EP 33 | Why You Need To Take Chances, Antarctica, Staying Current & More w. Photographer Dave Sandford

In a recent episode of my podcast, I had the pleasure of speaking with wildlife photographer Dave Sandford. Our conversation was incredibly insightful and covered a variety of topics related to the field of wildlife photography.

Dave has a unique perspective when it comes to capturing images of wildlife, and he shared many of his techniques and philosophies with me. One of the key takeaways from our conversation was the importance of taking chances when it comes to wildlife photography.

According to Dave, you need to be willing to put yourself in the right place at the right time in order to capture that perfect shot. This might mean venturing out into harsh weather conditions or waiting patiently for hours in order to get the shot you want.

We also discussed Dave’s famous Lake Eerie series, which features stunning images of waves during winter storms. Dave explained how he was able to capture these images and the process he went through to create a series of images that told a story.

In addition to discussing his Lake Eerie series, Dave also shared some of his experiences in Antarctica. He explained how the landscape and wildlife there were unlike anything he had ever seen before, and how he was able to capture some truly unique and breathtaking images.

Throughout our conversation, Dave emphasized the importance of making the most of every opportunity you get as a wildlife photographer. This might mean being prepared with the right gear and equipment, or simply having the right mindset and attitude.

Finally, we talked about the power of a series of work in wildlife photography. Dave explained how creating a series of images that tell a story can be incredibly impactful and engaging for viewers.

In conclusion, my conversation with Dave Sandford was incredibly informative and inspiring. If you’re interested in learning more about how to do wildlife photography, I highly recommend listening to our conversation. With the insights and techniques shared by Dave, you’ll be well on your way to capturing stunning images of the natural world.