Podcasts have recently become much more popular, and adding a weekly podcast to your routine is a great way to feel inspired and learn new photography tips.
Whatever kind of photographer you are, there’s a show on this list for you.
We have organised them into categories such as creative inspiration, business, gear and technique, nature and wildlife, and film, so you can jump straight to what matters most to you.
Creative Inspiration & Photographer Interviews
These podcasts go beyond technical tips and into the heart of what makes photography meaningful. Each episode is built around conversations with photographers who share their personal journeys, creative vision, and what keeps them picking up a camera.
The Candid Frame
Ibarionex Perello offers an interview with a new photographer released every other week. We love it because it features emerging photographers as well as well-known counterparts. You will find more motivation in your photographic life through listening to The Candid Frame.
You can tell the host is an expert at interviewing and is very to the point when speaking to help the guests get real and share even more with listeners.
A Small Voice
A Small Voice is a long-running interview podcast hosted by photographer Ben Smith. You will hear in-depth conversations with some of the most respected names in documentary and fine art photography. The show is calm, honest, and always thought-provoking, if you want to hear what really goes into making powerful, personal work.
Ben has also joined us on the GBPW Podcast in Episode #271, where he talks about the quiet pursuit of purpose beyond the frame.
Great Big Photography World
Hosted by Perrin Adams, Great Big Photography World Podcast (GBPW Podcast) releases weekly episodes with talented photographers from all walks of life. GBPW Podcast offers life advice, photography advice, and insider tips from experienced photographers around the world. Learn from hobbyists and professional photographers alike.
FRAMES
Hosted by W Scott Olsen, FRAMES is one of those shows that really makes you feel like you are sitting down with the photographers themselves. You get deep, real conversations about the art and not just the technique. That’s what makes this a great listen, especially during editing sessions or on a long walk; it’s the kind of thing that gets stuck in your head and sparks all sorts of ideas.
The MOOD Podcast
The MOOD Podcast is for the more emotional and artistic side of photography, if that’s what gets you going. Matt Jacob invites creative types to come on and talk about their work, their vision, and what photography really means to them. The episodes are a bit more laid-back, and the conversations are really thoughtful, making them the perfect way to get inspired to create something that truly speaks to you on a personal level.
Matt has been a guest on the GBPW Podcast twice, most recently in Episode #223, where he shares his insights on cultural portrait photography and human connection.
Camera Shake
Camera Shake is an interview podcast in which some of the world’s best photographers share what drives them creatively and professionally. Hosted by Kersten Luts, this show features honest, eye-opening conversations that offer helpful tips and real stories. You will love the variety of guests and the energy that keeps each episode fresh and insightful.
LensWork
The LensWork Podcast, hosted by Brooks Jensen, offers a more profound and more insightful look at photography. It highlights the aesthetic and philosophical elements of the art, making it ideal for photographers who want to connect more with their photographs. This podcast is great for listening to short episodes that will offer you the creative inspiration to photograph differently.
The Business of Photography
Running a photography business takes more than great images. These shows cover pricing, marketing, client management, and the mindset shifts that help photographers build sustainable, profitable careers.
Photobiz Xposed
Photobiz Xposed is a podcast hosted by Andrew Hellmich that will leave you wanting to start your own photography business. Hellmich interviews photographers from all backgrounds who are making money doing what they love.
Whether you need to learn branding, accounting, social media, or other marketing techniques for your commercial photography business, these casual conversations will help you become the best through real-world experience. Keep in mind that these travelogue-style episodes are offered in a free and subscription-based version, where you get even more content, and are worth checking out.
Andrew has also joined us on the GBPW Podcast in Episode #104, sharing what it takes to build a long-running photography business show from the ground up.
Oh Shoot!
Oh Shoot! is a business-focused podcast hosted by Cassidy Lynne. You will hear relatable stories, smart marketing advice, and tips on growing a successful photography brand. This podcast is ideal for wedding and portrait photographers who want to take their work to the next level in a fun and approachable way.
The Portrait System
The Portrait System Podcast features interviews with professional wedding photographers and other leading portrait photographers who can offer true advice to grow into a successful portrait photography business.
You will learn so much more than just photographic techniques. If you are already shooting weddings, check out this show.
Hosted by Nikki Closser, who is a portrait photographer with her own successful business. If you want even more information while listening, you can join her community, which offers workshops and conferences all about building a successful photography business.
Gear, News & Photography Technique
Staying current with cameras, lenses, and industry news matters at every skill level. These podcasts cover the latest gear releases, reviews, and practical photography education in a format that fits into your day.
