304: Hank Erdmann - Improving Your Nature Photography Through the Use of the Five Senses - a podcast by Matt Payne

from 2023-02-13T04:00

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Finding actionable tips to improve our nature and landscape photography can often be hard to come by in today's noisy environment where catchy and click-bait titles on YouTube dominate the day; however, there are still ways to find these tips. A great place to find them of course is right here on the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen podcast! 

This week I had a wonderful time chatting with long-time photographer Hank Erdmann, who shared with us some great tips for finding compositions in nature that might not seem obvious. 


On this week's episode, we discuss:


  • How Hank got into photography,

  • Hank's process for finding images through the use of the five senses,

  • Using artistic sensory perception to create better photographs,

  • Practical tips for people that say they are not artistic,

  • A discussion on "what is art" in photography,

  • Defining art,

  • The differences between representative photographs and artistic photographs,

  • Hank's role with NANPA,

  • And a lot more!


Other topics/links discussed on the podcast this week:



Here is who Hank recommended on the podcast this week:



Did you know we are also now showcasing our episodes in video format on YouTube? It's a great way to see the conversation unfold while seeing images shared by our guests or images that we discuss. 

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