Askmott by Justin Mott

Askmott by Justin Mott WELCOME TO ASKMOTT, YOUR COMPREHENSIVE SOURCE FOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDUCATION, LED BY ACCLAIMED PHOTOGRAPHER JUSTIN MOTT.

Justin Mott is an independent photojournalist and commercial photographer based in Vietnam and is available for covering assignments worldwide. Mott also provides a variety of one-on-one photography consulting sessions, workshops, and portfolio reviews. https://www.justinmott.com/bookme-online-store

09/06/2026

If you are tired of gear reviews and empty photography advice, this is for you. I made a short video explaining exactly who I am, what this channel is about, and what we are building at askmott.com. Every level welcome. Amateurs, aspiring pros, working photographers. All that matters is that you want to put in the real work. Visit http://www.askmott.com

23/05/2026

Packing for a shoot in Seoul,
Korea.

Where there is smoke, there is a photographer.
21/05/2026

Where there is smoke, there is a photographer.

16/05/2026

Licensing and usage rights can completely change how photographers price and protect their work. I break it down in this episode.

Watch the full video using the link in my bio.

Photography coaching at AskMott.com

On a macro level, it’s heartbreaking that these elephants have been separated from their herd. Many of them are here bec...
16/05/2026

On a macro level, it’s heartbreaking that these elephants have been separated from their herd. Many of them are here because of poaching, drought, or human conflict, and the road back to rewilding through the work of the Sheldrick Trust is long and complicated.

But on a micro level, if you’ve never seen a baby elephant being hand fed milk from a giant bottle while sprinting toward its keeper with oversized ears flapping around, it’s pretty hard not to smile a little bit.

Also, note to self: never stand between a baby elephant and feeding time. I almost got trampled trying to get into position to capture these shots.

14/05/2026

you do not understand photography usage rights, you could be leaving money and control on the table. I cover the basics in my latest YouTube episode.

Watch the full episode using the link in my bio.

1:1 coaching available at AskMott.com

I’ve lived in Vietnam for 20 years now and people often ask me what’s changed.Honestly, this photo pretty much sums it u...
14/05/2026

I’ve lived in Vietnam for 20 years now and people often ask me what’s changed.

Honestly, this photo pretty much sums it up.

A fruit vendor still carefully lays out beautiful produce in traditional woven baskets on the street… but now she’ll also happily accept your bank transfer via QR code 😄

Some things change. Some things stay exactly the same. And somehow Vietnam manages to make both work perfectly together.

Tôi đã sống ở Việt Nam được 20 năm rồi và mọi người thường hỏi tôi Việt Nam đã thay đổi như thế nào.

Thật ra bức ảnh này đã trả lời tất cả.

Một cô bán trái cây vẫn bày những loại hoa quả đầy màu sắc trong những chiếc thúng truyền thống bên lề đường… nhưng giờ cô cũng vui vẻ nhận chuyển khoản bằng mã QR 😄

Có những thứ thay đổi. Có những thứ vẫn y nguyên. Và Việt Nam somehow luôn làm cho cả hai hòa hợp một cách rất tự nhiên.

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