Depth of Field: Gavin Gough

Depth of Field: Gavin Gough
Gavin Gough

Gavin Gough

 

I had the distinct privilege to interview my good friend Gavin Gough. Gavin as you probably already know is a travel photographer based out of Thailand. This is a two part interview. Gavin and I talked about his history and how he makes a living as a full time photographer, and we share a few laughs along the way. Look for part two tomorrow. Enjoy!

By the way, do your self a real favor and drop by Gavin’s Blog and gallery HERE.

You can listen to more Depth of Field podcasts HERE.

This is part one of a two part interview. You can find part two HERE.

 

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17 Comments

  1. Craig Ferguson (@cfimages)

    Excellent interview Matt and Gavin. Some of the ideas and questions I’ve been tossing around in my head these past few weeks get talked about here, so it’s very timely for me. Many thanks, I’ll be looking out for Part 2.

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  2. Heinz Schmidt

    Hi Gavin and Matt, great interviews thanks guys. I also suffer from the ‘photo butterfly effect’ when trying to photograph people in public and your advice is great. I might try approaching someone in public to take their photo. Hope I don’t get mugged. Thanks Heinz

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  3. Arun

    Wow that was great Gavin & Matt..waiting for the part 2 🙂

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  4. DaveT

    Matt, I loved the informal yet insightful interview. Although it came a cross as a chat – it covered quite a lot of ground that was really interesting to hear. That’s definitely a skill.

    Good to be able to put a voice to the face Gavin, and thanks for sharing the information.

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  5. Jeffrey Chapman

    Yet more sharing! There is a really wonderful community of photographers out there who are not only not afraid of sharing their knowledge but actively embrace sharing their knowledge. Matt, you and Gavin are right at the top of that list. Thanks.

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  6. marcus

    That was by far the most entertaining photography interview I’ve ever heard. Can’t wait for part two.

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  7. david duchemin

    Matt – I wish you knew how truly excellent these are. Not merely good; Excellent. More! More!

    And when you start scraping the bottom of the barrel, let me know – it would be fun to do one of these with you if only to hear that sultry voice of yours more.

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  8. Matt

    You folks are really kind. I am very glad that it scratched an itch. Maybe I should give up photography and go back into radio from whence I came….naw.

    David, I hope you still think think this excellent after you here pt 2. We give you are hard time, but I think you are big enough to take it. All in love.

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  9. David duChemin

    Bring it on! Not much anyone can say about me that I wouldn’t say about myself… 🙂

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  10. Gabriel Lai

    Great interviewed! I’ve been wanted to be a travel photographer, but I guess there are still more skills to be learn at present level.. hmmmm… Thanks Matt!

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  11. Jeroen Berkenbosch

    Good interview, thanks Matt and Gavin!

    By the way Matt, you’ve got a completely different voice than I thought you’d have :p

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  12. Jeroen Berkenbosch

    Good interview, thanks Matt and Gavin!

    By the way Matt, you’ve got a completely different voice than I thought you’d have :p

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  13. Matt

    Jeroen, Yeah Gavin does have a squirrely voice! 😉

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  14. Vanessa Jackman

    Absolutely brilliant interview, Matt! I am so impressed by the both of you. I am looking forward to round 2 🙂

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  15. Jordan N.

    Great series Matt. Love it. Hope to keep hearing more.

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  16. Gavin

    “Squirrely”?

    Thanks, Larry.

    😉

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  17. Gavin

    “Squirrely”?

    Thanks, Larry.

    😉

    Reply

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