The Best Ear Candy: Top 10 Photography Podcasts to Fuel Your Creativity, Including Scopio's!

Photographers must keep up with the latest industry news, trends, and techniques to stay ahead of the competition. Podcasts are a great way to do this, providing not only valuable information but also inspiration and motivation. Here are ten podcasts every photographer should follow:

1. "The Grid" by Scott Kelby and RC Concepcion, which covers gear reviews, industry news, and photographer interviews.
2. "The Candid Frame" by Ibarionex Perello, which features interviews with creative and talented photographers and tips on improving your craft.
3. "On Taking Pictures" by Bill Wadman and Jeffery Saddoris, which explores the creative process and photography's art with interviews with artists and writers.
4. "The Art of Photography" by Ted Forbes, which delves into the philosophy and history of photography, including technical tips.
5. "The Six Figure Photography Podcast" by Ben Hartley, a podcast for photographers looking to turn their passion into a profitable business.
6. "Photography Tips from the Top Floor" by Chris Marquardt, which covers a range of topics from composition and lighting to post-processing and workflow.
7. "Portrait Session Podcast" by Erica Kay, a podcast dedicated to portrait photography with interviews, tips, and techniques.
8. "LensWork" by Brooks Jensen, which features interviews with photographers and discussions on technique and philosophy.
9. "Photofocus" by Rich Harrington and company, covering gear reviews, photographer interviews, and discussions on technique and creativity.
10. "Master Photography Podcast" by Jeff Harmon and Brent Bergherm, which covers technical tips, gear reviews, creativity, and the art of photography.

Additionally, "Scope it out" by Scopio is a podcast featuring artists from all over the world and their inspiring stories, including the audiobook "When Time Stopped," which shares photos from artists worldwide telling their stories of the global pandemic. With these podcasts, photographers can stay informed, inspired, and motivated to improve their skills and stay ahead of the competition.