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We all know you're here because you - like us, are a bona fide history nerd, so here's a little something from the producers of this podcast; a brand new series of Conflict Of Interest with the Imperial War Museum. We think you're going to love it How have artists, filmmakers and photographers shaped our understanding of wars and conflict? Journalist and writer Helen Lewis explores the recently-opened Blavatnik Art, Film and Photography Galleries at Imperial War Museum, London. From No Man's Land to mushroom clouds, Helen discovers the people that have interpreted over a hundred years of conflict, in this specially-curated tour by James Bulgin, Head of Public History at IWM. They are joined by Suzanne Plunkett, Reuters' Chief Photographer for the UK and Ireland, and a photojournalist for almost 30 years - and someone who can give us a first hand account of what it's like to be capturing a seismic event in the moment. Objects Discussed: Paul Nash, The Menin Road, 1919 John Armstrong, Pro Patria, 1938  War Pictorial News No. 21 Mushroom Cloud over Nagasaki, 1945 Suzanne Plunkett, People Covered in Dust and Debris New York, 11 September 2001 -  © AP (IWM DC 123993) © AP (IWM DC 124023) Narrator:  James Taylor. Producer: Matt Hill at Rethink Audio, with support from Eleanor Head, Daniel BenChorin, and the IWM Institute team at Imperial War Museums Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

En esta ocasión, y como broche final, contaremos con la participación de Emilio Morenatti, fotoperiodista premiado con el Pulitzer en dos ocasiones y Chief Photographer de la agencia AP; Clara Ruipérez de Azcárate; directora de Estrategia Jurídica de Contenidos y Transformación Digital de Telefónica y abogada experta en propiedad intelectual; Gisela Baños, escritora y correctora y divulgadora de ciencia y María Santoyo, directora de Photoespaña. #PHE24 #ImagenFutura #TelosPactoDigital #EncuentrosTELOS Mas información en: https://espacio.fundaciontelefonica.com/evento/photoespana-telos/ Un nuevo espacio para una nueva cultura: visita el Espacio Fundación Telefónica en pleno corazón de Madrid, en la calle Fuencarral 3. Visítanos y síguenos en: Web: https://espacio.fundaciontelefonica.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/EspacioFTef Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/espaciofundaciontef Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/espacioftef/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CulturaSiglo21

45 years behind a local TV news camera means Joe has literally been an eyewitness to the ever-changing landscape of the Nashville area since the 80's. Covering he biggest stories; from theTitans Super Bowl run to chaos at the State Capitol, the Pulaski and MTSU graduate sharesstories of meeting Ronald Reagan, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks and plunging into a NASA deepwater tank. AMONG THE TOPICS: FROM PULASKI TO NEWSCHANNEL 5, SAYING GOODBYE TOBEFORD NATHAN FORREST, CALLED INTO THE MAYOR'S OFFICE AND PROUD PAPA.

Raj Bhai Suwal, Chief Photographer and MD of Creative D. Studio has been a leading figure in Nepal's photography scene for nearly four decades. Renowned as the official photographer for Miss Nepal Pageant, he has left an indelible mark on the industry. Following his father's footsteps Bibhas Maharjan Suwal, poised to carve his own path in the world of photography.

Ian Smith, KDKA-TV's Chief Photographer, joins Larry and Marty live from Buffalo to discuss the current weather and the upcoming playoff game today. 

Are you a real estate photographer and real estate agent thinking about adding Matterport? On WGAN-TV Live at 5 (5 pm ET) on Thursday, 10 August 2023, my guest is Howard Witz. Howard is a Matterport Service Provider and associate real estate broker: ✓ Brooklyn-based-3D VUZ Owner and Chief Photographer Howard Witz ✓ Brooklyn-based-Compass Real Estate (The Belisario Team) Howard will tell us about his Matterport Service Provider journey, plus I will ask Howard what he would do differently if he was adding Matterport today: WGAN-TV | Howard Witz: My Journey as a Matterport Service Provider (and Real Estate Agent) Some of the questions that I will ask Howard: 1. Tell us about 3D VUZ today: 3D VUZ | Howard@3DVUZ.com 2. Tell us about your real estate biz: Compass Real Estate (The Belisario Team) 3. Deeper dive into Matterport and related services 4. About the journey as a MSP. How did you learn about Matterport? When? How did you get started? 5. If you were starting today with Matterport, what would you do differently? 6. Matterport related tips for developing business (new business and client retention) Howard Witz ✓ 3D VUZ Owner and Chief Photographer ✓ 36 years in Business, is a NYS Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker ✓ Compass | Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker ✓ Born and raised in Brooklyn ✓ Graduated from Sheepshead Bay High School in 1981 ✓ Attended Wagner College in Staten Island, majoring in Business ✓ Many real estate agent/broker awards ✓ VERY HIGH “Listing to Sold” ratio ✓ SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist) ✓ married for 32 years to Realtor (Lynn Hirshman-Witz) ✓ 3 sons (Landon) and twins (Adam & Austin) --- Howard Witz Contact Info (Servicing All of NYC, Long Island & New Jersey) ✓ 3D VUZ | Howard@3DVUZ.com ✓ Howard Witz on Compass (The Belisario Team) landing page ✓ Mobile: 917-846-5300 ✓ Howard@3dvuz.com | howard.Witz@compass.com ✓ Howard Witz on LinkedIn ✓ Howard Witz on Facebook ✓ Howard Witz on Instagram ✓ 3D VUZ Contact Us page (scroll down)

