F-Stop Collaborate and Listen

I very quickly learned that I liked Matt's interview style and thoughtful questions. I think I hear almost every episode his guest saying at least once, "That's a really good question." So, it means he does his homework. I also enjoy that he has a variety of guests. Case in point, long-time greats like Art Wolfe and much newer photographers like Michael Rung -- these happen to be back to back. He also had street photographer Kamal X. Which was great becasue it gave a few different perspectives to photography -- not a landscape photographer and also a POC. I think it gives a more well-rounded view of photography. Thanks for a very thoughtful podcast.

I've been listening to F-stop, Collaborate, and Listen for a while now. Lately, I've been diving in to see how this Podcast has influenced my photography, and there’s been a big change. The conversations with professionals whose techniques are tried and true have been impactful and valuable. Each guest has a unique story and experience with photography, and infusing that experience into my workflow has been helpful. Much of it is due to Matt Payne's engaging conversation with each guest. This Podcast is a must for anyone who wants to further explore their deep connection to photography by listening to what others have experienced. It's one of the absolute best. Be sure to support their Patreon, as it keeps this quality Podcast up and running.

I've been listening for a few years now and the show has introduced me to so many awesome photographers that I wouldn't have otherwise known about. Love the conversations. Love it all.

Having been one of this podcasts early listeners, I am blown away by the fact that after 300 consecutive weekly episodes, Matt Payne manages to keep each episode fresh, fun, and above all, informative. The vast array of guests that Matt has managed to get onto the show have all shared thought provoking ideas, approaches and experiences that have been a big part in my growth as a photographer. Please consider finding this podcast on Patreon, and become a supporter of this fantastic program. In doing so, you also will gain access to early release of the podcast episodes. On a scale from one to five, this podcast is a perfect ten!