EP18 Master Photographer Greg Sullavan on Workshops, Competitions and Running a Studio

Greg Sullavan is an award winning master photographer with 25 years of experience in a huge range of photographic disciplines. He runs a successful studio in Brisbane with his wife while also facilitating workshops and international photography tours to some of the most beautiful places on the planet.

In today's live interview we will be talking about all things photography including what it takes to run a successful business in 2023, but we will also be drooling over some of the amazing tours Greg has recently taken photographers on in NZ and Europe.

Greg's Tours and Studio: https://sunburststudio.com.au/

Live weekly podcast featuring long-form discussions on all things photography with hosts Greg, Justin and Jim. Join us live on Youtube at 9am every Thursday (Australian Eastern Time) to join in on the conversation or listen back later on your favourite podcast player.

From photography gear reviews and new camera rumours to discussions about the art and business of making images, this is The Camera Life Podcast.

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About the hosts:

Justin Castles @justincastles @justinandjim

I'm Justin, the owner of Lucky Straps as well as a professional photographer/videographer. After photographing weddings full time for about 7 years with Jim I now focus on sports, mainly mountain biking for Flow Mountain Bike. I have shot with Canon, then Nikon and now back to Canon with a full Mirrorless RF mount system. A full on gear nerd and business nerd, ask me anything about your camera kit or how to grow your photography business.

Greg Cromie @gcromie

Greg is a regular writer for photography publications such as ShotKit and also the famous Lucky Straps Blog. He is an avid Fujifilm X-series shooter as well an experienced reviewer of all things photography. You can find him wandering the city of Melbourne with a camera in hand, street photography being his genre of choice.