Today's guest, former White House photographer Pete Souza, is a bucket-list item for me. - I started Behind the Shot because I am a fan of great photography, or more specifically great photographers.

I often talk about how much I love being a part of the photo community. I have made such amazing friends being around this world of creativity, and today's show is the product of those friendships. Th

One of the best parts of doing this podcast is getting to see the amazing photography community at work. I mentioned this a few weeks ago when I had Kersten Luts (Creative Portraits and Headshots) on

I am so excited to haveDavid Dewhurstback on the show again! - David is one of those legends that I could talk to everyday. His work spans through multiple genres, and has consistently stood the tes

Rick Sammonhas been referred to as the Godfather of Photography, because he is one of the best there is. He jokes that he "specializes in not specializing", but the reality is that he understands lig

Jefferson Graham is a Manhattan Beach, California based writer-photographer, educator, andthe host/producer of the travel photography series"Photowalks with Jefferson Graham", which streams onYouTu

It looks like I will owe Dave Williams a beer, or whisk(e)y. Dave is one of the best there is, and I am so lucky that he's been on the show a few times. Well, a few weeks ago Dave emailed me to introd

A few episodes ago I talked about how I edit and finish some of my images in the episodes onDodge & Burn +and Photoshop + Nik Color Efex Pro + Nik Silver Efex Pro.After those shows went live I rece

David Bergman has been on the show many times. Along with twice on the normal shows, first back on Episode 48 for "Composition, Creativity, and Workflow", and then on Episode 137 for a "Making Better

A few episodes ago I talked about masking in Lightroom, which is one of my favorite new features in the program. It wasn't a deep dive into masking, but a demonstration of how I use masks in Lightroom