Podcast appearances and mentions of antonio rosario

First, we cover the recent historic contract settlement between UPS and the Teamsters. We speak with Antonio Rosario, an organizer with Local 804 about why the recent contract is unprecedented for workers. We then talk with Brendan Lopez, a union leader at his Starbucks location who was fired in June. Lopez and his fellow baristas confronted the boss who fired him at a Starbucks corporate headquarters. Lopez discusses his firing, Starbucks' union-busting activities, and striking.

We cover the recent historic contract settlement between UPS and the Teamsters. We speak with Antonio Rosario, an organizer with Local 804 about why the recent contract is unprecedented for workers.

Amba Guerguerian interviews UPS driver Antonio Rosario about the possibility of a strike on August 1st. They discuss the teamsters and UPS drivers' negotiations with UPS, and the drivers and teamsters willingness to strike if a fair contract is not reached.

In the first part of the show, we speak with Steve Wishnia and Evelyn Jones about retired city workers' recent legal victory that paves the way for retirees to keep their healthcare. Wishnia is a labor journalist, and Jones Rich is a retired public educator and activist at the forefront of the fight to keep their Medicare coverage. We then talk to Derrick Holmes of Rider's Alliance, an organization that advocates for improved mass transit in New York, about the fight to make a busway on Fordham Road. Finally, Amba Guerguerian interviews UPS driver Antonio Rosario about the possibility of a strike on August 1st. They discuss the teamsters and UPS drivers' negotiations with UPS, and the drivers and teamsters readiness to strike if a fair contract is not reached.

CCATP #746 – Antonio Rosario on iPhone 14 Pro Max From a Different Angle I'm Still Using It The Day the Drobo Died … Again Octogenarian Talks 1Password Support the Show Security Bits — 16 October 2022 Join the Conversation: allison@podfeet.com podfeet.com/slack Support the Show: Patreon Donation PayPal one-time donation Podfeet Podcasts Mugs at Zazzle Podfeet 15-Year Anniversary Shirts Referral Links: Parallels Toolbox - 3 months free for you and me Learn through MacSparky Field Guides - 15% off for you and me Backblaze - One free month for me and you Setapp - One free month for me and you Eufy - $40 for me if you spend $200. Sadly nothing in it for you. Google Fi - $20 Credit to both of our accounts after 30 days active PIA VPN - One month added to Paid Accounts for both of us

Antonio Rosario bills himself as a full-time unemployed photographer, part-time semi-employed videographer and photography instructor, and a volunteer bimonthly podcaster. He sent out a tweet in which he said, "Dear podcasters: Will someone PLEASE interview me about the #iPhone 14 ProMax?!" I expected that Antonio wanted to come on and have a discussion about the new phone's specs and a pixel-peeping level of detail about the resulting images from this new device. But that's not at all what he really wanted to talk about. Whether you consider yourself a "real" photographer or just someone who likes to take pictures, I think you'll find this introspective discussion heartfelt and memorable. You can find Antonio online in the following places: * Follow Antonio's work at [amrosario.com](http://amrosario.com/) * Podcast - Street Shots Photography Podcast [streetshots.photography/...](http://streetshots.photography/) * Vero: amrosario - [vero.co/amrosario](https://vero.co/amrosario) * Twitter [@amrosario](https://twitter.com/amrosario) * [iPhone 14 Pro Max RAW images by Antonio](https://adobe.ly/3CBp75P) * [Images shot using Fococ app (using portrait mode)](https://adobe.ly/3fLIRuA) Antonio talked about a video on the Three Blind Men and an Elephant channel

