FRAMES Photography Podcast with Thomas Heaton

In today’s episode, W. Scott Olsen talks to Thomas Heaton, a UK-based landscape photographer renowned for his captivating images that beautifully capture the essence of the natural world.

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Thomas Heaton is a renowned British landscape photographer known for his breathtaking depictions of nature. His passion for photography began at 16 during a college media course, eventually leading him to leave a corporate video career to pursue freelance photography. Initially working in wedding and commercial photography, he later dedicated himself fully to landscapes.

In 2014, he launched a YouTube channel that now has over 550,000 subscribers, where he shares his creative process and outdoor adventures. His work has been featured in National Geographic and on the BBC’s One Show. Based in the North East of England with his wife and dog, Heaton continues to inspire photographers worldwide through his immersive storytelling and deep connection to the natural world.

© Thomas Heaton
© Thomas Heaton
© Thomas Heaton
© Thomas Heaton

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Comments (1):

  1. Alan Brown

    February 20, 2025 at 20:49

    I’ve been following Thomas since the early days, when the extent of his travels was the Lake District in the UK.
    I’ve always been drawn to the authenticity of Tom. He brings you into his world and exposures his failures as well as successes, which I feel is important for those who follow.

    Following Thomas has brought peace in my shooting – I no longer get anxious when not able to find satisfying compositions, and more willing just to enjoy time out with the camera.

    Just don’t ask him about his ICM work……….

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