Big Photo Hunt Ken Deckinger

Light painting is the art of using a handheld flashlight to “paint” subjects with a prolonged open shutter, in pitch black darkness. It’s a form of night photography that is both creative and adventurous. In this episode I speak with photographer Ken Lee about his night photography journey. We also talk about something that we have in common (in addition to being named Ken); we are both color blind photographers. Ken digs into his experiences with color blindness and photography. He offers hi...

Big Photo Hunt Member Lola Delabays is a French photographer living the digital nomad lifestyle in Lombok, Indonesia, an island off the coast of Bali. Join us for our honest conversation about what it takes to be a traveling photographer, to earn a living abroad and to power through the ups and downs of the lifestyle. Recently, Lola's started teaching herself how to use AI - or actually teaching herself how easy it is to use AI. We talk about the benefits of Photoshop's new Generative F...

Winter photography is something that I’ve been trying to get my head around for quite a while. In addition to the below zero temperatures to endure, there are technical and safety considerations to take into account. To understand this I went to one of my favorite landscape and winter photographers, Benjamin Williamson. He joins me from Maine to talk tips and tricks for good winter photography, photography in New England and his adventures in the back country in mid-winter.

Sean Tucker is a photographer, author and YouTuber with an audience of over 500,000 subscribers. His work seeks to inspire others and help guide us along our creative journey as photographers. In this episode we talk about his journey from the catholic church as a pastor to photographer and everything in between. Sean touches upon Carl Jung and encourages us to embrace paradox and uncertainty to expand our photography after we've got the gear and the initial skills. Every episode of the Big P...

Join me with photographer Coni Gajardo for this episode of the Big Photo Hunt, on-location in New Orleans, Louisiana. From photographing the French Quarter's Bourbon Street to exploring the creative Bywater neighborhood we talk about it all. Oh, and beignets; my conversation with Coni gets into some serious Cafe Du Monde beignets. I'm excited to bring you along with me to one of the most creative and distinctive cities in the United States. We'll discuss photographing the city, th...

Cuban-American immigrant Alain Gutierrez joins me to talk about his journey learning photography in Cuba. From being a self-proclaimed bad photographer and quitting his job as a professor because he couldn't teach, he found himself in the right place at the right time(s). Gutierrez has photographed some of the leaders of our generation. It's a list that includes Barack Obama, Pope Francis, the Rolling Stones and more. We talk in detail about how humility played a role in improving...