Are you a real estate photographer and real estate agent thinking about adding Matterport? On WGAN-TV Live at 5 (5 pm ET) on Thursday, 10 August 2023, my guest is Howard Witz. Howard is a Matterport Service Provider and associate real estate broker: ✓ Brooklyn-based-3D VUZ Owner and Chief Photographer Howard Witz ✓ Brooklyn-based-Compass Real Estate (The Belisario Team) Howard will tell us about his Matterport Service Provider journey, plus I will ask Howard what he would do differently if he was adding Matterport today: WGAN-TV | Howard Witz: My Journey as a Matterport Service Provider (and Real Estate Agent) Some of the questions that I will ask Howard: 1. Tell us about 3D VUZ today: 3D VUZ | Howard@3DVUZ.com 2. Tell us about your real estate biz: Compass Real Estate (The Belisario Team) 3. Deeper dive into Matterport and related services 4. About the journey as a MSP. How did you learn about Matterport? When? How did you get started? 5. If you were starting today with Matterport, what would you do differently? 6. Matterport related tips for developing business (new business and client retention) Howard Witz ✓ 3D VUZ Owner and Chief Photographer ✓ 36 years in Business, is a NYS Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker ✓ Compass | Licensed Real Estate Associate Broker ✓ Born and raised in Brooklyn ✓ Graduated from Sheepshead Bay High School in 1981 ✓ Attended Wagner College in Staten Island, majoring in Business ✓ Many real estate agent/broker awards ✓ VERY HIGH “Listing to Sold” ratio ✓ SRES (Seniors Real Estate Specialist) ✓ married for 32 years to Realtor (Lynn Hirshman-Witz) ✓ 3 sons (Landon) and twins (Adam & Austin) --- Howard Witz Contact Info (Servicing All of NYC, Long Island & New Jersey) ✓ 3D VUZ | Howard@3DVUZ.com ✓ Howard Witz on Compass (The Belisario Team) landing page ✓ Mobile: 917-846-5300 ✓ Howard@3dvuz.com | howard.Witz@compass.com ✓ Howard Witz on LinkedIn ✓ Howard Witz on Facebook ✓ Howard Witz on Instagram ✓ 3D VUZ Contact Us page (scroll down)

Meet Michael Willson, Chief Photographer at the AFL. Chances are you're already familiar with his work, Michael's captured some of THE most iconic AFL photos in the last 16 years - Think the Taylor Harris kick, Lance Franklin's 1000th goal, and more.In this pod we cover how Michael got his start via grassroots football, what he packs into his kit bag each game, and how he captures the big moments for millions to enjoy. If you'd love to be a sports photographer or want to know the stories behind the photos, do yourself a favour and listen to Michael Willson's career on the SportsGrad Podcast.We cover:(0:00) Introduction(04:02) SG Community Update (08:24) Welcome Michael(18:10) Why he chose photography(24:02) Photography portfolios in 2004-07?(26:47) The items in an AFL Photographer's kit bag(32:51) The story behind Buddy 1000(38:38) Covering a game in the AFL (43:32) Day in the life on game day(48:47) A week as an AFL Photographer(51:06) 3 Tips to take quality photos(58:57) Michael's main challengers(01:04:32) #ASKSPORTSGRADAdditional episodes you might enjoy:#124: Hamish McLachlan (Seven Network) - How to commentate the AFL Grand Final#210: Brian Taylor (Seven Network) - How to be an AFL commentator*Want to stay up today with all the latest job opportunities, Q&As with professionals, new podcasts, and networking opportunities?

