In our Urban Exploration (or UrbEx) discussion we covered a lot of material from the legality of it, some equipment suggestions, safety, and much more. If you are at all interested in the topic, you really need to listen to this one.
PhotoNetCast #48 - Urban Exploration: Finding beauty in decay [91:52m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWhat’s the true value of a photography magazine? That is the question I pose to our guests on this episode… But there’s more… Lightroom 3, iPhone 4, street photography…
A quick intro to BeetleCam, Corbis and the latest copyrights issues, iPad, Flash and HTML5, film chemicals, and of course our very own Selected from the Web… PhotoNetCast #46.
PhotoNetCast #46 - Cameras in the mouth of lions... and other stories [61:55m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadDocumentary photographer Raul Touzon joins us to share his experiences on photographing the people and culture of Sudan, while on assignment for the UN.
PhotoNetCast #45 - Photographer on Assignment, with Raul Touzon [71:56m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIn this episode we interview Felix Kunze, a London based commercial photographer who decided to visit and document Haiti after the earthquake, and follow the country’s steps to recovery.
PhotoNetCast #44 - Photographing Haiti after the quake, with Felix Kunze [62:20m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadCatch-up episode on listener questions: we cover ISO, panoramas, Fine Art papers, printing books on-demand, kit lenses, Lightroom and bird photography.
PhotoNetCast #43 - ISO, Panormas, Fine Art papers, Books On-Demand, Kit lenses, and how long will it take until the birds start coming? [61:34m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIn the show we frequently approach the topic of social media: how and why photographers should be part of the social revolution.
Continuing our conversation from episode #40, we discuss the matter of copying photographic subjects and compositions.
What is considered fair-use and copyright infringement when dealing with public artwork? The legal case in Seattle opens the discussion. Find out more on this episode of PhotoNetCast.
In this episode we wanted to give you a light overview of what film photography is all about, including workflow, darkroom, favorite films, costs and more.
We continue our discussion on landscape photography with an emphasis on Clouds and Sunsets, and how an image can improve from these elements.
PhotoNetCast #38 - Looking at the sky: Clouds and Sunsets [51:18m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadTips for Landscape Photography – From composition, light, filters and tripods, golden hour and the “rules”, we touch a bit on everything.
PhotoNetCast 36 takes a deeper look at photo projects, from the concept to the final output. I’ve also heard that some wild Canon rumors are mentioned…
We continue our discussion on Street Photography with a special guest, Joseph Szymanski.
PhotoNetCast #35 - Street Photography pt. II: Joseph Szymanski [59:07m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIn this episode approach Street Photography: from legal issues to equipment and also a touch on the creative side, we try to give an overview of what is capturing “living moments” on the street.
When is the right time to go pro, the problems facing a new professional photographer and the current successes – Neil Creek.
A full episode dedicated to listeners’ questions. We cover tripods, assignments, Lightroom and much more.
Rich Legg and David Sanger take us into the business of a stock photographer and discuss the different business models and licensing types in stock photography.
PhotoNetCast #31 - Stock Photography and different Licensing Models [92:27m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWe look at the good and the bad of allowing the use your photographic work for free, and how it affects your business model.
PhotoNetCast #30 - Does sharing photography for free fit into your Business Model? [82:53m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadFor the first episode of our Photo Critique segment, we critique “untitled” by G. Karamanis.
Travel Photography – Some tips and discussions on planning your travel, gear, maintenance, logistics, and being original on your travel photography. And PhotoNetCast turns 1.
HDR photography is a technique that can compensate for the limitations of digital sensors to capture a wide dynamic range. In this episode we talk with Dave Wilson on his workflow in HDR photography.
To grow and improve in photography, risks need to be taken and new challenges embraced. In this episode, we give you a few tips to do just that and go beyond your comfort zone.
In this episode we discuss some of the “best practices” you should follow for your photography site regarding the specific audience you intend to target.
This time we go into the latest mass copyright infringement and we answer a question by one of our listeners regarding the use of filters.
Phill Price and Darren Hector join us to discuss the new UK Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 and how it will affect photographers (even more).
Photographers' Rights and the new UK Counter-Terrorism Act 2008 [37:31m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIn this episode we approach the subject of defining goals for your photography and discuss the importance of this step for success.
In this episode we discuss the Flickr-Getty Images partnership and what it means for photographers.
For the first show of 2009 we discuss the “art” of buying used photographic equipment.
Rich Legg and Phill Price join us on this show to talk about their experience with the Canon 5D Mark II.
PhotoNetCast #19 - A look at the Canon 5D Mark II, with Rich Legg and Phill Price [76:19m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWe take a closer look at Lightroom 2 and interview Tom Hogarty, product manager for Lightroom. We’re also giving away one copy of Lightroom 2.
PhotoNetCast #18 - Interview with Lightroom product manager Tom Hogarty [77:54m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadWe revisit geotagging and interview the developers of ATP Photofinder Mini. We also open a $250 prize giveaway.
PhotoNetCast #17 - Geotagging with the Photofinder Mini [67:10m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIt’s another episode of PhotoNetCast, and this time we have the pleasure of having as guest a photographer for whom daylight doesn’t mean much – Troy Paiva.
PhotoNetCast #16 - Photographing the desert night with Troy Paiva [60:34m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadIf you’re planning to upgrade to a dSLR there are a few points that you should consider, from camera brand to camera features. In this episode we go more into detail into the factors consumers should consider when buying the first dSLR.
Me and Martin were at Photokina 2008 for a quick visit and we wanted to bring you some of the feeling of Photokina. Jim also joined us on the show to ask a few questions that someone not visiting might have. Enjoy the show.
We answer some listeners’ questions about photo management software and photography marketing.
Following the shutdown of Photoshelter Collection, we discuss the future of stock photography.
In this episode, we interview Zoriah, known for his work in major disaster and conflict areas.
Following our last episode about Inspiration in Photography, and since one of our major recommendations to boost your creativity was to look and study the work of other photographers, we decided to bring you a list of books that we can recommend.
In this episode of PhotoNetCast we address the issue of creativity and discuss our own ways in the quest for perpetual inspiration.
Participating in photo competitions is one of the many ways photographers have to get their work out there. Choosing the right images, the right title, the right print and of course, the right contest can overwhelm even the most experienced photographer. But besides the exposure, participating in photo competitions can also improve you as a photographer.
In this episode of PhotoNetCast we discuss editing and processing in photography.
Is analog photography dead? We don’t think so, but listen to the show and take your side.
In the episode 5 of PhotoNetCast we discuss the Pros and Cons of Geotagging and talk about the advantages of supporting your local retailers.
On today’s show we cover the backup procedure each of us uses and share some embarrassing moments / newbie mistakes we made in the field. We hope you like it.
Blogging & Photography and Organizing your Photos. These are the topics covered on this episode of PhotoNetCast.
Topics for this show: Photographers or terrorists, Video on Flickr and Protecting your online images from theft
In this brief introductory episode, we share with you who we are, what is our relationship with Photography and why we are joining efforts to bring you PhotoNetCast.
