The Wedding Street Podcast

In this episode we talk to Washington DC based wedding  photographer Sam Hurd. Sam is one of the most well known wedding photographers in the world. Sam is famed for his creative couples portraits and his shared knowledge within the industry. Sam Hurd PhotographyDan Morris PhotographyRob Edgerley Photography

In this episode  we chat with the legendary Julia Coddington. Julia is a very well known street photographer based in New South Wales, Australia. She explains her passion for making street photography inclusive to everyone around the world. Enjoy the show!Julia Coddington Dan MorrisRob Edge

In this episode  we chat with the lovely John Gillooley. John is a very popular wedding photographer based in Dublin, Ireland.  He explains his journey on how fate took him into the wedding world with his creative mindset. Enjoy the show!LinksJohn Gillooley PhotographyDan Morris PhotographyRob Edge Photography

In this episode your hosts touch on Apple's new M1 chip, cloud-based editing and discuss their favourite photo publications. Our guest on the show is Marco Savorese, founder of the superb Eyeshot Magazine. Links:Eyeshot MagazineDan Morris PhotographyRob Edge Photography

In this episode Dan shares some juicy SEO trick or treats, while Rob gets excited (again) about some geekiness.  We talk to Aussie wedding  photographer and fellow podcaster, Thomas Stewart, about his hilarious swim in a fountain (mid ceremony) and the story behind how one of his posts hit 26 Million views. Links:Thomas Stewart PhotographyDan Morris PhotographyRob Edge Photography

In this episode, Forrest shares his incredible experiences from travelling to more than 100 cities across the world. He talks of how he gave up the "normal life" to embark on a journey that no other street photographer had done before him. He shares some great stories of the struggles and great moments that he stumbled across. He talks about his future plans for releasing a photo book of his travels. Also see his Shooter Files blog, basically a street photographers travel bible.  Just prior to the release of this episode our wee podcast "The Wedding Street Podcast" was featured Nr.12 in a list of top wedding photography podcasts curated by FeedSpot. We're on a roll. Watch this space!Resources:Forrest Walker Rob Edgerley PhotographyDan Morris Photography

In this episode Dan shares stories of his recent trip up north to bonny Scotland, and Rob reveals what his imaginary Tinder profile would look like. Then as we navigate through roars of laughter, we chat to Aga about her journey from architecture to wedding photography, her newfound love of interior design and why her clean and consistent editing style is so import to her and her business. Aga also reveals what she would do first if she was magically transformed into Dan for seven minutes...Resources:Aga Tomaszek PhotographyRob Edge PhotographyDan Morris Photography

In this episode we chat to Mary about the London Street Photography Festival, which is usually held annually in Hackney, but due to the dreaded Corona Virus, will instead this year be held virtually.Resources:London Street Photography festivalRob Edge PhotographyDan Morris Photography

In this episode we chat with destination wedding photographer. Andrew tells us how he spends his between Zanzibar and Cape Town capturing couples from all over the world. He is also a Safari and hotel chain photographer working throughout Africa. Also a Sigma ambassador.Resources:Andrew Morgan PhotographyDan Morris PhotographyRob Edge Photography

In this episode, Tita shares her emotional experiences of documenting the refugees arriving on the Greek island of Lesvos in 2015, she talks of her love for India and her favourite cities to photograph.Resources:Margarita Mavromichalis PhotographyRob Edgerley PhotographyDan Morris Photography

In this episode we chat to Dave about him being part of a generation of photographers, what drives his artistic style and what he does in his spare time when he’s not taking photos, drinking beer or speeding down the motorway to make it to the church on time. Resources:David Scholes PhotographyDan Morris PhotographyRob Edgerley Photography