On this episode of the Friends in Beauty podcast I welcome JD Barnes to the Friends in Beauty guest chair.   JD is a photographer who, although having lost complete vision in his right eye due to uveitis, takes pride in his ability to see beyond the typical and in doing so create something special every time he picks up his camera.    After returning to the states from a modeling career in Europe JD decided to pursue photography. With over 10 years of experience in the industry he has solidified a name for himself. His work has been featured in publications such as Essence, Harper's Bazaar, WWD, and Vogue UK to name a few. While he has photographed some of the most famous artists of today — Lizzo, Billy Porter, Regina King, Alicia Keys — he's as ambitious as ever and still pushing forward on his artistic journey.   JD believes "An artist walks by feeling, by emotion, by intuition. It's what separates us from the technicians of the world. There is no fear of wrong, only of mediocrity."    I was so honored to sit down and have this conversation with JD as he is someone who is very low-key & doesn't typically do interviews. My persistence paid off and I was able to get him on the FIB Podcast. I've been following his work for years and I knew that this conversation would be a treat for my photographers and other Friends in Beauty.    In this interview JD shares:   -How he got his start as a photographer -How his past as a model helps him as a photographer -How losing vision in his right eye affected his photography -Some pet peeves he has -How photographers can strengthen their skillset -Answers questions from the FIB community -How to protect your images from getting lost -And so much more   I really enjoyed this conversation with JD and I know you will too. Let's go ahead and jump into this chat and if you prefer to watch this interview then tune in on YouTube. Enjoy this episode! Leave us a 5 star review and share this episode with a friend or 2 or 3. info@friendsinbeauty.com   FRIENDS IN BEAUTY FACEBOOK COMMUNITY www.facebook.com/groups/friendsinbeauty   FOLLOW FRIENDS IN BEAUTY ON IG  www.instagram.com/friendsinbeauty   SUBSCRIBE TO YOUTUBE CHANNEL bit.ly/FIBTube   SEND ME A TEXT! (202) 519-4652   JOIN PATREON TO SUPPORT THE FRIENDS IN BEAUTY PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/friendsinbeauty   ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS OF THE PODCAST https://www.friendsinbeauty.com/fibadrequest Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Additional Resources:   -https://www.amazon.com/shop/akuarobinson   -Skillshare - Use this link for 2 months free of the premium plan: https://skl.sh/30t352q   -Shop Mented Cosmetics - https://www.mentedcosmetics.com/?rfsn=1290937.f2481  Use Code “AKUAROBINSON” for 10% of your purchase  Announcements:   We're on Apple Podcasts - www.bit.ly/FIBPodItunes!   Join our Facebook community…   If  you're looking for a community of like minded, ambitious, and supportive #FriendsinBeauty all working to leave our mark on the beauty industry, join us here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/friendsinbeauty Join the Friends in Beauty Mailing List: www.bit.ly/FIBTribe Social Media Info: JD Barnes (Instagram) - @jdthecombo JD Barnes (Website) - www.thejamesbarnes.com Friends in Beauty (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter) - @friendsinbeauty Friends in Beauty (YouTube) - Friends in Beauty https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcYPyO8nAosEmjEE5nza9Zg?view_as=subscriber Akua Robinson (Instagram,Twitter) - @akuarobinson AkuaRobinson (Facebook) - Akua Robinson MUA Akua Robinson (Website) - www.akuarobinson.com

Tulsa World Chief Photographer Tom Gilbert talks about the photos of the Tallgrass Prairie Preserve he took for this month’s Tulsa World Magazine’s cover story of the 14 most beautiful places in Oklahoma. He also tells Editor Jason Collington about some of the photos in his career that have stuck with him and about his What The Ale blog where he writes about local beers. Tom Gilbert’s portfolio The latest issue of Tulsa World Magazine Oklahoma’s 14 most beautiful places to visit Contact photojournalist Tom Gilbert: Email | Twitter | Facebook | Follow his work Contact Editor Jason Collington: Email | Facebook | TwitterSupport the show: https://tulsaworld.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week Lucy chats with Michael Willson, Chief Photographer for the AFL, about being on the SCG in the crowd to capture the incredible images when Lance Franklin kicked his 1000th goal. They talk about the anxiety, joy and privilege of working on the sidelines of the game he loves. And he shares his feelings about the images that have stayed with him, and those that got away.You can see some of Michael Willson's photography on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/michaelcwillson/You can follow The Outer Sanctum on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Email us at theoutersanctumpodcast@outlook.com The Outer Sanctum is recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands on which we work, live, learn and play, and pay our respects to Indigenous Elders past and present. We recognise that sovereignty has never been ceded – that this always was and always will be Aboriginal land. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

AFL Chief Photographer Michael Willson joined Garry and Tim to talk about capturing some potentially iconic images of Lance Franklin after he kicked his 1000th goal and was swarmed by the SCG crowd.

