Interview with Underwater Photographer Shawn Miller (Podcast 347)

While in Okinawa for the first in my series of Pixels 2 Pigment workshops, I had the pleasure to meet Shawn Miller, a participant of the workshop, and incredibly talented Underwater Photographer. A few days after the workshop, Shawn agreed to let me interview him for the Podcast, and shared...

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Martin Bailey is a nature and wildlife photographer and educator based in Tokyo. He's a pioneering Podcaster and blogger, and an X-Rite Coloratti member.

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7 Comments

Daniel Smith
Posted at 18:41h, 12 December Reply

Really enjoyed hearing this as I’m a big fan of both of your photos. Knowing Shawn since he was 19, it is really wonderful to see him grown and mature as a diver, photographer and all round great guy!
Richard Pellish
Posted at 08:12h, 13 December Reply

I have known Mr. Miller for 15 years. He is a very talented scuba diver and photographer. His abilities are unlimited. I wish him and his beautiful family the best in life. His work inspires every time I get a chance to view it. Best of luck to you brother!
Clark Lowery
Posted at 06:45h, 30 January Reply

This is such great stuff! Very inspiring!
I would love to know what exactly is in the “photography rig”.
Equipment, to me, is one of the most important aspects of underwater photography.
Chris Myers
Posted at 07:08h, 17 June Reply

Great interview…learned a lot. Very inspiring!