Interviews - Photographers Sharing Their Skills

Renee Robyn is a fire breathing locksmith, former model turned photographer and Incredibly talented digital artist. I’ve worked with Robyn personally as she modeled for me during a shoot at a train museum and has become a good friend. She takes a few minutes to share with us her successes, failures and inspirations as well as a tip on how to improve your photography right now. Have a look at her stunning work.

Seattle photographer Nicole Young’s advice for what you can do right now to become a better photographer is to “Stop reading and get out with your camera! Make some beautiful photographs, and then make some more.” In this episode of our photographer interview series, Nicole shares her favorite image along with a few more as well as her thoughts on success, failure and what she’d do if she could start all over again.

Photographer and writer Andrew S Gibson answers a few of my questions about his success, failure, influences and more. He thinks that the number one thing you can do to improve your photography, right now is “Pick a single skill that you want to improve (for example, portraiture) then learn everything you can about it and practice, practice, practice.”

Jay Patel shares the story of how he got started in photography. As his pivotal moment involves the Sol Duc waterfall in Oregon, he’s also shared 3 tips for photographing a waterfall.

World renowned nature and wildlife photographer Martin Bailey, based out of Tokyo Japan, answers some questions on photography. He and I agree on the question about the one thing people can do to improve their photography right now.