These last few years of the pandemic have been an interesting time. While I would definitely hope to not do it again any time soon, there are a few things that have come out of the pandemic that have been amazing. One of those are the various virtual photographer hangouts I have been invited to, and the amazing people I have met through them. In one of these Zoom hangouts I met William Snyder, who was on the show with his Stevie Ray Vaughn album cover image, and in the same hangout I was also introduced to legendary Reuters photographer Gary Hershorn. When talking about Gary's career as a photojournalist you can get lost in the story alone, and then once you add his images to the story you are seemingly transported to amazing historical moments in time. Gary is a Canadian photographer and picture editor based in New York City, and his 43 year career began in 1979 at United Press International, in Toronto. By 1985 he was working at Reuters, as Chief Photographer, Canada, before moving to Washington, DC. in 1990. In his time at Reuters, Gary filled the roles of Senior Photographer, Picture Editor-Americas, and Global Sports Pictures Editor. He led major event coverage of the 9/11 attacks on the WTC, Hurricane Katrina, the Haiti Earthquake, along with covering numerous news, sporting championships and entertainment events around the world. Since leaving Reuters in 2014, he has worked as a photo editor for Flipboard, was the photo editor at FOXnews.com for 3 years and presently works in news curation for Facebook. In addition he is a contributing photographer for Getty Images. For those 43 years Gary has been photographing history, he has been taking us there with him in the process. In the summer of 2011, as the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center approached, he began a photography project documenting New York City, the ever-changing skyline of the city as it entered a construction boom and began pairing the skyline of the city with various celestial events that happened in the skies over New York City. This work continues and led to the publication of the book “New York Celestial” in 2019. If you follow Gary on Instagram you will find one of the most inspirational feeds there is. I show Gary's current work to someone almost daily, and could study his photojournalistic work just as frequently. Today, I am excited to share one of his most historic images with you. Join legendary photojournalist, and all around great photographer, Gary Hershorn and me as we discuss what it was like to photograph the 2008 Obama Election Night Rally for Reuters, on this Behind the Shot. (The Obama photo featured in this episode is provided courtesy of Reuters, and is Copyright Reuters) Connect with Gary Website: garyhershorn.com Instagram: @garyhershorn Twitter: @garyhershorn Gary's Book New York Celestial: newyorkcelestial.com Gary's Favorite Mobile Apps Radar Scope: Android | iOS Webcams – EarthCam: Android | iOS Planit Pro: Photo Planner: Android | iOS Gary's Photographer Picks Andy Sharp: andy-sharp.com | @andybobsharp Andy Clark: clarkfoto.ca | @andyclarkfoto

We’re chatting this week with Emily Olman, CEO and Chief Photographer with Hopscotch Interactive, based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Emily was recently featured as a presenter for the 2021 PFRE Conference.  She talks... The post Episode 154 – Emily Olman of Hopscotch Interactive first appeared on Shooting Spaces.

Award-winning photographer Mark Seliger was Rolling Stone's Chief Photographer from 1992-2002, where he shot over 175 covers. From 2002-2012, he was on contract with Condé Nast where he shot regularly for Vanity Fair and GQ. We talk about Mark's latest book “The City That Finally Sleeps", where during the pandemic, “he took to the desolate streets, camera in hand and often in the quietest hours … these hauntingly beautiful portraits of New York's streets and cityscapes grip the viewer in varying balances of beauty, sorrow, wonder and quiet concern.” All the proceeds from the sale of the book goes to New York Cares in their covid-19 relief efforts. We also talk about Mark's creative process as a photographer, as well as a singer and songwriter. The song "1,000 Kisses" in the interview is performed by Mark Seliger's country and western band Rusty Truck. Mark Seliger is the recipient of such esteemed awards as the Alfred Eisenstaedt Award. The Lucie Award, The Clio Grand Prix, Cannes Lions Grand Prix to mention a few.  

