Welcome to season two, episode one of The Photography Podcast. Today we are proud to announce that we are giving away 100% of our affiliate sales, do a quick review (more like a gushing) of the Scott Kelby iPad App Light It, and finish with an interview with commercial photography Erik Almas. So here we […]
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Here are the show notes from our conversation with my new photography crush, action, adventure, and sports photographer Michael Clark. How this all got started was because Peachpit was kind enough to send us his latest book, Exposed: Inside the Life and Images of a Pro Photographer, for review and the admiration started there. And […]
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Here are the show notes with contact info and links to different things we discussed in the photography podcast. We would love to hear from you, if you have a question, a comment on the show, photography gear you would like to know more about, or an interview you would like to hear, please email […]
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This week we present part 2 of our interview with photographer Vincent Versace. First thing I should confess is that I am a HUGE Vincent Versace fan, I have been since the earliest steps of my photography journey so be forewarned that you may hear just a bit of giddiness in my voice. So why […]
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Show notes for episode 6. This week we have the pleasure of talking to Wendy Roe, a wedding photographer and Social media expert. Before we talked to Wendy we shared two new iPad apps that we really liked, Professional Image Maker and Photographers i. We also gave a BIG THANK YOU to all of our […]
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One of the very cool things about doing what I do is the fact that I get to talk with folks who I admire, and Ashley Rodriguez from “Not Without Salt” is one of those people. Not Without Salt is a wonderful (and equal) mixture of the things most important in her life, her family, […]
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Let me share with you what I like so much about Kevin Kubota’s “Lighting Notebook“. The first 6 chapters cover most of the important things you will ever need to know about lighting. Chapter one – is a brief history of lighting that will actually walk you back to the 1930’s. Chapter two – goes […]
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