{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Conservation Storytelling with Jaymi Heimbuch & Anne Readel","description":"Nature and wildlife photographers seeking to put their images to work for the good of the planet will love this week\u2019s podcast. Our first guest, Jaymi Heimbuch, founded the Conservation Visual Storytellers Academy to teach photographers how to connect their pictures to a larger purpose. Listen in as Heimbuch discusses ways to harness the three A\u2019s\u2014Action, Audience, and Affect\u2014and successfully target the people you want to reach with your work. After a break, we hear from Heimbuch\u2019s star student, Anne Readel, who reveals how the viral spread of her story on No-Mow May enabled her to recast her message with different angles, increasing the story\u2019s reach. Stay to the end for Readel\u2019s offbeat story about living with your urban turkey neighbors. Please join us for this inspiring discussion about conservation storytelling, and learn how the aforementioned three A\u2019s can be used to craft the focus of your nature and wildlife pictures and expand their impact. Guests: Jaymi Heimbuch and Anne Readel Episode Timeline 3:28: What is Conservation Photography? 7:00: The power of a call to action 8:40: Quick synopsis of the Conservation Visual Storytellers Academy 9:37: A look inside the Visual Storytellers Style quiz 12:25: Putting your visual storyteller style to use 14:00: Conservation stories are happening right outside your door 16:22: The effortless impact of No-Mow May 17:12: Pitching conservation stories and photo \/ text packages 19:08: The importance of the three A\u2019s \u2013 Action, Audience, Affect 20:15: Tips for reverse engineering a photo story 21:03: Where to pitch photo stories and how to get an editor\u2019s attention 23:18: Jaymi Heimbuch\u2019s gear tips for cameras and lenses 24:47: Two trends in lens types: wide angle macros for insects and telephoto zooms for birds 27:28: Jaymi\u2019s favorite brand of camera bag, plus backpacks vs messenger bags 28:52: Episode break 30:12: Anne Readel\u2019s first Sony camera and subsequent upgrades 31:06: Situations where Anne still uses her first crop sensor camera 32:30: Anne\u2019s go-to options for lenses 34:10: Anne\u2019s discovery of Conservation Storytelling 101 35:00: Getting to the goal line with publishing conservation stories 37:58: Anne\u2019s tips for turning scientific data into pictures with impact   38:46: Making pictures to make your point and spur people to action 39:46: More on No-Mow May and Anne\u2019s goal for the story 40:42: Recasting a story to appeal to multiple audiences and expand its impact 42:57: Focus on stories that get you excited 44:45: Countering negative media bias with a positive message \u2013 giving urban turkeys a different spin 46:12: How to catch up with Jayme and Anne For further details about our guests, their gear, and image galleries of their conservation photography, check out this episode on the B&H Explora blog at: https:\/\/www.bhphotovideo.com\/explora\/podcasts\/photography\/conservation-storytelling-with-jaymi-heimbuch-anne-readel Photograph \u00a9 Anne Readel ","author_name":"B&H Photography Podcast","author_url":"https:\/\/www.bhphotovideo.com\/explora\/podcast","html":"