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The Lakescape Photography PodcastAuthor: Nicholas Albert
Join Nicholas Albert as he explores the art, craft, and science of landscape photography in the Great Lakes. Through personal accounts and engaging discussions with fellow photographers, discover the unique beauty of the region's landscapes, hikes, and wilderness areas. Language: en-us Genres: Arts, Education, Visual Arts Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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The Decisive Moment: From Lake Superior to the Sardine Run with Ian Plant
Episode 4
Thursday, 29 January, 2026
The Decisive Moment: From Lake Superior to the Sardine Run with Ian Plant In this episode of the Lakescape Photography Podcast, Nick sits down with photographer, educator, and author Ian Plant for a practical, field-focused conversation about decision-making in landscape photography. The real stuff that separates "pretty scenes" from photographs that actually stand on their own. Together, they break down what the decisive moment looks like in nature: recognizing visual energy, anticipating change, committing to a composition, and making confident choices when conditions are moving fast. From the rugged shoreline of Lake Superior to the chaos and intensity of the Sardine Run, Ian shares how to read a scene, simplify the noise, and build frames with intention. If you've ever come home with a full card and still felt like you missed something, this episode will help you slow down mentally, sharpen your instincts, and start making photographs that feel deliberate. Resources & Links Mentioned Ian Plant Ian's portfolio Photo Masters (Ian's education platform) Photo Masters Workshops + tours eBooks + videos (free + premium) Webinars + opportunities to interact directly Interviews with other photographers Software / Tools Referenced Adobe Camera Raw Adobe Lightroom Photoshop Connect With The Host - Nicholas Albert👋🏼 Website YouTube Instagram The Lakescape Photography Podcast 🎙️ Great Lakes Photo Collective - Discord Support the Show Website Instagram Email