Antonio Rosario bills himself as a full-time unemployed photographer, part-time semi-employed videographer and photography instructor, and a volunteer bimonthly podcaster. He sent out a tweet in which he said, "Dear podcasters: Will someone PLEASE interview me about the #iPhone 14 ProMax?!" I expected that Antonio wanted to come on and have a discussion about the new phone's specs and a pixel-peeping level of detail about the resulting images from this new device. But that's not at all what he really wanted to talk about. Whether you consider yourself a "real" photographer or just someone who likes to take pictures, I think you'll find this introspective discussion heartfelt and memorable. You can find Antonio online in the following places: * Follow Antonio's work at [amrosario.com](http://amrosario.com/) * Podcast - Street Shots Photography Podcast [streetshots.photography/...](http://streetshots.photography/) * Vero: amrosario - [vero.co/amrosario](https://vero.co/amrosario) * Twitter [@amrosario](https://twitter.com/amrosario) * [iPhone 14 Pro Max RAW images by Antonio](https://adobe.ly/3CBp75P) * [Images shot using Fococ app (using portrait mode)](https://adobe.ly/3fLIRuA) Antonio talked about a video on the Three Blind Men and an Elephant channel

King Timmy, born in Santiago, Dominican Republic, is a young Latin artist. He always loved music in high school, and through playing basketball, he grew a love for hip-hop. He eventually started getting into Spanish music and was very much inspired by Bad Bunny after attending one of his concerts. His dad has a lot of friends in the entertainment industry and is introduced to many well-known figures who have given him great advice as an artist. The young 20-year old artist describes performing as an adrenaline rush; King Timmy says, “I use my anxiety to my advantage and shake off my nerves by being energized throughout my performances; I let out the nerves that way.” King Timmy opened for Antonio Rosario, but an awe-inspiring performance he did at the beginning of his career was his prom! He talks about how it was a great memory performing for many of his classmates and friends in the last event of his high school experience. King Timmy mentions that it felt great that King Timmy had support from his hometown, especially the people that he grew up with. Advice he would give his younger self, he says, “dream bigger and never be too satisfied; hard work pays off.” He supports all artists that love music and puts it into their music. You can catch him on social media Instagram @kingtimmyrd and watch his videos on Youtube @ King Timmy.

In this solo show, and very much inspired by last month's chat with Antonio Rosario about the railway photographer O. Winston Link, Bart digs a little deeper into the whys and the hows of railway photography. The first part of the show explores the differences between thinking about shooting railways as opposed to trains, with the hope of inspiring you to have a go. Following on from that, the second part gives some practical tips that might help you convert your inspiration into great images. Show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp92 Reminder - you can submit questions for future Q A shows at http://lets-talk.ie/photoq. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/ltpod

In this solo show, and very much inspired by last month's chat with Antonio Rosario about the railway photographer O. Winston Link, Bart digs a little deeper into the whys and the hows of railway photography. The first part of the show explores the differences between thinking about shooting railways as opposed to trains, with the hope of inspiring you to have a go. Following on from that, the second part gives some practical tips that might help you convert your inspiration into great images. Show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp92 Reminder - you can submit questions for future Q A shows at http://lets-talk.ie/photoq. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/ltpod

En esta ocasión nos acompaña la Cooperativa de Energía de San Salvador (Pirucho Coop), del barrio San Salvador en Caguas. Conversamos con Antonio Rosario (primer vicepresidente), Feliciano Rodríguez (secretario) y José Luis Ortiz (tesorero) sobre la cooperativa y la comunidad que la cobija. Para más información de Pirucho Coop puede escribir a piruchocoop@gmail.com.

This month Antonio turns the tables on Bart, interviewing him about one if his favourite photographers, O. Winston Link. Link was a commercial professional commercial photographer by day, but a dedicated amateur railway photographer by night (literally!). Show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp91 Reminder - you can submit questions for future Q A shows at http://lets-talk.ie/photoq. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/ltpod

This month Antonio turns the tables on Bart, interviewing him about one if his favourite photographers, O. Winston Link. Link was a commercial professional commercial photographer by day, but a dedicated amateur railway photographer by night (literally!). Show notes are available at https://lets-talk.ie/ltp91 Reminder - you can submit questions for future A shows at http://lets-talk.ie/photoq. Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://patreon.com/ltpod