In episode 180 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed reflecting on analogue photography in a digital world. Plus this week photographer James Oatway on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' James Oatway was born in 1978 in South Africa and grew up in Phalaborwa, a small copper mining town. He graduated from Rhodes University with a Bachelor of Journalism degree in 2000 before working as the Chief Photographer and Picture Editor of the Sunday Times newspaper. His work revolves predominantly around themes of social inequality and people affected by conflict and together with photographer Alon Skuy, Oatway published a photographic book about xenophobic violence in South Africa called [BR]OTHER, published in 2021 and he is the co-author of The Battle of Bangui also published in 2021. Oatway works extensively on the African continent and often collaborates with humanitarian organisations such as UNICEF, UNHCR and Médicins Sans Frontières. His work has been published in The Guardian, Stern, Internazionale, Le Monde, TIME, Paris-Match, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The LA Times and others. Oatway has received various international awards including multiple Pictures of the Year International awards. In 2015 he was named the South African Journalist of the Year and in 2018 his Red Ants project won the Visa d'or Feature Award at the Visa Pour l'image Photojournalism Festival in Perpignan, France. He has taught documentary photography at the Market Photo Workshop in Johannesburg and is affiliated to Panos Pictures in London. www.jamesoatway.com Dr. Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). Grant's book What Does Photography Mean to You? including 89 photographers who have contributed to the A Photographic Life podcast is on sale now £9.99 https://bluecoatpress.co.uk/product/what-does-photography-mean-to-you/ Grant's book What Does Photography Mean to You? including 89 photographers who have contributed to the A Photographic Life podcast is on sale now £9.99 https://bluecoatpress.co.uk/product/what-does-photography-mean-to-you/ © Grant Scott 2021

You've seen his name time and time again. He's the man behind the lens. Arguably one of the greatest personal brands in Australian sports culture. Robbie is joined by the iconic photographer Michael Willson in this very interesting chat. Michael is the Chief Photographer of the AFL. He has taken some of the most iconic images of Australian sport including one of the most talked about images of ever of Tayla Harris. It's a real privilege to have Michael on the podcast. Enjoy this rare glimpse behind the lens. --------

Justin is one of the most sought after wedding photographers in Nashville, if not the entire country! Most brides can make compromises when it comes to a wedding budget.  Ie, the venue, dress, flowers, invitation, food or music.  But there's one thing the bride must have and that's Justin Wright Photography!  His work has been featured on Inside Edition, The Knot, Style Me Pretty, Nashville Lifestyles and more.  He's even been the Chief Photographer for the State of TN.  Before all that, he went to high school in Johannesburg, South Africa, played in the "Sanctuary Band" as a student at Lipscomb and was the youth minister at West End Church of Christ! 

Justin is one of the most sought after wedding photographers in Nashville, if not the entire country! Most brides can make compromises when it comes to a wedding budget.  Ie, the venue, dress, flowers, invitation, food or music.  But there's one thing the bride must have and that's Justin Wright Photography!  His work has been featured on Inside Edition, The Knot, Style Me Pretty, Nashville Lifestyles and more.  He's even been the Chief Photographer for the State of TN.  Before all that, he went to high school in Johannesburg, South Africa, played in the "Sanctuary Band" as a student at Lipscomb and was the youth minister at West End Church of Christ! 

Pulitzer Prize Winning Photographer Danish Saddiqui was killed in Afghanistan while covering a conflict between Afghan Security Forces and the Taliban. Saddiqui was the Chief Photographer for Reuters in India and had spent a decade masterfully capturing his home country, as well as much of the Middle East. Also in the show: photographers capture the terrible flooding in Western Europe, Instagram "experiences" gain private equity funding, the incredible photos of Wyoming pioneer Lora Webb Nichols, and fashion photographer Mert Alas creates a gin(?)

Today we have an artist that I have been trying to get on the show for a while, Former chief photographer for Bill Graham and Bam Magazine Mr Richard McCaffrey. This man shot photos at all the major Bay Area concert events in the 70's for non other than Bill Graham. His specialty was the Day On The Green concerts and wow are his photos incredible. Richard was also in charge of all the great photos for the legendary Bay Area Magazine called Bam which was considered the Bible for the Bay Area Music Scene. He has a new book out called Richards Rock n Roll Alphabet which I highly recommend and at the end of the year he will have another book that Documents the last 2 Led Zeppelin concerts in the United States at the Oakland Coliseum, Day On The Green 6 and 7 July 23/24 1977 Check out his website https://richardmccaffrey.net 

HTO - the podcast for sport debate and insight, chatting sport in the media, on film and in the arts. Join us for another packed podcast in our photography series with Arsenal Chief Photographer Stuart MacFarlane. We talk photography secrets, techniques and some classic Arsenal tales. What does it take to be a photographer at one of the biggest football/soccer clubs in the world? Listen and find out! In the coming weeks we welcome incredible guests from across the globe - from sports coaches and athletes to media and creative professionals and a plethora of well known faces who want to talk sport.

