If you are looking to improve your photography you in the right place. True change and growth comes from within. With today’s gear anyone can take a good image but to tell a story and may a great image you have to change your mindset. PS book your 39 minutes call now, it’s worth the time Thank you both!

We all love to talk about the images but Seth and Aaron do a masterful job of getting to the heart behind them. The stories behind what drives our obsession, those are the tales I enjoy consuming. Thanks again for the fantastic conversation.

Jessica was insufferable to listen to.

This is one of the best podcasts to help you mentally get in the zone in regards to photography. It focuses on being mentally prepared to succeed not only in your creativity but also in regards to networking and self branding. The positivity Seth brings to each episode is absolutely infectious.

After few months of break, I was eager to listen again to this podcast. Unfortunately, it is going down the drain as the conversations turn more towrds making money and episodes are filled with photography unrelated ads. Golfball ads on photogrsphy podcast?! Seriously? Note to advertisers: keep in mind that these ads are not being heard as most of the people hearing unrelated ad silmpy skips forward.

This podcast is packed full of valuable content to consume. It’s been an incredibly valuable resource for me while I continue to move forward and grow as a photographer and successful human in general. Many points discussed in episodes can be applied to many things even outside of photography. Always a great place to find inspiration and get motivated.

I was around when Seth first started the podcast and I knew instantly it was going to be a hit. Very informative and such an easy listen. I have been fortunate enough to be a guest on a few episodes to share some laughs and a few good stories with the guys. Easy way to find new people to follow their content and get into the mindset. 6 stars. -Ian @iansjones

Great job on the NFT episode guys! I would like to hear your opinion on baiting and using electronic calls in wildlife photography. Besides people leaving meat for foxes/wolves or baiting owls with mice in Winter, there is a new “phenomenon” getting more popular in the last few years. Unfortunately it is widely used during Spring - nesting season. Many photographers are using electronic bird calls to get songbirds to more favorable perches. This changes bird’s behavior as instead of looking for mate or carrying for nest, birds are being distracted to look for an intruder that isn’t there. You may think that using calls here and there is harmless but than we have photographers like Ray Hennessy who runs workshops for 3-4 weeks in Spring. For 28 days he is there every morning and evening, or at times all day, playing sounds in hopes of getting birds low and close for his clients. Additionally, he does this on the grounds of the National and State Parks where use of calls is strictly prohibited. How do you think Ray is getting those “breath” shots? Simple! Using calls! Did you see a photo that placed 2nd in BPOTY Birds in Environment category? I bet you that this bird was also lured in close to the camera with an artificial call! What are your thoughts?

Seth taps into the minds of a wide variety of photographers and digital creators to illustrate the vision of artists, journalists, marketers and all of the above! The podcast is amazing and is truly a must listen to anyone who enjoys creating.

Seth is a great dude who is just trying to help other photographers be successful. He’s got great insight and great conversations.

One of the most interesting and helpful podcasts I’ve ever watched! I’m not usually a big fan of podcasts but I could listen to this one for hours!

Seth is killing it with these podcasts. Professional and high production value which is always nice but what I love is how much he listens to his guests which allows him to have thoughtful and interesting insight and questions. He is clearly doing his research and creates a comfortable atmosphere for both the guest and listener making it an hour conversation that has you wanting more. Outstanding job!

Seth’s podcast has an incredible way of entertaining not only the photographer mindset, but the creative mindset. Between having some awesome guests on the show, or generating inspiration with his thoughtfulness and mindfulness, this podcast is unlike any other in the best way possible. Keep up the fantastic work Seth!

I love Seth’s outlook on photography, social media, and creative life. His guests always provide great insight. I appreciate how this podcast goes more into the “why” rather than the “how”

Seth’s podcast is my go to every week for inspiration. Whether he has a guest or it’s a solo episode they never seem to disappoint. If you’re looking for a podcast with versatility in the “styles” of photography, then this is the one for you. Keep up the great work Seth!

Seth’s podcast is incredibly insightful and he has such amazing interviews. It’s a must listen for photographers, but also for people who travel. He dives into wildlife, landscape and he truly cares about the environment in general. Fully recommend this podcast to all.

Every episode hits home in so many different ways, touching on ALL aspects of life that influence the creative mindset and motivation! Such inspiring guests and super informative solo episodes. All around a phenomenal podcast that every creative should check out!

Seth provides such good information and he’s a natural speaker. If you are a photographer you should be subscribing to this podcast.

The Photographer Mindset podcast is jam packed with practical tools that you can apply to your everyday life, not just photography. I’ve found this podcast to open my mind to thinking outside of my standard thought process, while giving lots of helpful insight to relate that into how I shoot photos and prep for a day of shooting. Highly recommend this to anyone

Great show that hits the intersection of photography, growth, and the mental side of being creative. Keep going man!

Each episode, I am constantly learning from Seth and the guests he chooses to host. I think in today’s world we often get caught up with social media, and Seth constantly challenges us to step away and think about why we are doing the things we love. Each time I listen, I come away inspired and refreshed. I reccomend this podcast to all of my photography friends, and anyone who is looking to better not only their skills in photography, but also improve their everyday mindset. Keep doing awesome things Seth, and thank you for the work you do!

Taking photography to the next level with this listen. Seth takes a deeper approach to photography and attaches all the lessons to all of life. Such a great listen.

This podcast has been at learning more about how creative people think and learning from what they do. When everything seems to be geared towards the technical aspects of photography, it’s great to hear content that’s more about the creative side.

Listening to this podcast has changed my life in such a positive fashion. Hearing the immense knowledge and creative approach from Seth and his guests gave me the motivation and tools to get my first freelance clients, professionalize my entire workflow, and even to go out and seek and obtain a job as a full time corporate product photographer. This podcast always feels like sitting with a couple of good friends discussing better ways to approach your creative and professional approach to photo. In that regard, that’s what keeps me hooked on this podcast. It isn’t forced, it isn’t a strict info session. It’s real, it’s raw, and it’s passionate.

I love Ben Skaar on the show! Absolutely amazing.

Love this podcast! Great insights and interviews!

I’ve listened to a ton of photography/ cinematography/ artistic/ creative podcasts, and while great and informational, they never seemed quite relatable to the budding artist. That’s what I like about Seth’s podcast so far; the relatability. It’s nice to hear from creatives that aren’t light years ahead of you in their careers. Even beginners can sympathize with the struggles and anxieties that are discussed. It’s refreshing to hear more “micro” discussions on topics relevant to amateur and intermediate photographers. Looking forward to more from Seth and his guests!