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.

In this one-year anniversary bonus episode of Shutter Nonsense, Michael and Jeffrey answer listener questions, revisit how the podcast began, and reflect on what they have learned about nature photography, workshops, creativity, and building a show together.

Episode 16 of Shutter Nonsense digs into imposter syndrome in photography, from social media comparison and photo competitions to print sales, workshops, teaching, and the practical ways photographers can keep self-doubt from taking over.

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.

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.

We discuss car camping for photographers, including 4Runner sleep setups, storage, power, fridges, safety, hygiene, and why vehicle camping can make photography trips more flexible.

Explore authenticity in the age of AI with hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock as they dive deep into AI's impact on nature photography and authenticity.

Hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock dive into the art of photography, sharing our personal journeys and the experiences that have shaped our creative paths.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Shutter Nonsense, a brand new photography podcast hosted by Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock!