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EPISODE · Jun 5, 2025 · 1H 17M

Episode 49

from Beyond the Wild · host Ron Hayes

In this episode of Beyond the Wild Podcast, Ron, Mark and Jason engage in a lively discussion with Sony ambassador Colby Brown about his unique journey into photography, the importance of experience, and the therapeutic nature of capturing moments. Colby shares his passion for herpetology and macro photography, emphasizing the need for continuous challenge and growth in one's creative journey. The conversation also explores the importance of confidence, the influence of social media on artistic expression, and the benefits of diversifying skills in photography. Ron, Mark and Jason delve into the nuances of wildlife photography, emphasizing the importance of creativity and uniqueness in capturing images. Colby touches on the ethical considerations of using light in photography, the beauty of color variations in wildlife, and the impact of technology on the craft. Sound Bites"I just wanted to continue traveling.""It's the journey, not the end result.""I think sports helped build confidence.""I love the therapeutic nature of photography.""I need to challenge myself constantly.""Photography or art is like recipes.""Don't be afraid to fail.""I got burned out on the same landscapes.""Go get your version of it.""How can you make that elk image unique?""It's always changing.""It was born out of necessity.""It's so awesome that more people are taking this up."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Welcome02:30 Jason's Adventure and Photography Journey04:00 Colby Brown's Photography Origin Story10:03 The Importance of Experience in Photography14:54 Overcoming Fear and Building Confidence20:03 The Therapeutic Nature of Photography24:51 Passion for Herpetology and Macro Photography29:55 The Evolution of Creative Vision35:12 Diversifying Skills and Genres in Photography39:53 The Challenge of Originality in Photography42:15 Embracing Uniqueness in Wildlife Photography46:43 The Art of Using Light Creatively51:48 Understanding Wildlife and Ethical Photography56:10 The Beauty of Color Variations in Snakes01:01:00 The Impact of Technology on Wildlife Photography01:10:16 The Importance of Community in PhotographyLinksInstagram@ColbyBrownPhotographyWebsitewww.ColbyBrownPhotography.comThanks for tuning in to the Beyond the Wild Podcast. Don't forget to subscribe to stay notified about upcoming episodes for your listening and viewing pleasure! Beyond the Wild Podcast is sponsored by Pictureline.com and Canon USA.

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In this episode of Beyond the Wild Podcast, Ron, Mark and Jason engage in a lively discussion with Sony ambassador Colby Brown about his unique journey into photography, the importance of experience, and the therapeutic nature of capturing moments. Colby shares his passion for herpetology and macro photography, emphasizing the need for continuous challenge and growth in one's creative journey. The conversation also explores the importance of confidence, the influence of social media on artistic expression, and the benefits of diversifying skills in photography. Ron, Mark and Jason delve into the nuances of wildlife photography, emphasizing the importance of creativity and uniqueness in capturing images. Colby touches on the ethical considerations of using light in photography, the beauty of color variations in wildlife, and the impact of technology on the craft.

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