebook: / bethbuelowphotography
LinkedIn: / bethbuelow
Acknowledgements:
Inspired Creator Grants: Inspired Creator (http://www.naturephotographyclasses.c...)
Video Editor: Alex Armitage (http://www.alexarmitage.com)
0:00 Intro
4:22 Beyond The Grand Landscape eBook
07:38 Why Photography?
14:15 What Keeps You Motivated?
19:16 What do Your Photographs Say About You?
24:46 Does Sharing Your Work Impact Your Photography Experience?
30:15 Reciprocity in Photography
42:30 1st Pivot Pixel
49:58 2nd Pivot Pixel
53:06 Keep Everything!
58:09 3rd Pivot Pixel
1:03:58 Small Scenes
1:12:20 Who Inspires You?
1:15::58 Best or Worst Advice?