Dean Bradshaw's guest appearances

Dean Bradshaw

Visual Revolutionary

Happy Monday

The Blue Todd Cast

The Nova Money Mindset

Brian Bowen

David Carson

Sam Jones

Sandro Miller

Mike Lewis

Jason Lee

Jeremy Cowart

Jeff Johnson

Tina Roth Eisenberg

Seth Godin

Aaron Draplin

Aaron Rose

Larry Chen

Randal Ford

Marc Silber

OwlTail

I'm excited to introduce Dean Bradshaw - the first photographer I've had on the podcast. I've always been impressed with Dean's curious mind and it makes a lot of sense once you hear his background. I was surprised how little we actually talked about photography... instead most of our discussion came back to our shared interest in people. It makes sense when you look at Deans work – he clearly has a way of capturing them.Original music by Rocco DeLuca

I'm excited to introduce Dean Bradshaw - the first photographer I've had on the podcast. I've always been impressed with Dean's curious mind and it makes a lot of sense once you hear his background. I was surprised how little we actually talked about photography... instead most of our discussion came back to our shared interest in people. It makes sense when you look at Deans work – he clearly has a way of capturing them.Original music by Rocco DeLuca

BTC - Bonus Interview - Dean Bradshaw

On this episode of the podcast we are joined by commercial and lifestyle photographer and filmmaker Dean Bradshaw who talks about making the career leap from zoologist to photographer/director and how he's continued to evolve his aesthetic as an artist to reflect his own maturing taste and stay relevant in an ever changing industry.  Growing up in Perth Australia, Dean always loved the outdoors and  the vast array of reptiles Australia is famous for.  This interest would soon have him studying zoology and working in the field capturing and collecting data on different species.  Around this same time digital photography was introduced to Dean and he soon became obsessed with the best way to capture and light the reptiles.  Before long he was shooting other subjects and growing more and more interested in photography, lighting, and post production.  His skills eventually led him to LA and a whole new career path.  He quickly became known for being one of the new shooters that could capture and produce the hot new hyperreal look of the time.  Within years he was shooting large advertising campaigns for some of the biggest companies a photographer could want to work with but became dissatisfied with his own style and knew he had to make a change.  That would lead to the look, feel, and subject matter that many currently know Dean for.  During our conversation we talk about stepping past the fear of changing a certain aesthetic that has made you successful to pursue your own changing tastes, how he became involved in filmmaking and how that influenced his photography, the challenges of the current era of photography and content and how young people need to value their own work, and advice he gives to others coming up in this industry. To Learn More About Dean Bradshaw Visit: https://deanbradshaw.com And Follow Him on Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/deanbradshaw/ To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary or Donate to the Show: http://www.visualrevolutionary.com And Follow in Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/

On this episode of the podcast we are joined by commercial and lifestyle photographer and filmmaker Dean Bradshaw who talks about making the career leap from zoologist to photographer/director and how he's continued to evolve his aesthetic as an artist to reflect his own maturing taste and stay relevant in an ever changing industry.  Growing up in Perth Australia, Dean always loved the outdoors and  the vast array of reptiles Australia is famous for.  This interest would soon have him studying zoology and working in the field capturing and collecting data on different species.  Around this same time digital photography was introduced to Dean and he soon became obsessed with the best way to capture and light the reptiles.  Before long he was shooting other subjects and growing more and more interested in photography, lighting, and post production.  His skills eventually led him to LA and a whole new career path.  He quickly became known for being one of the new shooters that could capture and produce the hot new hyperreal look of the time.  Within years he was shooting large advertising campaigns for some of the biggest companies a photographer could want to work with but became dissatisfied with his own style and knew he had to make a change.  That would lead to the look, feel, and subject matter that many currently know Dean for.  During our conversation we talk about stepping past the fear of changing a certain aesthetic that has made you successful to pursue your own changing tastes, how he became involved in filmmaking and how that influenced his photography, the challenges of the current era of photography and content and how young people need to value their own work, and advice he gives to others coming up in this industry. To Learn More About Dean Bradshaw Visit: <a href="https://deanbradshaw.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://deanbradshaw.com</a> And Follow Him on Instagram At: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/deanbradshaw/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/deanbradshaw/</a> To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary or Donate to the Show: <a href="http://www.visualrevolutionary.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.visualrevolutionary.com</a> And Follow in Instagram At: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/</a>

Episode 80: Dean Bradshaw / Commercial and Lifestyle Photographer and Director 

Dean Bradshaw is an amazing advertising photographer and director.

Episode 59: Dean Bradshaw