I listened to the podcast on Channel Islands hoping to learn more about the island. The podcasters couldn’t remember the name of the hike locations. Really disappointing.

We don’t care about your divorce, or the girlfriends who you sleep with! This was supposed to be a photography podcast not a rehash about all your failures in love!

Jeff Harmon really nailed it with his description during the intro of the last episode. I wish I had this podcast when I was figuring out astrophotography for myself, five years ago. In that time I’ve run two residential summer camps in locations with relatively dark skies (currently in Southeast Elbert County, CO). I have immediate access to some awesome places. I feel like an amateur could listen to any single episode and glean the information that took me years to learn about the basics of astrophotography. Fun podcast, awesome guests, and I love that they discuss mistakes and how they learn new things by making them or not realizing that they could have done something differently.

I’m a listener and fellow landscape photography podcaster (Hey fellas). I think this podcast is quite solid. I appreciate how hard it can be to produce a quality podcast on this topic and these guys do a great job of it. Their enthusiasm is intoxicating and I love hearing from them interview some of the same guests I have with a different take. I can admit that not every episode excites me, but when they have great guests on and talk about stories with them, it’s always entertaining! Keep up the great work!

It's fun listening to something unscripted and natural and fun - they go where the conversation takes them and I love that!

Love hearing about how your adventures have gone and getting tips on how to improve my pictures. I am going to try astrophotography now!

I’ve loved and listened to this podcast since they launched episode 1. They’re two guys who have a great passion for landscape photography. One of my favorite things about them is they’re both relatable. However, lately it seems every episode consists of them apologizing for stuff. I enjoy hearing them talk about photography, but don’t enjoy hearing sad stories about their personal life. I’m not trying to sound insensitive, but it’s getting depressing. I hope they get back on track so listeners can here more about their photography adventures.

Title says it.

I really enjoyed hearing about the adventures and misadventures of you too. This reminds me a lot of my photography experiences. Thank you and keep up the work. I just wish you post on a more reliable schedule. they start on a topic one week and leave you hanging for weeks to come waiting to hear what had happened.

First of all, the two hosts are extremely likable, with engaging personalities and passion that is palpable, and seem to have a strong commitment to bring everyone along for the ride, sharing their successes and pitfalls along the way in their adventures to photograph Utah, Oregon, California, Nevada, and beyond. The show either is not edited or feels like it's not edited, and that's good and bad. It feels "real", but it it also can be extremely laborious to listen to, with many non-sequiturs, repeated parts, and elongated parts that make me want to fast-forward. They also get mired in senseless details, such as trying to book motel rooms or other nonsensical details that don't advance the story or podcast that, again, make me want to fast-forward. They do admit some of their mistakes, some of which are mistakes that a seasoned photographer would be unlikely to make, and that's alternately refreshing and concerning for people who are leading photography workshops. It's okay to admit mistakes, of course, but when photographers are making amateurish sorts of mistakes or are otherwise unfamiliar with specific locations, would you want to sign up for their photography workshop? For night photography, they seem to be primarily concerned with Milky Way photography, rather odd since the Milky Way is only out part of the time, and there can be amazing photography done during full moons, half moons, or at other times. Yet this is typically ignored. If you are interested in light painting or otherwise photographing during these periods, photographing natural landscapes, abandoned areas, manmade items, or other forms of photography done during moonlight, don't expect to find that here. I like a much tighter editing, something that doesn't go on for 90 minutes when half the time would be more than adequate. And if it covered a greater array of night photography, that would probably pull more listeners in as well.

I love listening to this podcasts. Everything from “What could go wrong” to gear tips. It’s nice to hear about what happens when you go out on a photography adventure, the good and the bad. Lots of great tips.

I am really enjoying your podcasts and your approach to these. Thanks for sharing all of your personal experiences it is quite entertaining.

Just discovered this podcast and it's a keeper! They ask interesting questions and let the guest answer without needless interruptions. Just listened to the Thomas Heaton one. We'll done Gents!

Really enjoy your podcasts and especially your interview with Serena Ho. It was a fun adventure story and very informative. Your podcasts are alway entertaining, informative and motivating. Keep up the good work.

I have been listening to you recently and am trying to catch up on the past podcasts. It is a great podcast. Keep up the good work. I enjoy your style and relaxed presentation style.

When I first found your show on iTunes I subscribed just to see how such a visual media would be talked about in audio format wondering if it could be pulled off. You Crush it! Now I find myself laying awake when I should be sleeping making images of the night sky. Not sure if I should thank you Just yet. Keep up the awesome work, Love the show.

Well, it happened. Since I have gone to the dark side and got a Mac with itunes on it I figured I may as well leave a review now. Anyway, Aaron and Brendon put on an entertaining show full of knowledge and great stories.

Continuing to enjoy the show. You make us feel like we've gone on the adventure with you. In addition, you have great content and provide excellent training.

I listen to a few podcasts on photography. The thing I like the most about this one is that the hosts are such laid-back narrators. It's absolutely fun to listen to their stories. I find myself laughing quite often and probably startling the drivers next to me at stop lights. I listen the most when I'm driving and Brendon and Aaron definitely make my favorite activity amusing and identifiable. Keep it up guys! Merry Christmas!

