Balancing personal and work life while doing both at home can be tricky. And did Joe block Chris on Instagram?

2020 was a terrible year for everyone including photographers. Chris and Joe discuss what they learned from the past year and what they are taking forward into 2021.For more episodes, please visit w

Chris and Joe share some of their biggest challenges that they have faced as photographers and how they overcame or are working on overcoming them.

Chris and Joe discuss the differences in photography on skill vs creativity vs personal style. Also Joe's thoughts on scotch.

Chris shares some of his favorite uses for his smartphone as a photographer. Joe shares his hatred for bees.

Joe and Chris talk about what it's like to begin as a photographer and some of the very VERY basic cameras that they started with.

As photographers, we always want to see our work fully appreciated. Sadly, in today's digital age, photographers often have their work that they put so much time into quickly forgotten in a cluttered, digital-image-filled world. Making high-quality printe

Joe and Chris practice social distancing by escaping the city and getting out into nature for some photos in a local state park, Havanah Glen.

In order to practice social distancing during this quarantine, Joe and Chris try their hand at a remote podcast via webchat while discussing how they are adapting to life during Covid-19.

Ben Horne uses a unique tool for his nature and landscape photography. A large format film camera using 8x10 film. It's a form of photography that is one of the oldest yet can produce images that far surpass the quality of even the most high-end digital c