This week's episode is our 1 year anniversary or birthday, 60 episodes, 40 guests and a ton of chit chat! This week we talk about our new show partner, The photography Show, update on Ted the war veteran and how the press and individuals behave when there's sensationalism to be reported and money on the table. Glyn talks about his trip to Westcott, printing your own photos and we reflect on what we've enjoyed the most from our first year. Thank you for listening!

For this Special Episode, Glyn interviewed World War 2 Veteran (Dunkirk, D-Day) Jeff Haward MM. Known as "Die Hards" Jeff served in the famous Middlesex Regiment throughout the entire time of World War 2 and was awarded the Military Medal for bravery by none other than Field Marshall Sir Bernard Montgomery. Now 99 years of age (100 in July 2019) take a listen to this short interview as Jeff talks of some of his experiences in true Jeff Haward style.

This week's episode may be a tiny bit controversial but it's meant to make us all evaluate why and when we expect something to be free, instead of considering why you have that expectation. Not having budget isn't always a reason, it's sometimes an excuse. Let's all start valuing each other in the industry and keep the respect at a premium! Dave and Glyn discuss examples and situations they been involved in and look at the design and photography industry seperately and together, why do we have to deal with the assumptions we'll work for free or expect others too. We'd love to hear your experiences and examples of why and why not, tell us about your successes or failures.

This week, Glyn chats to Rick Wenner who is a New York based award winning portrait photographer whose work has been featured in numerous magazines and press outlets. Rick and Glyn chat about how photography is not about the camera, it's about the people. Rick shares some powerful information and stories.

If you've followed this podcast since last year you'll know that Glyn and Dave have given some advice on how to behave, how to get ahead and how to build relationships. For this episode they've put together a survival guide on how to behave, think and build for a successful 2019 - it's tongue in cheek and we'd love to hear your survival tips!

Today's episode is a very powerful message, it's about life and death and the sudden unexpected loss of a loved one. It's about capturing people and moments before it's too late. Following on from episode 42, our interview with Nathan Black, something happened over Christmas that Glyn wants to talk about. It's quite emotional but a really important message if you have the ability to make a difference with photography.

In this week's episode of He Shoots He Draws with Glyn Dewis, he chats to Vincent Versace, internationally recognized pioneer in the art and science of digital photography. They talk about his life, career and the techniques which have made his work stand out during his 40 years in photography. Compelling Photography is all about Timelessness and Vincent explains how to embrace this using today's technology. Today, based in Los Angeles, he divides his time between commercial and fine art photography assignments, teaching, and consulting for such suppliers as Nikon, Epson, Nik, OnOne, X-Rite, Adobe, Westcott and others.

Glyn chats to photographer and lighting expert Brandon Heiss of Westcott to help new photographers know all about light modifiers, why are there so many, what should you look for, how should they be used and more great advice. Dave is looking to improve his photography in 2019 so this episode was to help people like Dave demystify the world of lighting and modifiers.

In this very special episode of He Shoots, He Draws, Glyn interviews Royal Marine, 41 Commando, D Day Veteran, Ted Owens. Glyn photographed Ted early December and it is such an incredible story that we wanted to share this interview with you. Every once in a while we will have non design/photography episodes but they will be connected to what we do, in this case, Glyn's World War 2 project he's working on. We hope you enjoy this amazing tale of a Commando who selflessly and courageously served our country.

Once we hit episode 50 we wanted to start our next 50 with a great friend and a great guest, Joe McNally and his lovely, super talented wife, Annie Cahill. We sat in a bar in London and chatted about their relationship, their work, their year and their future. We could have chatted for ages but we hope you enjoy the hour we captured.