Andy Henderson sits down each week with photographers and models to answer the question: "How can I create better images?" Learn why you should throw away your lens cap, what good a 1.2 aperture actually does, and so much more. New episodes every Saturday.
This week I sit down with Carrington Spires (@carrington_spires, carringtonspiresphotography.com) as we discuss how AI is shaping photography and whether we should use it. Follow along with the podcast @andyhenderson on instagram.
This week I sit down with Matt Murphy (@murphymade, murphymade.com) and we discuss his photography journey, what goes into a Broadway photoshoot, and why you should always backup to a second card! Follow along with the podcast @andyhenderson on instagram.
This week, I sit down with Michaelah Reynolds (@michaelah.jpg on Instagram) and chat about working in small spaces, working with limited equipment, and finding ways to stay creative during the pandemic. Follow the show @photolessonsbyandy on Instagram.
This week, I chat with Marissa Pilcher (@marissapilcher on Instagram) about being our own worst critic, the comparison game between photographers, and imposter syndrome. You can follow the show @photolessonsbyandy on Instagram.
Today I sit down and answer all of the questions I have been receiving on Facebook and Instagram. Follow the show @photolessonsbyandy on Instagram and Facebook!
This week I sit down with Marc J. Franklin (@marcjfranklin, marcjfranklin.com) who is the Principal Photographer and Photo Editor for Playbill in New York City. We discuss navigating creative burnout and what a healthy break looks like for photographers. You can follow the podcast on Instagram @photolessonsbyandy
Today I sit down with Tyler Rosenthal (@tylerrosenthalphotography) and chat about what it looks like to go through an editing identity crisis, how young photographers can find their style, and whether or not using presets lessens the art of photography. Follow the show @photolessonsbyandy on Instagram!
Today I sit down with Cody Giles (@creativegiles) and discuss how photographers can evoke emotion in their portraits and get the best out of their subjects by really getting to know them. We also chat about photographers that inspire us and why he thinks you should throw away your lens cap! Follow the show @photolessonsbyandy on Instagram!
Today I sit down with photographer and videographer Alex Blankenship (@alexbernstine) and discuss what makes a good photo, what gear you should (or shouldn't) buy, and how new photographers can get great shots with the gear they already have. Follow the show @photolessonsbyandy.
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