PODCAST · arts
Pixels
by Beth Buelow
Dedicated to informing, inspiring, and engaging photographers at all levels. In addition to commentary on how to live into our creative potential, you'll hear conversations with professional and emerging photographers, with an emphasis on nature, still life, architecture, and abstract photography. These casual, accessible interviews speak to the “heart and art” of photography, including the photographer’s motivations, philosophy, vision, formative experiences/moments, and lessons learned. Channel hosted by Beth Buelow of Beth Buelow Photography and made possible in part by an Inspired Creator's Grant from NaturePhotographyClasses.com and Nic Stover Photography. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
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Theo Bosboom: Making the Most of Where You Are
Beth and Theo explore what it means to slow down and really take in your environment, the value of photographing close to home, and making the most of your limitations. Theo Bosboom is a passionate professional photographer from the Netherlands, specialising in nature and landscapes. He is widely...
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Guy Tal: Creative Risk, Spontaneity, and Future Hindsight
After too long away, Pixels will be posting again on your favorite podcast platforms. Lots of content coming soon! Until then, we’re fortunate to have a returning guest for today’s episode, photographer philosopher Guy Tal. Much of our conversation comes from thoughts in his latest book, Future...
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Holistic Approaches to Nature Photography with Michele Sons
Those of us who love nature photography enjoy the outdoors and its endless beauty. But how much do we stop to reflect on what it’s telling us about its own place in the world, and what it can tell us about ourselves? Michele Sons has a message that's so needed in this increasingly virtual world…
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Capturing Emotion, Not Just Images: The Magic of ICM with Kaisa Siren
How does someone go from the strictest of photographic arts – photojournalism – to building a body of work based on one of the most abstract forms of photography there is? I’m pleased to welcome Kaisa Siren to the conversation. From her home base in the Arctic Circle, Kaisa has explored both far...
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What Happens When You Put Yourself Into the Frame? with Sara Kushner
Ready for something a bit different that might make you rethink having people - or even yourself - in the frame? I'm joined by Sara Kushner, and we talk about how she got started putting herself in the frame, why her work can't be classified as glorified selfies, and what emotional, logistical…
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The Healing Power of Creativity with Alister Benn
When it comes to improving our photography, we often focus on a few areas: our creative vision, our technical and processing skills, and our gear. Those are all important, but they’re missing a critical element: YOU. In this conversation with Alister Benn, we talk about what it means to bring...
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How to Unlock Imagination in Your Photography with Wendy Bagnall
We have a million ways to plan out every aspect of our photography time, but my guest today invites us to leave room for the unexpected and in doing so, to be open to what pulls at our eyes and hearts. Wendy Bagnall is a photographic artist who lives in England. The natural landscape is the...
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How to Cultivate a Creative Mindset with Mike Pach
Michael Pach's decades of experience and adventures shine through in his thoughts on what it means to be creative, practicing mindfulness, the appeal—and sometimes challenges—of astrophotography, and forming relationships with whatever we point our camera at. Mike Pach, owner of 3 Peaks…
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What Makes Someone a Photographer? with Shanda Akin
What makes someone a photographer, and who decides? Shanda Akin has experienced a journey from the air force to the arts and has lots to share about how we see ourselves as photographers. Her love of learning is our good fortune, as we talk about valuable lessons she’s picking up in her pursuit…
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15 Years Without Looking at Others' Photography with Cole Thompson
Cole Thompson joins me for a wide-ranging and engaging conversation. You’re going to hear his thoughts on why ego is the enemy of vision, the value of seizing the moment, and the stories behind a few of his favorite images. And of course, we talk about his well-known and sometimes controversial...
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Lessons from Photography Mentors with Martha Montiel
Is there such a thing as loving photography too much? If we asked my guest today, the answer would definitely be NO! Her enthusiasm is inspiring, and so is her honest sharing about her path as a photographer. I’m pleased to welcome Martha Montiel to the conversation. She shares how her style has...
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Believe in yourself, get over yourself
Let's talk about a word we sometimes avoid when talking about our photography: PLAY. I embrace the concept even as I use every other word to describe the process. What's up with that?! Here's why play should be taken seriously and a few ideas to help shift our mindset. By the end, I hope you'll...
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The Power of Experimentation in Photography with Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero
When you bring together an engineering mind with a creative heart and insatiable curiosity, the result is the amazing work of Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero. Through our conversation, you are going to experience her as the embodiment of a spirit of play, experimentation, and thoughtfulness. We talk about…
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A Philosophical Approach to Photography with Guy Tal
Are you ready to ask yourself some big questions in the spirit of being a more expressive photographer? Guy Tal is my guest, and he's going to inspire you to think more deeply about your relationship to photography and creativity. The word “existential” comes up more than once, so I hope you’re...
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Practicing Mindfulness to Elevate Your Photography with Beth Young
Mindfulness might be something of a buzzword, but when it comes to our photography, it’s worth the effort to make it a practice, and my guest today gives us some useful tips on how to do that. In this episode, I’m speaking with photographer Beth Young. As you might expect when you get two Beths...
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Things have gotten out of control...
It's interesting that, as someone who appreciates control, I've chosen both a photography approach (abstracts, intentional camera movement) and an artistic medium (alcohol inks) that require a willingness to lose control. Wisdom from Rick Rubin and "The Creative Act" gets us in the frame of mind…
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Photographing Beauty Regardless of Conditions with Sarah Marino
Almost every single person I’ve interviewed for this channel has had one question for me: "Have you talked to Sarah Marino yet?" Well, with this episode, I can now say yes, I’ve talked with Sarah Marino! And she’s as thoughtful and generous as ever with her insights. We talk about nature first...
