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EPISODE · Apr 30, 2026 · 1H 2M

Episode 87

from Beyond the Wild · host Ron Hayes

In this episode, Jason Loftus shares his recent adventure in Milky Way photography. He describes the meticulous planning involved, using tools like PhotoPills to scout locations and plan shots. Jason highlights the excitement of experimenting with new techniques, such as using light panels for low-light foregrounds and capturing the Milky Way core during optimal conditions. His enthusiasm for learning is evident, as he is now inspired to try new gear, such as the Canon RF 14mm lens that was just announced. Nonetheless, Jason captured stunning night-sky images with his current gear, as well as some incredible drone photography. This is a great episode that explores new photographic challenges and the satisfaction of creating unique visual art. The crew also discusses a wide range of other wildlife photography topics, including the impact of social media and other outdoor adventures. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Catch-Up on Wildlife Photography03:04 Spring Wildlife Updates and Social Media Changes06:01 The Ethics of Sharing Wildlife Locations11:46 Milky Way Photography Adventures21:00 Editing Techniques and Equipment for Night Photography33:19 Exploring Night Photography Techniques35:08 Innovative Photography Ideas and Challenges37:52 Upcoming Events and Community Engagement39:07 Sage Grouse Photography Adventures46:02 Pro Tips for Wildlife Photography48:41 Maximizing Comfort in the Field54:49 Youth Camps and Community OutreachThanks 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.LinksPictureline.com - https://www.pictureline.com/Canon_RF_14MMCanon USA - https://www.usa.canon.com

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In this episode, Jason Loftus shares his recent adventure in Milky Way photography. He describes the meticulous planning involved, using tools like PhotoPills to scout locations and plan shots. Jason highlights the excitement of experimenting with new techniques, such as using light panels for low-light foregrounds and capturing the Milky Way core during optimal conditions. His enthusiasm for learning is evident, as he is now inspired to try new gear, such as the Canon RF 14mm lens that was just announced. Nonetheless, Jason captured stunning night-sky images with his current gear, as well as some incredible drone photography. This is a great episode that explores new photographic challenges and the satisfaction of creating unique visual art. The crew also discusses a wide range of other wildlife photography topics, including the impact of social media and other outdoor adventures.

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