Aug 22, 2026 · 2 hr 6 min · 16 segments
Scott Keys of Wildlife Inspired joins us for a great conversation about bird photography, building a successful YouTube channel, and what it's really like turning a passion for wildlife into a…
Scott KeysGuest
Joe DesjardinsHost
Chris GibbsHost
So imagine building a thriving online community of tens of thousands by combining an absolute passion for avian wildlife and master level editing techniques.
Sharing his peer approach to nature photography through his highly popular YouTube channel and immersive field workshops.
where we talk about nature photography from gear to our philosophies and everything in between.
Joining us today is an incredible avian wildlife photographer and educator based out of eastern Pennsylvania.
Known for his expressive bird imagery, he creates intimate portraits of songbirds, raptors, and other species in their natural habitats, often emphasizing native plants and wildlife-friendly gardens.
Whether he is leading intimate songbird workshops in native meadows or helping emerging photographers refine their editing skills, his focus is always on a pure, ethical approach to capturing nature.
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So imagine building a thriving online community of tens of thousands by combining an absolute passion for avian wildlife and master level editing techniques.
Sharing his peer approach to nature photography through his highly popular YouTube channel and immersive field workshops.
where we talk about nature photography from gear to our philosophies and everything in between.
Joining us today is an incredible avian wildlife photographer and educator based out of eastern Pennsylvania.
Known for his expressive bird imagery, he creates intimate portraits of songbirds, raptors, and other species in their natural habitats, often emphasizing native plants and wildlife-friendly gardens.
Whether he is leading intimate songbird workshops in native meadows or helping emerging photographers refine their editing skills, his focus is always on a pure, ethical approach to capturing nature.
