Felix Inden - Balancing Full-Time Work with Part-Time Professional Landscape Photography

<p>Welcome to episode 175 of the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen podcast.  This week's episode features a photographer from Germany. His multi-cultural background and laid-back attitude lend to a fantastic body of amazing imagery.  Welcome <a href='https://www.felixinden.com/'>Felix Inden</a> to the show. Felix was born in Spain, raised in Chile and Germany, and has a healthy obsession with photographing above the arctic circle. Felix also has a massive following on <a href='http://instagram.com/felixinden'>Instagram</a>, where he showcases his wonderful photography from those places.  Felix and I discuss some interesting topics, including:</p> <ul><li>How he got his start in landscape photography,</li> <li>Balancing a full-time job with part-time professional photography,</li> <li>Stories of photographing above the arctic circle in Lofoten, the Faroe Islands, etc.,</li> <li>His views and thoughts as an international photographer,</li> <li><a href='http://globalelitephotographer.com/'>Global Elite Photographer</a></li> <li>Building his following on Instagram,</li> <li>... and more!</li> </ul> <p>Over on <a href='https://www.patreon.com/fstopandlisten'>Patreon</a> this week, Felix and I talk about the challenges and rewards of creating video content for a new YouTube channel.</p> <p>Speaking of Patreon, wanted to let you know about a special offer I have on Patreon. Right now, you can pledge for a full year at a time and save 15% on your Patreon membership. I think it is a great way to support me and the podcast, and it saves you a little money in the process. Thanks to those of you that have already done this, including Drew Harbaugh, Sarah Marino & Ron Coscorossa, Jeanie Sumrall-Ajero, John Dodson, and Jeffrey Anderson. You're awesome. I've already taken these pledges and reinvested them into the show by purchasing a transcription service, which you can see at the end of each episode's show notes here on the blog. While not 100% accurate, it is pretty slick. Listeners can read & search