Hello, Im Craig and welcome to another episode of Football Kit Memories the football podcast that gets under the shirtToday I meet the chief photographer at Arsenal - Stuart MacFarlane.During our chat Stuart talks to me about his 20+ year association with the club, how his role and the demands as club photographer have changed and he shares some great stories about Arsene Wenger, Dennis Bergkamp and who else… but Nicklas BendtnerLater I asked Stuart to pick out three of his favourite football shirts and tell me about what they mean to him. An Arsenal man through and through, we talked about the bruised banana, a golden night at Old Trafford and an invincible season in red.You can listen to this and other episodes of Football Kit Memories on all major audio platforms including Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Please do like, follow and share - but above all - enjoy the podcast ***So there you have it, massive thanks to Stuart for sharing his football kit memories with me.You can follow me and my own collection on Instagram, or get in touch via Twitter or email. footballkitmemories@gmail.com https://Twitter.com/FKMPodcasthttps://instagram.com/footballkitmemoriesWatch on YouTubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7ZkbjUVvh2YmgH6knIvOAwFollow Stuart on Instagram and Twitter too…https://Twitter.com/stuart_photoafchttps://instagram.com/stuart_photoafcThe music was produced by Evil Ed. Check out his music here https://eviled1.bandcamp.comAnd… finally thanks for listening. If you have enjoyed it please do spread the word, give me a follow on social and subscribe to Football Kit Memories on you podcast player of choice. #Arsenal #ArsenalFc #AFC #ARS #BrusiedBanana #IanWright #ArseneWenger #Wenger #Henry #ThierryHenry #Highbury #EmiratesStadium #Nike #Adidas #Soccerpodcast #spotifypodcasts #applepodcasts #acast #Football #Soccer #PodcastInterview #PodcastComedy #Sports #Sportspodcast #Sportsradio #VintageFootball #FootballShirt #Soccershirt #SoccerJersey #Trikots #FootballIsLife #FootballPlayer #FootballEdits #FootballTraining #FootbalKitMemories #FKM See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christian Hafer photographs always move me in some way. That's why I'm really glad he decided to focus his craft on golf. I started following Hafer on Instagram back when he was relatively unknown and always was quick to compliment his work. Over the years our messages have ranged from photography to writing, and on to many other topics related to golf. He's been one of my favorite internet pen pals and it has been a real pleasure to see his career take off the way it has. I knew he was destined for big things and when folks at the Golfers Journal and Golf Magazine came calling his status as one of golf's top photogs was quickly cemented. Today, he's raising a family and running point on all the photography for Golf Magazine/Golf.com while also working with some of the top brands in the sport. Those publications have never looked better as his work continues to evolve and impress. Hafer has been involved ina variety of other golf-related efforts including The Burning Cart Society( a personal favorite ) and I love hearing about what he's cooking up next. In this discussion, we touched on all sorts of creative concepts and of course talked in-depth about our love for golf, family, and the spiritual side of the game. While we've still never met in person, Hafer feels like an old friend. I think you'll walk away the same way after listening.  If you don't follow Hafer on Instagram you are missing out. Find him at @hafe_life You can also check out Hafer's work at his website here https://www.christianhafer.com/ If you enjoy the podcast, you might like some of my writing too. You can find it at https://jayrevell.com/ Be sure to follow me on Twitter too. I always like to stir up some trouble there. I'm at @jayrevell Reviews and comments are greatly appreciated on any of your favorite listening platforms.  Cheers, -J Mid-Am Crisis is a production of Revell Media, LLC http://revellmedia.com/

For extended articles and analysis from the world of motorsport, become a Plus member and enjoy the very best we have to offer. New subscribers signing up today can use the promo code PODCAST during checkout to save 50% off their first payment. Go to Autosport.com/plus and click ‘Sign In' at the top of the page, then use promo code PODCAST for that 50% discount. Mercedes Benz returned to the top of the time sheets but not without some drama for Lewis Hamilton. McLaren and Red Bull continue to look like they're having a strong test, despite the RB16B shedding its engine cover in a spectacular moment on the start/finish straight. Plus today we're joined by a special guest from LAT Images . Steven Tee is LAT's MD and Chief Photographer has attended well over 500 F1 Grands Prix since 1984, working with a multitude of publications, teams, drivers and sponsors along the way. Steven joins us live from Bahrain for an inside look at what it's like being in the pits for testing. Your host Jake Boxall-Legge (Technical Editor, Autosport) is joined by Alex Kalinauckas (Grand Prix Editor, Autosport)

HTO Football - the podcast for football debate and insight, chatting football in the media, on film and in the arts. Join us as we speak to Chief Photographer at Arsenal - Stuart MacFarlane. Stuart discusses the evolution of football on film, his journey to becoming an elite photographer and shares some behind the scenes insight at Arsenal. In the coming weeks we welcome incredible guests from across the globe - from coaches and players to media and creative professionals and a plethora of well known faces who want to talk football.

