Ethical Landscape Photography and How Psychology Influences the Creative Process with Matt Payne
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Episode 1: Welcome to the very first episode of the Outdoor Photography Podcast!  Today, I sit down with Colorado-based landscape photographer, Matt Payne, to chat about:

  • How mindset and the psychology of competition can impact the creative process
  • How social media and advanced post-processing techniques have influenced the public’s perception of the natural world and of photography as an artform
  • How to balance self-expression and creativity with maintaining the integrity or reality of a scene being photographed
  • The importance of putting nature first in outdoor photography
  • And so much more!

LINKS MENTIONED:

Websites: https://www.mattpaynephotography.com/ and http://100summits.com/ 

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F-Stop Collaborate & Listen Podcast

Natural Landscape Photography Awards

Nature First: The Alliance for Responsible Nature Photography

Outdoor Photography School Manifesto

More Than a Rock, by Guy Tal

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Matt Payne is a landscape photographer living in Durango, Colorado, USA. Much of his photography has focused on his life-long goal to climb the one-hundred highest mountains in Colorado which he completed in 2017. Matt is a co-founder of the Nature First Photography Alliance and the Natural Landscape Photography Awards, and he is also the host of the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen Podcast, which you should definitely check out if you haven’t already!