Scott Walker - Teaching, Studying, and Mastering

[@mitchellj.oconnor2508]

Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@KurtisPape]

Great discussion! On the topic of motivation, I agree if you go out without any inspiration or energy you won't get good photos but on the other hand I have forced myself to go out feeling uncertain and unmotivated and have had unexpected luck so it can still be worth while to go out if you don't feel like it.

[@officialwilder]

Yea those are good thoughts too, thanks for sharing. I guess it depends alot on your goal and if your more focused on long term or short term

[@Kellysher]

I’m new to wildlife photography, about 3 years into it. You spend the first few just collecting each bird or animal, so you have a photo. I’m finally in that place where I can “create” a photo rather than “take” a photo. Slowing down, looking at foreground, backgrounds, light, branches, angles. There are times I just don’t take any shots if the conditions aren’t right, and try to enjoy the moment. It’s darn hard to do! Great interview, I enjoy both of your work!

[@officialwilder]

Love the perspective! There is definitely a distinct difference between the two and I love how you phrased it. Appreciate the encouragement :)