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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2025 · 1H 4M

Conservation Through Documentation | Photographer Andrew Laulman

from Open Shutter Live · host Paul Yeghouchian

On this episode, I'm joined by Andrew — a passionate photographer, conservationist, and storyteller who sees the world through a nature-loving lens. With a background in Conservation Biology from the University of Toronto, Andrew brings a deep respect for the environment into every frame he captures.We explore his love for spontaneous photo walks, hiking adventures, and the art of pet photography — including tips for snapping playful, personality-filled pet portraits. Andrew also volunteers with Paws and Tails, using his skills to help animals find their forever homes.From short-form viral content to long-form storytelling, Andrew dives into the challenges of going viral, why it’s hard to replicate, and how he’s shifting toward conservation-focused videography in hopes of securing brand sponsorships for environmental projects.We also chat about his experience with wildfires, his take on Canada’s role in climate change, and how solo travel shapes his creativity and perspective.A must-listen for creators, nature lovers, and anyone trying to find purpose behind the lens.You can follow Andrew belowhttps://www.instagram.com/laulmanvisuals/Follow Open Shutter for future show announcements!https://www.instagram.com/openshutteryoutube/like and subscribe:)

On this episode, I'm joined by Andrew — a passionate photographer, conservationist, and storyteller who sees the world through a nature-loving lens. With a background in Conservation Biology from the University of Toronto, Andrew brings a deep respect for the environment into every frame he captures.We explore his love for spontaneous photo walks, hiking adventures, and the art of pet photography — including tips for snapping playful, personality-filled pet portraits. Andrew also volunteers with Paws and Tails, using his skills to help animals find their forever homes.From short-form viral content to long-form storytelling, Andrew dives into the challenges of going viral, why it’s hard to replicate, and how he’s shifting toward conservation-focused videography in hopes of securing brand sponsorships for environmental projects.We also chat about his experience with wildfires, his take on Canada’s role in climate change, and how solo travel shapes his creativity and perspective.A must-listen for creators, nature lovers, and anyone trying to find purpose behind the lens.You can follow Andrew belowhttps://www.instagram.com/laulmanvisuals/Follow Open Shutter for future show announcements!https://www.instagram.com/openshutteryoutube/like and subscribe:)

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