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Beyond the Wild

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  • Beyond the Wild

    Episode 81

    03/03/2026 | 1h 8 mins.
    Scott Keys provides a fun, highly energetic discussion, detailing his journey into wildlife photography and his gradual full immersion in the wild. He excels at his craft and shares his passion for a pure approach to wildlife photography. And now he shares his equipment expertise on his YouTube channel, Wildlife Inspired, and provides guided workshops for new and emerging wildlife photography enthusiasts.

    Chapters
    00:00 Weather Patterns and Environmental Concerns
    03:06 Wildlife Photography and the Elk Debate
    06:09 Transitioning to Gear Reviews and Content Creation
    09:10 Building Authentic Relationships with Brands
    12:03 Navigating Product Endorsements and Ethics
    14:48 Customer Service and Brand Loyalty in Photography
    17:49 Finding Balance Between Content Creation and Field Work
    21:08 Exploring Birding Opportunities and Ethical Photography
    24:06 The Importance of Supporting Small Businesses
    27:00 Challenges of Copycat Products in the Market
    29:58 The Future of Wildlife Photography and Personal Goals
    39:16 The Thrill of Birdwatching and Photography
    42:52 Exploring Native Plants and Macro Photography
    49:15 Connecting with Nature Through Insects
    55:31 The Journey of a Wildlife Photographer
    01:01:15 Building a Reputation in Wildlife Photography

    Wildlife Inspired Links
    @wildlifeinspired
    IG
    @WildlifeInspired
    YouTube: Wildlife Inspired w/ Scott Keys
    www.wildlifeinspired.com
    Web

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  • Beyond the Wild

    Episode 80

    20/02/2026 | 1h 4 mins.
    In this episode of Beyond the Wild, hosts Mark Raycroft and Jason Loftus continue their conversation with wildlife photographer Nick White, diving deep into the ethics of wildlife photography, cultural differences in practices, and the importance of community and discussion in the field. They explore Nick's new wildlife photography club initiative, balancing work and passion, and his exciting van build project for wildlife adventures. The episode emphasizes the significance of ethical practices, community engagement, and the joy of exploring North America's diverse wildlife.

    Chapters

    00:00 Exploring Wildlife Photography Ethics
    09:28 Cultural Perspectives on Wildlife Photography
    27:24 Building Community in Wildlife Photography
    35:44 Networking in Photography Communities
    36:12 Learning from Every Photographer
    37:10 The Focus of Wildlife Photography Clubs
    38:01 The Depth of Wildlife Photography
    42:18 Balancing Photography with Day Jobs
    48:19 The Importance of Quality Printing
    51:07 Managing Hobbies and Passions
    53:47 Building a Mobile Photography Studio
    56:57 Exploring North America’s Wildlife
    01:01:01 Community and Future Plans

    Nick White Links:
    www.ththickofitphotography.com
    Photography Website

    www.QuintePhotoServices.com
    Business Website

    https://www.instagram.com/wildfocusquinte/
    In-Person Wildlife Photography Club

    @wildly.thick.of.it
    Instagram

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  • Beyond the Wild

    Episode 79

    14/02/2026 | 1h 1 mins.
    In this two-part episode of Beyond the Wild, hosts Mark Raycroft and Jason Loftus are joined by guest Nick White. They explore Nick’s unique experiences living and working in Scotland, including his stint as a lobster fisherman in the North Sea. The conversation delves into the dangers at sea, the beauty of wildlife encounters, and the state of ecosystems in the UK, all while highlighting Nick’s journey from a hobbyist to a passionate wildlife photographer. The crew discusses the differences between conservation models in North America and the UK, and the beauty of photographing wildlife. Nick shares personal experiences photographing red stags and the tranquillity of the Highlands, emphasizing how nature provides a sense of calm and connection to the environment.