Great podcast that I had stumbled upon last year. I enjoy their awesome adventure stories and info/advice. Enjoy the guest features with Royce Bair and others. Would love to hear from more astro photogs and more tips/processing advice. Keep up the great work!

You guys are doing a great job with the podcast! Content is great and your banter is quite funny, thanks for all that you are doing and I look forward to hearing about your next photog adventure... Godspeed

Enjoying the show guys! Always like hearing the stories from your adventures. Keep up the good work!

It's a fun and entertaining podcast. It's nice listening to not only the successes but also the things that didn't work out for them. It makes me realize I'm not the only one that doesn't always get it right, which is a good thing, not a bad thing for Aaron and Brendon. Definitely recommend listening to this podcast.

Love this podcast. Its informative and entertaining. It inspires and motivates me to get out and try something that has always been an interest but I always seem to find an excuse to not do.

Both Aaron and Brendon do such an amazing job of not just talking the technical details but also sharing the challenges and sometimes mundane details that we have all experienced on different photographic adventures. You can really hear the passion they both have for the craft and the process as they share their stories. I really enjoy the astrophotography adventures and the wonderful tips they offer. Keep it up!

I started listening to these guys a few month back when I stumbled upon them as I was researching astrophotography online and I absolutely love their podcast. Its has fast become one of my favorites as they are funny yet informative and the show doesn't feel stuffy. Definitely a must for landscape photographers!!!

These two are very entertaining and I have learned a lot about Astro photography from listening to them. Great show.

Great podcast. Fun to listen to You Guys.

I listened to 2 episodes and I'm hooked. Brendon and Aaron share not only their successes and hardships as they travel to seek epic landscape and astrophotography shots, but do it in a way that inspires the listener to do the same. They share their knowledge and insights, as well as gear and camera tricks, that will make your outings more fruitful. They occasionally feature guests that really enhance the show. A must-listen for landscape and nightscape photographers.

I really enjoy the way they partner the podcasts with the YouTube channels. They are informative and entertaining and really make an hour drive easy. It's awesome that the are able to get visitors like Royce Bair and Thomas Heaton as well!

This podcast is very enjoyable. The guys bring out how enjoyable it is to be a photographer and want to bring you along on their adventures. I highly recommend this great podcast to all my photography friends. Keep up the great work guys. - Roger Younce

These guys are great. I love to hear their adventures shooting the night sky. Tons of helpful information!

Love the podcast I love the YouTube channel even more. Thanks guys

Great place to get astrophotography information and great place to find out about landscape photography.

Interesting story tellers are Aaron and Brendon as they describe their Photography Adventures searching, planning, hiking with and without success. It's all good. Geeking out on Astro and Landscape photography is what I enjoy in this podcast. Oh did I say you can learn a ton from these guys too? Keep up the good work Aaron and Brendon.

They have really solid guests on the show! They are trying to carve their Place into the photography podcast/YouTube scene. Good listen, great for people who are trying to learn. Got to give it to them, they are getting out getting photos! Dedication, thanks for letting us tag along.

I've only been into photography for about a year now, but both landscape and Astro are by far my favorite. It's only fitting that this podcast is my favorite! Everything from your pros and cons segments, to the tips of the week. I have found every episode helpful and can't wait to put these tips to use. P.S: if you guys ever end up in Alta, California like Dr Bryony Richards or a nearby are, we can explore the night sky at my favorite fishing spot that ive only seen 2 people go to. 😂🙏🏻

Love what you guys are doing with the podcast. It's really fun to listen to the stories of your photog adventures. The things that work, those that don't, the struggles, and the achievements as you go out to capture portfolio pieces. Makes me wish I was there with you each time. Keep up the great work!

These guys dona great job chronicling their journey into landscape photography and letting he audience learn from their successes and failures. Also they have some top notch guests that bring the level even higher.

I'm just starting out into the world of DSLR landscape and astrophotography and you guys have been so helpful! I love your style and you guys are so easy and enjoyable to listen to! Some photography podcasts can be very overwhelming with all of the technical terminology but you guys do such a great job at explaining terms and various approaches, thank you so much! Please keep up the great work!!

I've tried a lot of photography podcasts and most of them make me want to fall asleep! But not this one! It's interesting, informative and inspiring. So listen and then go on a photog adventure of your own!

Just started listening to the podcast. Have enjoyed every episode I've listened to and have learn new techniques! Thanks guys!!

I feel this podcast hits key points that most of us beginner Astro/landscape enthusiasts struggle with. With a combination of reviewing various techniques, and gear that Aaron and Brendon field test has only elevated my progression in landscape and astrophotography. So in short... Great podcast, very informative, and fun to listen to! I can't recommend it enough, and Aaron and Brendon you guys are great!

Wish they were more frequent.

Great job guys! Good job of explaining where and when to go and how to get there. But once you're there, I really appreciate the tips on technique. Particularly for astrophotography; I haven't found another podcast yet that covers this material.

Great to see a landscape / astrophotography podcast. Very under serviced style of photography when it comes to podcasts. Well worth the listen.

So glad that there is another landscape photography podcast to listen to on my 6-12 hour drives to Utah, Yosemite, etc. Great content so far, and love the resources that Brendon and Aaron make available on their website. Keep up the good work guys!

Enjoying the podcast! Please keep it up, I am always running out of podcasts especially for Landscape Photography. As for Astrophotography, I can't think of any others. Thanks for filling a need!