The Nature Photo Guys

Joe Desjardins and Chris Gibbs

Welcome to The Nature Photo Guys Podcast, where we talk about Nature Photography topics from gear, to our philosophy, and everything in between! So grab a cup of coffee, sit back and relax. You're listening to Joe Desjardins and Chris Gibbs, "The Nature Photo Guys!" | Email: info@thenaturephotoguys.ca

  1. Is the iFootage Cobra 3 Strike the MOST VERSATILE Monopod for Nature & Wildlife Photography?

    JUL 24

    Is the iFootage Cobra 3 Strike the MOST VERSATILE Monopod for Nature & Wildlife Photography?

    (This Episode best viewed on YouTube) https://www.youtube.com/@TheNaturePhotoGuys In this episode of The Nature Photo Guys Podcast, Joe & Chris go hands-on with the iFootage Cobra 3 Strike Monopod and share their first impressions from a nature & wildlife photographer’s perspective.We take a deep dive into what makes this monopod unique — from its fast-deploy trigger grip and detachable base to how it performs in real-world scenarios like long-lens wildlife shooting, low-angle landscapes, and even tabletop video work.We discuss:🦅 Why a monopod might be the perfect support for wildlife and long-lens shooting🛠️ How the Cobra 3 works for handheld stabilization, low-angle landscapes, and tabletop video🎥 Video-friendly features like quick release, pivot base, and vertical travel❄️ Whether it’s Canadian-winter ready (minus 30–40°C test pending!)💬 Our thoughts on stability, travel use, and real-world scenarios🎒 Gear Featured:• iFootage Cobra 3 Strike (Model A150S-III)• Detachable tripod feet & tabletop setup• Optional video and ball head compatibility📝 Disclaimer: This video is not sponsored by iFootage. Chris purchased the Cobra 3 Strike Monopod independently for personal use and testing. iFootage had no involvement in this review. All opinions expressed are entirely of The Nature Photo Guys.Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe, and hit the bell to see more content from 'The Nature Photo Guys!'Thanks for watching!

    15 min
  2. From Dialysis to Fine Art: Tracey Halladay’s Inspiring Nature Photography Journey

    JUL 10

    From Dialysis to Fine Art: Tracey Halladay’s Inspiring Nature Photography Journey

    Meet Tracy Halladay, a nature and wildlife photographer based in British Columbia, whose breathtaking images are rooted in resilience, recovery, and a deep love for the natural world. After surviving four years on dialysis and receiving a life-saving kidney transplant, Tracey returned to the outdoors with a fresh vision, capturing everything from sweeping mountain landscapes to intimate details of feathers, frost, and flowing water. Her photography is a visual meditation, inspiring viewers to slow down, reconnect with nature, and embrace the beauty in the quiet moments. With features in international photo competitions, solo gallery shows, and recognition from the Kootenay Art Prize, Tracey’s story is as compelling as her images. In this episode, we delve into her creative process, personal transformation, and how adversity has shaped her as an artist. Don’t miss this powerful and inspiring conversation with one of Canada’s most soulful landscape and wildlife photographers. TRACEY HALLADAY SHOW LINKS • Tracey Halladay Photography Website | www.traceyhalladayphotography.com • Tracey Halladay Mentorship | https://traceyhalladayphotography.com/mentorship • Mindful-Lens Photography Retreat | https://mindful-lens.my.canva.site • Tracey Halladay Facebook Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/traceyhalladay_photography • Tracey Halliday Photography Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/TraceyHalladayPhotography/ Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe, and hit the bell to see more content from 'The Nature Photo Guys!'Thanks for watching!

    1h 48m

Ratings & Reviews

4.9
out of 5
17 Ratings

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Welcome to The Nature Photo Guys Podcast, where we talk about Nature Photography topics from gear, to our philosophy, and everything in between! So grab a cup of coffee, sit back and relax. You're listening to Joe Desjardins and Chris Gibbs, "The Nature Photo Guys!" | Email: info@thenaturephotoguys.ca

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