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We have finally decided to tackle the backlog of listener questions we were dragging with us (some already for a few months).

On this episode, Antonio Marques, Dave Wilson and Will Burrard-Lucas discuss aperture, shutter speed and their relationship with sensor sizes and different lenses; polarizers and graduated neutral density filters; some suggestions for the choices that have to be made with online portfolios; hosting and different publishing platforms (CMS); the (Ryan) Brenizer technique; creating packages for wedding photography; and more.

On the news side, mentions of the newly released MacBook Pro and Aperture, and some interesting news coming out of Getty on their coverage of the Olympic Games.

As always, questions or general feedback can be sent via photonetcast (at) photonetcast.com or through our contact form.

We are also looking at replacing our long-standing logo on the show. If you have any good suggestions for it, let us know.

Until the next one, enjoy the show…

PhotoNetCast #72 - Apertures, polarizers and GNDs, Portfolios, Brenizer technique and more [ 1:09:53 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Show Notes

Getty Images to use new tech at the Olympics (VIDEO)
New Aperture update
The Brenizer technique; Video 1; Flickr group; Ryan’s video
Zerene Stacker
Note: I’m sure I’m forgetting a bunch of links on this one. If you want to know any I’ve forgotten just get in touch (Antonio)

Selected from the Web

Dave: Happy Moments Caught On Security Cameras; Mark Blundell
Will: From the G+ Photographer’s conference; Richard Peters
Antonio: Life and Work of Sally Mann; Joey L

Looking at the sky: Clouds and Sunsets

As you’ll probably notice this is a late release from a recording we did later last year (the mentions to Christmas and New Year’s Eve should be a good hint). In this episode we continue our discussion on landscape photography, in particular how environmental elements such as clouds and sunsets can improve your images. There was also time to answer a few listener questions we had regarding what we discussed on our last episode.

As always, if you have any photography related questions, get in touch and we’ll do our best to answer them.

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PhotoNetCast #38 - Looking at the sky: Clouds and Sunsets [ 51:18 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download