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The Art of Seeing Sound: Using Synesthesia in Photography with Jared Armijo
We all hear music differently, and some of us SEE music and translate that to visual art. Jerad Armijo's otherworldly photography is a visual diary of his lived experiences, partly informed by the sounds that bring colors to his imagination. We talk about his experience of chromesthesia, as well…
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From Beginner to Leading Workshops in 4 Years | Brie Stockwell on Pixels Podcast
Photographer Brie Stockwell has an energetic personality with a serene visual style. We talk about that paradox, along with finding inner peace amidst chaos, the importance of interpreting and experiencing photographs from different perspectives, and the need to detach from external opinions and...
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I'm having an affair
Love always happens when you're not looking for it. Let's explore how to become better photographers by putting down our cameras and being swept away by creative play. This is the first in a series of episodes about creativity cross-training. Mentioned: Kristy Swanson:...
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Shooting Out of Focus Completely Changed My Photography with TJ Thorne
In this episode, I’m joined by TJ Thorne. TJ has an open, curious, and playful approach to photography that comes out clearly in this conversation. We discuss comfort zones, expectations, and experimentation; balancing business and creativity and the challenges of monetizing artistic work; and...
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Crafting Stories Through Intentional Camera Movement with Stephanie Johnson
Of the photographers I've followed over the years, Stephanie Johnson has been on the most transformative journey. Our conversation explores the significance of imagination and curiosity in the creative process, using our cameras and post-processing as tools to achieve our vision. My favorite part...
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Taking a cue from Inside Out 2 (+ a social media challenge)
What makes an image "art" is more than just the observable elements; it's about evoking emotion. How can we expand our creative vocabulary to include the emotional response to images we see? And what role does social media play in helping us to do that? I make a case for practicing meaningful...
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Self-Discovery Through Photography with Pamela Sherlock
In this episode, I’m joined by Pamela Sherlock in a lively and thought-provoking discussion about curating our own work, representation in photography, stretching ourselves with self-portraiture, and the value of being part of a community of artists as a way to sustain and expand our creative...
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Gorgeous location, terrible photos (and 3 lessons learned)
Just because we're in a fabulous location doesn't mean we'll produce fabulous photos. I share my experience, along with three lessons learned, from time in the forest during a Creative Exploration workshop with TJ Thorne. Coming to you while on vacation in "Up North" Michigan! Images referenced…
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What makes your heart sing? with John Barclay
Join me in a lively conversation with John Barclay where I find myself feeling so inspired that I lose track of time! John shares his insights and thoughts into emphasizing the importance of using photography to make your heart sing. We discuss a myriad of topics from inspiration, creative ruts,...
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Combining Nature with Architectural Photography with Angie McMonigal
In today's episode I am joined by Angie McMonigal, a fine art and commercial architecture photographer based in Chicago. Angie strives to bring a detailed, thoughtful perspective to her work, whether for clients or through the workshops she leads. Having grown up surrounded by nature yet…
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Releasing Limitations and Reigniting Your Creative Fire
Could you be placing limitations on your artistic expression without fully realizing it? I share three different experiences that challenged my thinking and provide a way to work through artistic blocks that might be holding us back. There's wisdom from Stephanie Johnson, Georgia O'Keeffe, and as...
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Authenticity and Trust in Photography with Matt Payne
In this conversation, photographer Matt Payne discusses his current direction and vision in landscape photography, emphasizing the importance of exploring smaller scenes and engaging in conversation with nature. He shares his experience and lessons learned from his through hike, highlighting the...
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Trusting Your Own Vision with Tara Workman
Join us as we dive into an inspiring conversation with photographer Tara Workman about her artistic journey and the transformative shifts in her photography. Tara underscores the power of trusting oneself and embracing curiosity, urging us to maintain a beginner's mindset throughout our creative...
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5 Improv Lessons for Photography Freedom
Some hints of how we can find more ease and flow in our photography come from an unexpected place: improv. Here we explore how the principles of improv can be applied to photography. We'll look at five basic improv principles and explain how they can make a difference in how we see the world and...
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Cultivating Creative Curiosity & Releasing Control with Colleen Miniuk
Join us on an enlightening journey with Colleen Miniuk as she redefines success and discovers fulfillment beyond societal norms. Colleen shares her transformation from an overachiever to an advocate for living authentically, emphasizing the importance of experiences over achievements. Delve into...
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From Entrepreneur to Full-Time Photographer with Nic Stover
Beth Buelow of the Pixels Podcast is joined by Nic Stover in a discussion of the evolution of an artist and the difference between being a photographer and an artist. They explore two pivotal moments in Nic's artistic exploration: his visit to Santorini, Greece, and his experience at Horseshoe...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Dedicated to informing, inspiring, and engaging photographers at all levels. In addition to commentary on how to live into our creative potential, you'll hear conversations with professional and emerging photographers, with an emphasis on nature, still life, architecture, and abstract photography. These casual, accessible interviews speak to the “heart and art” of photography, including the photographer’s motivations, philosophy, vision, formative experiences/moments, and lessons learned. Channel hosted by Beth Buelow of Beth Buelow Photography and made possible in part by an Inspired Creator's Grant from NaturePhotographyClasses.com and Nic Stover Photography.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Pixels currently has 33 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
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Dedicated to informing, inspiring, and engaging photographers at all levels. In addition to commentary on how to live into our creative potential, you'll hear conversations with professional and emerging photographers, with an emphasis on nature, still life, architecture, and abstract photography....
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Pixels is created and hosted by Beth Buelow.
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