Der Landschaftsfotografie Podcast EP103: Maxime Daviron (English)

ROADTRIPS ACROSS THE YUKON AND STORM PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE PYRENEES

Today I’m excited to share a new international episode of my usually German podcast. This time, I invited one of France’s most talented and accomplished landscape photographers: Maxime Daviron. I’ve been following Maxime’s work for about 15 years now, as he picked up the camera around the same time I did. His stunning storm photography and mountain images from the Pyrenees are truly a sight to behold — fresh and inspiring even to seasoned practitioners in the field. We talked about his formal education in photography, his love for the open road, his time in Canada, and his deep connection to the Pyrenees, which he now calls home. Of course, we also spent some time discussing his lightning photography and the techniques behind it.

All in all, it’s a fantastic episode that I’m sure you’ll enjoy!

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You can find Maxime’s portfolio on his Website: maximedaviron.com

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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!

Alexandre Deschaumes | Christophe Jacrot | Jonas Piontek | Bastian Werner | Sebastian Salgado |  Nick Page | Gregory Crewdson | Vincent Munier