A podcast for photographers who want to make a positive impact
The Photographers for People & Planet podcast is a space to discuss issues of sustainability, ethics, diversity and inclusion on the context of being a professional photographer.
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- When a location becomes popular for destination weddings and elopements, the impacts to the local vendors can be huge. In this episode, I chat with Lauren Chambers from LIT Photography NI about how she's embracing a more sustainable approach to destination elopement photography workshops to promote a more responsible and ethical approach to photographing overseas. […]
- What happens when you get to a wedding day and the clients have a balloon release or some other activity planned that you know if incredibly damaging to the environment? Do you still photograph it? That's a dilemma I've faced in the past, and after speaking with Aida from My Wedding Season Podcast, I'm not […]
- In this episode, I introduce two key terms when looking at your impact as a photographer or media creator – footprint and brainprint. Want to learn more? Read the blogpost for photographic examples: https://photographersforpeopleandplanet.com/understanding-footprint-brainprint-in-photography/
- This episode is a quick introduction to the newly rebranded podcast. Formerly titled "The Entrepreneurial Expedition", the podcast has rebranded to align with the work of Photographers for People and Planet. Future episodes and collaborations will focus on issues of sustainability, ethics, diversity, and inclusion and how they relate to running a professional photography business.
- In this episode, we take a dive into conscious copywriting, and look at some of the most popular destination wedding 'buzzwords' and how their use can be problematic. Read the blog: https://adventureweddingacademy.com/conscious-copywriting-12-words-to-eliminate-in-your-marketing/
- At the end of each wedding season, I sit down and do an energy audit across my businesses. This slower time of year allows me to reflect on the months that have passed, and they help me to make sure that the work I do over the winter months is fully aligned with where I […]