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Photog Adventures Podcast: A Landscape Photography and Astrophotography PodcastListen along as Brendon Porter and Aaron King recount the funny, scary and weird stories from their photography adventures throughout beautiful Utah and the surrounding areas. We discuss what went well, what could have gone better and what we learned as w Author: Photog Adventures
Photog Adventures is about chronicling and sharing the stories of Aaron King's adventures getting out there with his camera. Whether you have a full time job or demanding family responsibilities you just need to start now MAKING AN ADVENTURE A PRIORITY in your life! You dont have to go far to get out on a photography adventure and you will never regret it even if you dont come back with amazing photos. Listen along as I recount the funny, scary and weird stories from photography adventures throughout beautiful Utah and the surrounding areas. On the podcast I discuss what went well, what could have gone better and what I have learned as we were out there. When Im not talking recent adventures, I learn from guest photographers worldwide who share the same love of landscape and astrophotography. If you are a beginning landscape or astrophotographer come along with me through my YOUTUBE CHANNEL and learn from my mistakes and my successes! If nothing else, seeing me out there will inspire you to find time to get out there too and have a photog adventure of your own! YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/PhotogAdventures INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/photogadventures/ Language: en Genres: Arts, Visual Arts Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Final Faroes? So much has changed... | Episode 181
Saturday, 29 August, 2026
I have some hard news: the Faroe Islands have changed. A lot of it is just bad for me as a workshop leader plenty of it points to more restrictions in the future making going as a photographer better now than it might be in the future. This was very likely my last time running a workshop out there. It's getting blocked off in areas it never was and monetized in ways making it way more costly. Hang with me for an hour so I can tell you exactly what changed so you know what you are walking into. Before I sound all doom and gloom, it really is not all bad news. Most of the changes are making it so that there IS a Faroes Island Photography scene in the future. Humans are selfish and idiotic and the more humans annoy the landowners, the less likely we will be welcome there. So these changes prolong our relationship with the Faroes and SAVES the Faroes. But some of it just plain sucks. In this one I break down where the puffins actually are worth your time, why it's so hard to catch a sunset over the water in July no matter how sunny it is. One guy in my group got a puffin shot he never dreamed he could get, and the other guy just barely missed it, let's learn together so that you are able to get that dream puffin portrait when you get out there next!
