A few weeks ago I had the pleasure of speaking with Perrin Adams on his podcast Great Big Photography World. In this hour-long conversation, we spoke at length about a great many things including my work surrounding the volcanic eruptions in Iceland and running photography workshops.
Below are a few of the talking points:
- How I figured out when to trust my gut versus when to plan everything out for wild landscapes
- What it’s actually like to shoot volcanoes and why every eruption is completely different
- Why I run drone workshops in terrible weather and what people really learn from that experience
- How growing up in crowded Belgium made me crave wide open spaces and quiet
- Learning everything on your own, from volcanic science to telling stories with pictures
- Why sometimes the best photo doesn’t need any editing – just good light and timing
If you’re interested in hearing my thoughts, you can listen to the podcast below. Enjoy!
Listen To The Great Big Photography World Podcast
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