🚨 Warning: This episode may cause sudden urges to book a flight, start a photography career, or debate whether wearing a disguise makes you a better wildlife photographer.
We’re back with Part 2 of our interview with the one and only Art Wolfe, and things get even more interesting this time around:
🗺️ He talks about filming Travels to the Edge—a show so intense they shot 30 hours of footage for a single episode.
🐪 We learn that camels don’t like baseball caps.
📷 He shares personal stories about Galen Rowell, David duChemin, and the friendships that shape a photographer’s journey.
🌍 We get real about climate change, cultural shifts, and why he sometimes regrets making certain locations famous.
🌮 And of course, we talk food—because what’s an episode without discussing the best global cuisines?
Art also has some brutally honest advice for aspiring photographers—it’s not about the money, it’s about the passion. Oh, and he also casually mentions that he once disabled bulldozers at 13 to save a forest. (Don’t try this at home, kids.)
🔥 If you love adventure, photography, and a great story, this episode is for you. Grab your headphones and hit play!
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