Started from the beginning and been working my way through. As a new amateur photographer (1.5 years) - Nick’s podcast has been great for me. I am an all or nothing guy, so when I am not working at my day to day - I am all in with this hobby and this podcast has been a great resource for me in my journey. Appreciate the content, candor and experience that Nick brings to the microphone.

This podcast is one of if not the best landscape photographers podcast there is out there. Tons of amazing guests, topics and tips. There is so much info to take in that I often listen to these over and over. Any photographer or outdoor enthusiast should have this on their playlist.

I’ve listened to every episode multiple times. I have learned so much and feel this has directed me into the place I want to be in my Photograghy. I was also fortunate to attend an Iceland workshop with Nick as well as a lumenzia Boot Camp. He’s a first class teacher!

While it’s way helpful and I have taken lots of tips out of it. Right from gear talks and little accessories. Peak into professional photographer styles while they come in show. Some really influential ones like Marc Adamus , Ryan Dyar , Michael shainblum . Waiting for Daniel Kordan, max rive , lovely narrator Elia Locardi, enricco fossati to be on show some day and see what they have under their sleeves which creates such images . Yes podcast is awesome but it’s sometime too talkative and not informative. I guess somehow it should have more content on composition ( don’t know how) , creative processing of images ( ways and ideas), planning trip for amateurs , technical stuff ( like to what height from ground camera should be so that photographs come with great depth ).

Excellent and inspirational content from Nick as always. Thanks for everything you do.

Fantastic content. Superb and pleasing editing. Applicable tools and tips. Beginner friendly.. whats more to ask? The Landscape Photography Podcast has it all. I highly recommend this podcast to every photographer.

This guy is a joke. He will talk smack to you about your photography and play drone police because he gets jealous of others work.

Love it, just wish it was weekly!

My only criticism is the frequency of episodes. Nick is my favorite teacher of photography. After a half-dozen tutorials, I could not understand photoshop. Nick broke it down for me. His are the first and only tutorials for which I paid money and it was worth every penny. The depth of the topic varies, and is reflected in the length. With so many podcasts trying to fill a set length, it feels like Nick values my time by not attempting to fill a particular length of time. I’ve received some of the most honest feedback about my photography through my interactions with other listeners. Nick approaches topics with humility. He speaks about his own experience, but he will bring “experts” on topics deemed important by his listeners. Thomas Heaton, Rick Sammon, Ryan Dyar and others show up to talk photography and nerd out.

I just started getting into photography and I found these podcasts and after listening to the first one it gave me more confidence on my pictures and makes me love this so much more