    Chapters

    00:00 Winter Wonderland and Podcast Introduction
    02:54 The Impact of Weather on Wildlife Photography
    05:57 Meeting Nick White: A Local Photographer
    08:52 The Role of Social Media in Wildlife Photography
    12:01 Life in Scotland: A Unique Experience
    16:08 The Dangers of Lobster Fishing in the North Sea
    24:06 Wildlife Encounters and Sustainable Practices
    29:50 Photography Journey: From Hobby to Passion
    35:00 Wildlife Ecosystem Imbalance in the UK
    35:24 Conservation Models: A Comparative Analysis
    39:41 Wildlife Photography: Capturing Nature's Beauty
    43:15 Experiences in the Scottish Highlands
    51:29 The Red Stag Experience: A Unique Adventure
    57:40 The Magic of Nature: Finding Calm in the Wild

    Nick White Links
    www.ththickofitphotography.com
    Website

    @wildly.thick.of.it
    Instagram

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  • Beyond the Wild

    Episode 78

    05/02/2026 | 1h 24 mins.
    In this episode, Jason Loftus recounts his experiences at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, highlighting the bird migration phenomenon and stunning photography opportunities available there. Mark and Ron reflect on their experiences with waterfowl migration, the impact of weather patterns on waterfowl migration, and the beauty of bird gathering locations. Jason discusses the photography and video techniques he used to document the massive gathering of snow geese and sandhill cranes, and he also details the lenses and techniques he used to capture inspiring images of birds in flight.

    Sound Bites

    "Every image looks better in print."
    "Why are we doing this crazy thing?"
    "Instagram is just not that tool."
    "It's still great content."
    "DJI drones dominate the market."
    "High ISO performance is improving."
    "Mark took 80,252 photos in 10 weeks."
    "The days are getting longer."
    "Make it happen if you can."
    "I loved hearing about Bosque."
    "It's amazing to witness."

    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates
    08:56 The Value of Printed Memories
    14:53 Reflections on Social Media and Photography
    20:51 Navigating Instagram's Changing Landscape
    30:00 Exciting News in Photography Gear
    36:12 Drones and Their Impact on Photography
    41:54 High ISO Performance and Photography Techniques
    48:00 Experiences at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge
    54:14 Reflections on Migration and Timing
    56:12 Weather Patterns and Their Impact on Wildlife
    58:01 The Beauty of Bird Migration
    01:00:05 Photography Techniques and Opportunities

    Links

    www.bayphoto.com
    Photo Books

    @JamieBWild
    IG Porcupine video

    Chiara Talia
    @ChiaraTalia_Birds
    Social Media Challenges for Photographers

    Winners of the Guess Mark’s Musk Ox Trip Image Tally Contest

    Todd Yankauskas
    hightrailphotography

    Deborah (YouTube)
    @BearTalkDeborah

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  • Beyond the Wild

    Episode 77

    31/01/2026 | 54 mins.
    In this episode of Beyond the Wild Podcast, the hosts introduce guest Jay Grunig, a law enforcement officer and wildlife photographer, who shares the therapeutic benefits of photography for mental health. The conversation explores the importance of family in outdoor activities and the sense of community within the wildlife photography world. Jay offers valuable tips for capturing wildlife images, emphasizing the significance of understanding animal behavior and being aware of surroundings. Jay discusses the intricacies of wildlife photography, focusing on understanding animal behavior, the excitement of the bison rut, and the joy of outdoor experiences.
    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Personal Updates
    03:04 The Northern Lights Experience
    06:00 Meet Jay Grunig: The Photographer's Journey
    11:58 The Importance of Family in Outdoor Activities
    17:59 Photography as a Coping Mechanism
    24:00 Building Community Through Photography
    29:58 Tips for Wildlife Photography
    30:58 Understanding Animal Behavior for Photography
    32:27 The Bison Rut Experience
    34:58 Favorite Subjects in Wildlife Photography
    37:34 The Joy of Outdoor Experiences
    39:34 The Connection Between Photography and Nature
    40:33 Camera Equipment and Evolution
    43:01 Capturing Intimate Moments with Wildlife
    45:57 Anticipating Future Wildlife Photography Adventures

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Great photos are made by being in the right place at the right time … and having the right equipment. Beyond the Wild dives deeper into the strategies that are necessary to improve the odds of capturing amazing footage of wildlife and their iconic behaviour.
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