Welcome to episode 209 of F-Stop Collaborate and Listen!
This week I was joined by a photographer living in the Bay Area in California - Richard Wong.
Richard has been a prolific landscape photographer for over 20 years and has seen the industry shift significantly over that time. He also happens to be an expert in search engine optimization.
Richard began his journey in the film days and his approaches to photographer have mostly remained true to that approach in the digital age.
In this episode, Richard and I discuss some fairly heavy and controversial topics, including:
Over on Patreon this week, Richard and I tackle the uncomfortable topic of plagiarism in landscape photography.
Be sure to scroll down to see all of Richard's amazing photographs! His bio photo courtesy of Christopher Michel.
Here's who Richard recommended for the podcast this week:
Other items mentioned on the show:
1. Richard's Fine Art Prints website.
2. Exclusive 1:1 Experiences with Matt Payne.
3. The Bamboo Ceiling.
4. Natural Landscape Photography Awards.
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