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Welcome to Parkography, the podcast that uncovers the rich history's vibrant ecosystems and inspiring human stories behind America's public lands.

I'm Jason Epperson, and today I'm thrilled to share our conversation with two remarkable photographers,

Chris Greer and Paul Daniel, the creators of the PBS series Viewfinders.

Viewfinders captures the magic of America's landscapes through the lenses of these two

passionate photographers, blending stunning visuals, immersive soundtracks, and meaningful

storytelling. Each episode follows Chris and Paul as they explore breathtaking locations,

connect with local experts,

and share insights about the history, ecology, and preservation of the places they visit.

It's a series that inspires viewers to get outside, discover the natural world, and maybe even

pick up a camera themselves. Along with being an award-winning photographer, Chris Greer,

as a professor at Georgia College and the best-selling author of Georgia discovered, exploring the best of the peach state, and naturally Georgia from the mountains to the sea.

He has traveled the globe capturing incredible landscapes, but the beauty of his home state of Georgia keeps calling him back.

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