Last week we talked about the amazing power in the tool of “What If” and how it impacts your creativity. To continue that idea let’s talk about how important it is to introduce an element of “Play” into your creative process. ----more---- Why “Play”? When we approach our creative pursuits without an element of play, we are more typically focused on a specific end result. There may be client work pressures or just the pressure and consequences we place on ourselves for a less than ideal outcome. There’s absolutely a time and place to get down to business. But when we play, it’s only then that we are truly able to explore the hidden recesses in our creative minds and discover new paths and direction with our creativity. “The research shows that play-like activities put us into into a psychological state where it’s ok to fail, where it’s ok to wonder “what if?” A result of that thinking is the ability to freely explore the unknown. From that exploration creative insights are much easier to spot.” - Tanner Christensen, Writer at CreativeSomething.Net Episode Resources Shuttertime Episode with Antonio Rosario from Street Shots as a guest host. Antonio heard my episode last week and because of that and an idea from a mutual friend, Mark Rierson, decided to allow for a little “What If” style play with a photography genre he’d always wanted to try. The results, much like the episode of Shuttertime, were fantastic.   Why is Play Essential For Creativity This article from creativesomething.net contains some excellent insight on how Play and What If go hand in hand to allow us to freely create without any fear of consequence.   Hot Kenobi Instagram Account This is an example where playing with toys and a camera led to a new passion.   Jason Yang @WorkMoreOrLess on IG Another fantastic example of playful experiments turning out some truly fun and inspiring work.   Enjoy what I do? If you would like to support me and you enjoy what you are seeing here, there are a couple simple ways to help! First, feel free to use those SHARE/TWEET buttons down below, share with the world what you enjoy! I sincerely appreciate it!   How To Catch The Show & Contact Me   Listen anytime on the Official Website of Adventures in Creativity, or in the podcast player of your choice by searching for “Adventures in Creativity”! Have a follow up thought on anything I discussed or have a recommendation of a creative you’d love me to chat with? Shoot me an email and I’ll read it on the show! You can also find me on social media everywhere @davidszweduik, but I’m most active on Twitter so feel free to reach out and chat! Thanks for listening, see you on our next adventure! Additional sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com   STAY UP TO DATE AND GET NOTIFIED OF NEW ARTICLES AND EPISODES FOR FREE! That’s right, get notified every time I publish a new article or episode so that you’ll never miss out on any of the discussions on the craft of photography, creativity, visual explorations and so much more! Join the fun, just hit the “JOIN THE ADVENTURE” button in the menu above, the footer below, or right here! JOIN THE ADVENTURE!

Very interesting conversation with Antonio Rosario about very prolific photographer of old, Edward Weston.  Who's photographs seem to be all over the place, not following any specific genre.  Yet if you look carefully a theme will appear.  

In this episode I'm joined by Antonio Rosario, and we talk about William Eggleston.  Mr. Eggleston is a very polarizing photographer.  Not only he pioneered colored photography, he also seemed to throw all the rules of photography away.  So what makes his photography so successful, and hated at the same time.  We explore this and his photographs of mundane things.  

In this episode we collected Dave Szweduik, Dominick Chiuchiulo, Bryan Menear, and Antonio Rosario to give a farewell send off to Sid, who after 7 years and with a heavy heart, is leaving the show.

With help from Antonio Rosario, we ask why the old photography masters are still relevant today.

Wow.  To handle this topic we had to invite two guests, Antonio Rosario and Mark Reierson.  How can photography affect social change.  Lewis Hine did, but now with the amount of photography it's even harder to do, or is it?  Big questions, big panel. 

An honest and candid chat with Antonio Rosario from Switch to Manual and Rob Johnson about trials and tribulations of Street Photography.  

In this episode we feature Antonio Rosario from Switch 2 Manual, Clay Daly from Cybrcast, and Mark Reierson.   We talk about how life can affect our creativity, and how to find solutions for our photographic blues.

Kevin, Mike, and Antonio talk about geeky stuff including photography.

Kevin, Mike, and Antonio talk about geeky stuff including photography.