Der Landschaftsfotografie Podcast S01 E60: Erez Marom (English)

About originality in landscape photography, volcanos and
unpopular opinions

Hey guys and gals, this time around it’s time for me to
introduce another of my favorite international
photographers to my German audience! I have been
following Erez‘ work since the advent of social media
and been reading his articles containing some
controversial and interesting opinions. He has a
preference for unfamiliar places, shooting landscapes
that you usually would not see on the social media
realms, everchanging landscapes such as volcanos,
beaches and deserts. But just as much as he loves to
take imagery of wildlife in the middle of the jungle.
Of course we talked about some of his travels, some of
his volcano shots – as he has just returned from
shooting the eruption in Iceland – and his articles. I
think all of you will enjoy the podcast, especially the
latter part when we got into the nitty gritty of some
of this rather unpopular opinions! Have fun listening
everyone!


Here you can find his portfolio: www.erezmarom.com


His Drone video we talked about can be found here:
Iceland Volcano Eruption


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Last but not least here is a list with names mentioned
on the podcast and their respective links! There is
quite a view times this time around, somehow. Enjoy!


Adrian Rohnfelder | Ian Plant | Marc Adamus | Daniel
Haussmann | Joseph Roybal | Max Rive