Beyond the Wild

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Beyond the Wild

Great photos are made by being in the right place at the right time … and having the right equipment. Beyond the Wild dives deeper into the strategies that are necessary to improve the odds of capturing amazing footage of wildlife and their iconic behaviour.

  1. 31 OCT

    Episode 24 - CHRIS DICKINSON: WESTERN LIFESTYLE PHOTOGRAPHER

    In this episode, Ron and Jason shift focus away from wildlife photography and welcome Chris Dickinson, a Western lifestyle photographer, to discuss the heart behind photography and the stories that drive his work. Ron and Jason first met Chris at a pictureline.com PhotoX event and were inspired by his talk. Chris’ photography is nearly cinematic, and his ability to capture the emotion of ranch life is breathtaking. In this episode, he breaks down elements of his process when entering a chaotic environment, remaining calm and capturing incredible images that tell the story in almost more detail than what is apparent to the naked eye. Chris and the BTW crew explore the importance of building relationships within the ranching community, the significance of giving back through photography, and share personal outdoor experiences that have shaped their perspectives. Chris emphasizes the emotional connection to ranch life and the value of capturing moments that tell a story while highlighting photographers’ need to do good with their craft.

    1 h y 4 min

  2. 24 OCT

    Episode 23 - FROM LIES TO LENS PREFERENCES; ANOTHER AMAZING QUESTION SESSION

    In this engaging conversation, host Ron Hayes, Jason Loftus, and Mark Raycroft play icebreaker games and delve into their recent photography adventures. They discuss the importance of spontaneity in wildlife photography, the challenges of capturing elusive subjects, and the gear they use. The episode also features listener questions about photography techniques, equipment preferences, and the joys of being in nature. The camaraderie among the hosts shines through as they share laughs and insights, making for an entertaining and informative episode.

    1 h y 5 min

  3. 17 OCT

    Episode 22 - ENTER LISA CONNOR'S MACRO-WORLD

    Guest Lisa Connor discusses her experiences capturing the beauty of nature in her local area of Ontario with hosts Mark Raycroft and Jason Loftus. Her stunning range of flora and fauna captured from a highly populated area of the province is nothing short of incredible. Lisa has used photography to learn more about the species she is photographing. Throughout her journey, she has gained a high level of interest in ecology and is now completing a degree in horticulture. She also discusses her passion for educating others about wildlife and the importance of inspiring the next generation to appreciate the outdoors. The conversation also touches on the emotional connections formed through nature experiences and the significance of conservation efforts.

    55 min

  4. 10 OCT

    Episode 21 - INSPIRATION, TOP PHOTOS, AFFORDING TRIPS & MORE

    In this Q&A episode, hosts Ron Hayes, Jason Loftus, and Mark Raycroft take on some tough questions from listeners. The hosts discuss missed opportunities in photographing certain animals and the changing dynamics of wildlife photography. They also share their favorite images and sources of inspiration. They discuss how they can afford their photography trips and their dream animals to photograph. They also touch on the topic of shooting in black and white and when it's best to use this technique. And Ron Hayes and Jason Loftus banter about a recent elk photography trip, where they discuss the experience of capturing elk stripping velvet and the unique behavior of the elk eating the velvet. Oh, and even the discussion of photographing woolly mammoths comes into the mix.

    1 h y 10 min

  5. 30 SEPT

    Episode 20 - THE MAN WHO PHOTOGRAPHED NEARLY EVERY WATERFOWL SPECIES

    Gary Kramer, an accomplished wildlife biologist, photographer, and writer, who has captured the largest collection of waterfowl images, joins Ron Hayes and Mark Raycroft to discuss his new book, Waterfowl of the World. This 540-page book has close to 1,300 amazing waterfowl images. Gary shares the inspiration behind his project and the challenges he faced in photographing every species of waterfowl on the planet. They discuss the unique behaviors and adaptations of different waterfowl species, as well as the difficulty and patience required to capture the perfect shot. The conversation also touches on the diversity of locations Gary visited and the impact of his project on taxidermists and bird photographers. In this conversation, Gary Kramer discusses his experiences photographing birds around the world and shares stories of his trips where he encountered diverse bird species and had the opportunity to get up close and observe each species’ unique behavior and characteristics.

    1 h y 10 min

  6. 19 SEPT

    Episode 19 - CANON R5 MARK II IMPRESSIONS AND WILD PHOTO TIPS FROM THE BTW PROS

    In this pro-tip podcast episode, host Ron Hayes teases the rest of the beyond the wild crew with his freshly delivered Canon EOS R5 Mark II camera. The discussion quickly dives into the new camera’s top features, and Ron already has some learnings with the Mark II including tips on selecting the best battery grip option. As Pro-Tips episode go, Jason Loftus, Mark Raycroft and Ron Hayes show up overloaded with tips on all aspects of photography. Half the battle with wildlife photography is getting to the ideal location and travel is a necessity and a pain. The BTW crew has travelled a lot to distant locations and they have some good tips and tricks to limit the pain of travel and help you arrive primed for the adventure ahead. They also delve into tips about extending CF Express card longevity, gear organization, and a plethora of ideas on how to be prepared for capture the perfect shot.

    1 h y 10 min

  7. 12 SEPT

    Episode 18 - AUDIENCE QUESTIONS ANSWERED + INITIAL THOUGHTS ON THE R5 MARK II

    In this conversation, Ron Hayes and Jason Loftus discuss their first impressions of the Canon R5 Mark II camera. They highlight the improvements in design, ergonomics, and functionality, detailing the redesigned grip, and the addition of a pre-record feature to the video mode. They also discuss the new focusing system, write speeds, dynamic range and video capabilities. The conversation segues into answering listener questions, including a discussion about food prep for backcountry trips, the team’s thoughts on where to best podcast platforms for the show and lenses for Alaska and the pros and cons. The crew ends the episode by answering a great question, “What is everyone’s bucket list destination.” Of course, the team goes into great detail, so you’ll get various perspectives in this episode.

    1 h y 10 min

  8. 29 AGO

    Episode 17 - THE AMAZING WORLD OF CONSERVATION PHOTOGRAPHY WITH OUTDOOR ADVENTURER DEIRDRE ROSENBERG

    In this episode, hosts Mark Raycroft and Jason Loftus interview Deirdre Rosenberg, a conservation photographer who shares her love for nature and photography. Growing up in northern Minnesota, surrounded by wilderness and adventure, her passion for photography started at a young age.  Deirdre's photography journey began in action sports photography. Still, it shifted to her calling: wildlife and nature conservation photography and type-2 fun, which is the joy and fulfillment of challenging experiences. Deirdre deeply appreciates the little things in nature, like pikas, and encourages others to slow down and observe the beauty around them. In this conversation, Deirdre Rosenberg shares her passion for wildlife photography and her love for capturing images of the American pika. She discusses the behavior and habitat of pikas and provides tips for photographing them. Deirdre also talks about her conservation efforts and raising funds efforts for land and wildlife conservation. She shares her experiences on backcountry trips and the importance of being immersed in the wilderness.

    1 h y 6 min
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Great photos are made by being in the right place at the right time … and having the right equipment. Beyond the Wild dives deeper into the strategies that are necessary to improve the odds of capturing amazing footage of wildlife and their iconic behaviour.

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