Paul Buceta is the Chief Photographer at STRONG Fitness Magazine and Publisher of ANDIVERO Magazine, which focuses on fitness, fashion, and glamour photography. He is a renowned nude photographer who focuses on capturing the spontaneity of a moment. His images empower women by highlighting their raw beauty. As a photographer, he's had the opportunity to photograph for renowned publications such as Playboy and Maximum Fitness Magazine, Oxygen Magazine, and many more.

Paul Buceta is the Chief Photographer at STRONG Fitness Magazine and Publisher of ANDIVERO Magazine, which focuses on fitness, fashion, and glamour photography. He is a renowned nude photographer who focuses on capturing the spontaneity of a moment. His images empower women by highlighting their raw beauty. As a photographer, he's had the opportunity to photograph for renowned publications such as Playboy and Maximum Fitness Magazine, Oxygen Magazine, and many more.

Paul Buceta is the Chief Photographer at STRONG Fitness Magazine and Publisher of ANDIVERO Magazine, which focuses on fitness, fashion, and glamour photography. He is a renowned nude photographer who focuses on capturing the spontaneity of a moment. His images empower women by highlighting their raw beauty. As a photographer, he's had the opportunity to photograph for renowned publications such as Playboy and Maximum Fitness Magazine, Oxygen Magazine, and many more.

Paul Buceta is the Chief Photographer at STRONG Fitness Magazine and Publisher of ANDIVERO Magazine, which focuses on fitness, fashion, and glamour photography. He is a renowned nude photographer who focuses on capturing the spontaneity of a moment. His images empower women by highlighting their raw beauty. As a photographer, he's had the opportunity to photograph for renowned publications such as Playboy and Maximum Fitness Magazine, Oxygen Magazine, and many more.

I feel into media because a teacher once told me I wouldn't amount to anything unless I could find a job talking for a living. You can do that you know.It got me thinking about how our senior students are feeling this year. Stressed, ripped off, confused, so for the next month or so we're going to be talking to different people about their careers and how it came to be.I ended up working in the media for a lot of my working life thus far and In my experience, even in life generally, people change.Sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse.Sometimes, people don't change much at all.This week I'm chatting to one of these people.He's at the top of his game which is sports photography, he went to school in Swan Hill, he was a student at SuniTafe..He's also the same guy that I knew as kids. He has not changed. Not one bit. He hasn't even lost any hair!He's taken some of the most remarkable and recognisable photos of the AFL of our generation and still considers winning the 2003 premiership with Lake Boga as one of the best days of his life.He's as humble as he is talented, and he's my cousin.He is Head of Photography and Chief Photographer at the AFL. He is a Golden Quill winner & Ted's Master, he is Michael Willson.Check out his stunning work here: michaelwillson.compatreon.com/thevalepodcast

Daniel Boud has been an inspiration of Jarrad's for a long time — it was actually Daniel's blog post on concert photography tips that got Jarrad through his first gig shooting a music festival many years ago. We can see why Dan is such an inspiration to many! He's known for his sophisticated, emotive use of lighting and striking portraiture, and has an extensive portfolio of talent spanning across musicians, actors, dancers, drag queens, athletes, chefs, artists and more. As well as being Time Out Sydney's Chief Photographer, Dan works regularly with many of Australia's top performing arts organisations including Sydney Theatre Company, The Australian Ballet, and Sydney Opera House. In this episode Jarrad and Dan discuss why you shouldn't lose sight of shooting what you love and the importance of sharing knowledge with your community. Daniel also touches on how creativity helped him move forward during life lockdown. Enjoy! Check out Jarrad and Daniel's incredible work on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/jarradseng/ https://www.instagram.com/daniel.boud/ Watch our livestream 'The Creative Comeback' hosted by Jarrad with guests Dan Boud, James Simmons and Melissa Findley here: https://youtu.be/udF84Usbrgg

