Today, we speak with the one and only Ingrid Weyland—and what a privilege it is to have her on the show! It may have taken two years to persuade her, but trust us, it was worth the wait.Ingrid takes us on a journey through Topography of Fragility, her powerful and thought-provoking project, and shares the jaw-dropping accident that led her to create something truly extraordinary.This is a conversation about art, resilience, and the unexpected moments that shape creativity. Don’t miss it on The Dirty Negative!

• Website: Ingrid Weyland Official Website
• Instagram: @ingridwey
• Facebook: Ingrid Weyland
• LinkedIn: Ingrid Weyland

We sit down with photographer and cricket enthusiast Murray Livingstone. Murray shares his deep love for Scotland’s rugged landscapes and the unique way he explores them—through his trusty campervan, which serves as both his transport and his creative base for capturing breathtaking scenes.Filled with stories of passion, adventure, and artistic vision.

• Website: Murray Livingston Photography
• Mastodon: @murraylivingston@mas.to
• Linktree: Linktree - Murray Livingston Photography

In this episode, we meet Bubbles herself—Colleen Miniuk. There aren’t many people like Colleen, and it’s easy to see why she’s been so successful. Her infectious enthusiasm, passion for life, and deep love for photography make her truly one of a kind.Colleen takes us on a journey through the story behind the best image she’s ever created, sharing the emotions, challenges, and inspirations that shaped it. And of course, we talk about Bubbles—though rest assured, it has nothing to do with Little Britain!Don’t miss this fun, insightful, and inspiring conversation on The Dirty Negative!

• Official Website: colleenminiuk.com
• Instagram: @colleenminiuk
• Facebook: Colleen Miniuk Photography
• Twitter: @colleenminiuk

In this episode, we sit down with Tim Parkin, landscape photographer and publisher. Tim shares what it takes to run a magazine, the inspiration behind the Natural Landscape Awards, and some unforgettable stories from the rock and roll scene of the '90s. Don't miss this fascinating conversation!

On Landscape's Social Media:

• On Landscape Magazine: onlandscape.co.uk
• Twitter: @on_landscape
• Facebook: @onlandscape
• Instagram: @onlandscapemag

For more information about his work:

• Tim Parkin's Website: timparkin.net
• Instagram: @timonlandscape
• Midge Specs: https://midgespecs.net/
• Natural Landscape Photography Awards: naturallandscapeawards.com

In this episode, we speak with acclaimed photographer and writer Guy Tal, who shares his deep passion for the wilderness and the art of storytelling. Through his evocative imagery and thoughtful prose, Guy offers a fascinating insight into his journey—what led him to photography, how nature shapes his creative vision, and why he believes in the power of personal expression over mere documentation.Join us as we explore the philosophy behind his work, his love for the untamed landscapes of the American West, and the deeper meaning he finds in both photography and writing. Don't miss this inspiring conversation on The Dirty Negative!

• Website: guytal.com
• Facebook: facebook.com/guytalphoto

In this episode, we chat with photographer Chris Harrison about his passion for capturing the quirky, vibrant essence of Brighton’s South Coast. From offbeat street art to the raw character of seaside life, Chris documents the city’s ever-evolving cultural landscape with a keen eye for the unusual.Join us as we explore his love for storytelling through photography, the charm of Brighton’s eccentric streets, and what drives him to preserve these fleeting moments. Don’t miss this deep dive into the art of urban observation on The Dirty Negative!

• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisharrison_photo

• Website: https://www.chrisharrison.co.uk/gallery

Francesco Carovillano is undoubtedly an avid travel photographer whose work has been celebrated worldwide. In this interview, however, he dives deeper, sharing details about the release of his latest book and his journey into the enchanting forests of Fontainebleau, France. Francesco takes us along as he retraces the steps of old master painters who found inspiration in these very woods, exploring their motivations and the timeless allure that drew them to capture its beauty. This conversation offers a glimpse into Francesco’s artistic journey and his quest to connect with the spirit of classic artistry in a modern world. 🔗 https://www.francescocarovillano.com/ 🔗 https://www.terryliveseyphotography.co.uk/ 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/TerryLivesey 🔗 https://lewisjamesphillips.com/ 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/@LewisJamesPhillips 🔗 If you want to start a photography business, then my new book helps you with all aspects of the business of photography: https://amzn.eu/d/7x73kHl

In this episode, we’re thrilled to welcome Jeff Freestone, a renowned Australian landscape photographer with a deep love for capturing the wild beauty of Australia’s High Country. Jeff shares his unique experiences photographing the rugged landscapes, offering insights into the artistry and challenges of capturing the raw, untamed nature of the region. We explore his creative journey, discuss the nuances of Aussie humor, and even dive into some unforgettable encounters with Australia’s infamous snakes. Jeff’s stories bring to life the spirit of the Australian wilderness and his passion for photography, making this a must-listen for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike! 🔗 https://freestonephotography.com/ 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/@jeff_freestone 🔗 https://www.terryliveseyphotography.co.uk/ 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/TerryLivesey 🔗 https://lewisjamesphillips.com/ 🔗 https://www.youtube.com/@LewisJamesPhillips 🔗 If you want to start a photography business, then my new book helps you with all aspects of the business of photography: https://amzn.eu/d/7x73kHl