EP317 | Capturing Wildlife with Photography (w/ Mark Smith)
On this episode of In Love With the Process, Mike Pecci teams up with renowned wildlife photographer Mark Smith to explore the human connection with birds of a different feather. They discuss the thrill of capturing these majestic creatures, struggles along the way and the artistry behind every shot. A must-listen for nature and photography lovers alike!
EP315 | Photography: Looking for That Moment (w/ Matt Kennedy, SMPSP)
On today’s episode of the In Love with the Process Podcast, host Mike Pecci sits down with Hollywood unit still photographer Matt Kennedy, SMPSP. With a portfolio that includes Bright, Black Panther, Blonde, Vice, Spider-Man: No Way Home, and more, Matt shares his expert advice on capturing the perfect on-set image that could become an iconic movie poster. The conversation dives into on-set politics, finding your confidence, and navigating Hollywood egos. If you’ve ever dreamed of being on a movie set, this episode is a must-listen!
EP282 | The US Navy SEAL | Being Afraid is a good thing! (w/ Trevor Thompson)
Mike Pecci engages in a riveting conversation with hunter, explorer, and photographer Trevor Thompson! From serving as a US Navy SEAL across three deployments worldwide from 2009-2016 to his current role as an Alaskan Assistant Guide, Trevor's journey spans pushing personal limits in activities like skiing, climbing, BASE jumping, and photography.
Discover Trevor's intriguing story as he delves into how his SEAL training remains ingrained in his DNA, shaping his daily life. He sheds light on how the program not only honed his skills but also influenced his path toward becoming a photographer. Join us as Trevor shares his experiences, insights, and commitment to enhancing the human experience through Protekt Products.
EP233 | Photography: Finding your Muse (w/ Eric Pare & Kim Henry)
On today's episode Mike hangs with photographer Eric Pare and performers Kim Henry. Pare is known for his ability to create jaw dropping photos and videos using his light painting techniques and his bullet-time photography. Bullet time was made famous by the original Matrix movies, enabling the artist to freeze an action, but still move 360 degrees around it. Eric has a masters grasp on technique, but it's his muse Kim Henry that brings the human element, the soul if you will, to the work. Kim is a dancer that is obsessed with body language, and using her muscles in motion to tell a story.