B&H
The B&H Photography Podcast comes directly from the renowned camera gear store located in New York. Allan Weitz, the senior copywriter for B&H is also the host of the show. You can feel the good energy coming out of his voice, and we love the free-flowing, engaging questions and commentary.
The show covers a variety of topics, from gear to photography news. The show makes for easy listening while you are editing your next shoot.
This Week in Photo (TWiP)
Host, Frederick van Johnson, takes listeners inside the biggest photography events and updates of the week. You will learn the latest industry standards and hear interviews from renowned companies and photographers.
This Week in Photo first debuted in 2008, and it is still one of the longest-running and most famous shows airing in the world of podcasts today! You will learn everything there is to know about storytelling in photography and much more.
FroKnowsPhoto
Jared Polin is an Afro-wearing photographer who loves sharing educational content on all things photography-related in FroKnowsPhoto. You will learn everything there is to know about the world of photography, including business, philosophy, and history.
Polin likes to go on fun-filled rants that will keep you entertained but also educated. The digital photography on his website helps give listeners a deeper look into the themes of the show.
Lens Shark
It’s Sharky James who takes the helm on Lens Shark, a podcast that’s got its finger on the pulse of the photography world. Covering the latest news, gear, and expert views, new episodes pop up twice a week. It’s not just serious chat and camera talk; Sharky also has a wicked sense of humour and a few opinions to share, making this a must-listen for anyone who wants to stay in the know and have a bit of fun at the same time.
Martin Bailey
If you are interested in bettering your photography and learning the art of digital storytelling, the Martin Bailey Photography Podcast is for you! His episodes are recorded in a travelogue style, which keeps listeners on the edge of their seats. We love his thoughtful mix of interviews, gear reviews, and artistic feedback to enhance your photography on every level.
Nature, Wildlife & Outdoor Photography
Wildlife, landscape, and travel photography come with their own set of challenges, from reading animal behavior to chasing the right light in remote locations. These shows are built for photographers who love working outdoors and want to go deeper into the natural world.
F-Stop Collaborate and Listen
Matt Payne is the man behind F-Stop Collaborate and Listen, where you can listen to conversations with top landscape and nature photographers, non-photographers (industry insiders), and photographers in other genres. They go deep into the nitty-gritty of their creative processes, the personal journeys that have shaped their photography, and the environmental impact of what we do with our cameras.
Matt has joined us on the GBPW Podcast twice, most recently in Episode #242, where he reflects on adventure, ego, and making a deeply personal photo book from the trail.
The Wild Eye
If nature and wildlife are your passions, then the Wild Eye Podcast by Gerry van der Walt is for you. The podcast features the knowledge, experiences, and adventures behind incredible wildlife photography. Every episode is handy for mastering your gear and understanding animal behavior. Each episode is full of tips and tricks to hone your skills and improve your time in the wild.
Beyond The Lens
Beyond The Lens is hosted by Richard Bernabe and offers a unique take on photography through the lens of travel, nature, and creative exploration. If you want to hear from National Geographic photographers, conservationists, and visual storytellers, this show is for you. Every episode is a real eye-opener, making you itch to grab your camera and see the world in a whole new way.
Film Photography & Niche Genres
Film is very much alive, and niche genres such as street photography and analog processes have passionate global communities. Whether you shoot 35mm, medium format, or simply want to slow down your creative process, these podcasts celebrate the beauty of working outside the mainstream.
Sunny 16
Analog photography is not dead, and the Sunny 16 Podcast is listening to proof. Hosts Ade, Rachel, and Graeme explore the ins and outs of film photography. You will listen to guests of all backgrounds, including galleries, artists, and authors in the world of photography.
Even better, you will learn about the business of photography when it comes to film if it’s something you would like to add to your own business model. Find new inspirations with film from emerging photographers and artists who are making film a part of their daily lives. You will truly enjoy this fun and lighthearted podcast.
Classic Camera Revival
This Canadian-based podcast is designed for people who love film photography. Classic Camera Revival covers everything there is to know in the photography industry, but with an emphasis on film. You will learn about film processing, lenses, and film cameras, among other things.
The show comes out twice monthly and includes many special guests with a true passion for film. After listening to this show, you may find yourself pulling out your old film camera once more or building a darkroom in your basement!
Slices of Time
Frederic Paulussen’s Slices of Time explores the fascinating phenomenon of street photography. Every episode goes into detail about techniques and personal stories, as well as interviews with street photographers. Whether you want to enhance your timing, gain fresh perspectives, or discover storytelling through snapshots on the street, this podcast is for you.
We hope you enjoyed the diverse range of this list of podcasts! Listening to any podcast is a great way to better your own work and connect with other photographers around the world!
Lastly, don’t forget to check out our list of the best YouTube channels for photographers.
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