Michael Strickland provides insights into carbon transfer printing, color separations, handmade photographic prints, and the craft of printmaking.

Jon Norris joins Shutter Nonsense to talk about Joshua Tree National Park photography, the challenges of teaching workshops in protected landscapes, and why he left Instagram to focus on a more intentional creative life.

Brenda Tharp joins us to talk about photography trends, iconic locations, social media pressure, personal vision, print sales, workshops, and how to keep making work that feels true without pretending business pressure doesn't exist.

Michael and Jeffrey sit down with Cole Thompson and John Barclay for a thoughtful, funny, and surprisingly deep conversation about black and white versus color photography. What starts as a discussion about when to choose monochrome over color quickly opens into a much bigger exploration of vision and creative intent.

Ben Horne joins Shutter Nonsense to talk about how photographers judge their images after a trip, why perception changes over time, and how memory, editing, film, digital workflow, and emotional connection all shape the finished photograph.

In the latest episode of Shutter Nonsense, we had the pleasure of diving into the heart of photographic curation with the renowned Alex Noriega. Capturing captivating images is one part skill, one part artful curation. This episode, and the insights shared by Alex, revealed the transformative power curation has in elevating photography from mere good shots to truly memorable masterpieces.

This episode of 'Shutter Nonsense' features co-hosts Michael and Jeffrey discussing the complexities and rewards of photography workshops with guest Barb Livieri. We explore topics such as the importance of doing thorough research before attending a workshop, preparing mentally and physically for the demands of intensive photography outings, and the value of being open to feedback.

In this milestone episode of Shutter Nonsense, hosts Michael and Jeffrey discuss how our post-processing techniques and approaches have evolved over time. We also invite Murray Livingston into the discussion as our special guest!

Hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock engage in a riveting conversation about photo competitions with Matt Payne, co-founder of the Natural Landscape Photography Awards.

Sarah Marino joins Shutter Nonsense to talk about creating photography ebooks, sequencing images, writing personal essays, sharing work more intentionally, and building a smaller but more engaged audience.