In this episode of the Overland Journal Podcast, host Scott Brady sits down with renowned overland photographer Michael Ellem. The two discuss their shared adventures across Australia, including remote and technical tracks like Cape York and the Canning Stock Route. Michael, who has been ARB’s principal photographer for decades, shares his expertise in capturing the perfect shot, his loyalty to the ARB brand, and the importance of following one’s creative passion. They also delve into Michael’s favorite travel destinations in Australia, his approach to overlanding, and the specifics of his highly modified 70-Series Land Cruiser.
Overland Journal Podcast Episode 256
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Guest Bio:
Michael Ellem
Michael Ellem believes photography in the Outback is something special that you really should experience for yourself. He doesn’t know whether it’s the personality of the people or the land that he loves, but there is one thing for certain: it has an attraction that keeps dragging him back. Outback Australia assists Michael in creating a diversity of imagery through utilizing its textures, colors, and characteristics. Offroad Images has been built on 25 years of image and film creativity in remote environments and has helped capture a wide acceptance and excitement for products in the 4×4 scene. Learn more about Michael’s adventures and see his work on his website, or follow him on Instagram @offroadimages .
Host Bio:
Scott Brady
Scott is the executive publisher and co-founder of Expedition Portal and Overland Journal and is often credited with popularizing overlanding in North America. His travels by 4WD and adventure motorcycle span all seven continents and include three circumnavigations of the globe. His polar expeditions include two vehicle crossings of Antarctica and the first long-axis crossing of Greenland. @scott.a.brady
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