Today on the top rated fitness podcast, The Body Project Podcast, we are finishing our Frumpy to Fabulous Series that we started way back before COVID with Danae Pierce. Listen to her episode here: https://catherinetanaka.com/95-fitness-transformation-and-being-photo-shoot-ready/ Paul Buceta is the founder and Chief Photographer for STRONG Fitness Magazine. A Magazine designed to motivate, educate and empower women to achieve a fit lifestyle. Today we speak about: 1)  the power of a photo shoot in self confidence, in self-esteem 2) how a photo shoot is a powerful way to celebrate your fitness journey and success  3) how every women should experience how beautiful they really are and that a photo shoot, regardless of where you are in your journey, is a incredible way to see your greatness.    _________________________________ Please SUBSCRIBE, RATE AND REVIEW if you haven't yet.  Thank you to all of you who have subscribed, rated and left a written review on the podcast.  Your support means the world to me. Please continue to join me week after week as I work to reach more people, and expand the conversation.  My goal is to support you on the best project you can ever work on; yourself. RESOURCES: NEED SUPPORT TO FEEL GREAT IN YOUR BODY THROUGH THESE UNCERTAIN TIMES? WANT TO JOIN MY ONLINE STUDIO? LEARN MORE HERE: https://catherinetanaka.com/onlinestudio

We caught up with an old friend from El Paso this week.  He is the Chief Photographer for the El Paso Herald-Post, the owner of Photos by Ace, and the host of Taco Tuesdays with Ace in which I had the privilege of being a guest.  We took a trip down memory lane and we spoke about his craft, how he found his way to photography, and lessons learned during the journey.  It was a crazy fun podcast that brought back a lot of good memories.   --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

So much fun in this episode with Steve Coon, longtime Chief Photographer, and now Operations Manager at WILX NBC 10 in Lansing, MI!! We had some great times in the 6 years i worked at the station, this is a very entertaining episode, the stories are endless!! Steve started as a photographer at the station 2 years before i arrived, he started in 1996, while working in retail sales, and he's still going strong today!! He's one of the most talented photog's i've ever worked with in all my stops in my career, he's got a knack for knowing when to shoot and when to shoot!! Steve has covered several Final Fours, Super Bowls, Bowl Games, World Series, the Stanley Cup playoffs, and years of MSU hoops, football, baseball and hockey and much more!! We reminisced about so many tales of our travels, some better than others, LOL! Bottom line, Steve has been, and continues to be an incredible asset to the station, whether it's doing his job, or helping develop others, he's the best!! Enjoy a very funny and entertaining episode with a true pro and a great man and pro at what he does!!

Welcome to a special episode of The Postcast, the audio companion to The Dominion Post newspaper in Morgantown, WV. In this episode I sit down with The Dominion Post's Chief Photographer, Ron Rittenhouse. Ron has worked for the paper for 51 years, and has seen a thing or two in that time.Articles discussed in this episode: https://www.dominionpost.com/2020/06/27/the-papers-chief-photographer-talks-career/Music in this episode is from https://filmmusic.ioLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/"Acid Trumpet" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)Midnight Magic by Rafael KruxLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/5426-midnight-magic-The Return - Recreated by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/4915-the-return---recreatedCountdown by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/4865-countdownDreamy Chill by Rafael KruxLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/5479-dreamy-chill-One Small Rover by Alexander NakaradaLink: https://filmmusic.io/song/5107-one-small-rover

This episode we are teaming up with Andrew Johnstone from TAKE Magazine to interview the Chief Photographer of The Sydney Morning Herald, Nick Moir. Known as the ‘fire guy’, Nick has built a reputation on capturing award-winning imagery and being in the right place, at the right time. He passes it off as being lucky, but the passion of his descriptions and depth of his research suggests it's more about his genuine commitment and love of the profession. Beginning at SMH at the tender age of 17, Nick co-founded the Oculi collective with other well-known documentary photographers. We look at why a group like this was needed and how it has evolved through the evolution of the web and social media. We touch on storm chasing and end up discussing the fires that dominated headlines at the end of 2019. Hearing Nick relate the experience gives you an insight into an event we shouldn’t soon forget. If you haven’t seen his work we’d suggest you check it out while you are listening to get the full experience. Thank you to Streamtime for making ADR episodes happen, try it out and get a discount at streamtime.net/adr2020 Links: Nick’s website: http://www.nickmoirphoto.com/ Nick Insta: https://www.instagram.com/nampix/ Oculi website: https://www.oculi.com.au/ SMH stories and features: https://www.smh.com.au/by/nick-moir-h10ewz TAKE Magazine: https://www.instagram.com/take_magazine/ Great video of Nick talking through his shots: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUFvFtNRMzY

In this episode of Podcast More Life, we welcome commercial photographer and owner of Rooted Media House based in Cincinnati, OH 22-year-old Nick Brown. Nick Brown comes on to the podcast to share his story of discovering his passion for photography in high school and how he quickly turned it into a thriving business in a matter of a single year. Join us as we discuss finding your passion and the power of believing in yourself. Nick shares how his confidence and skill set helped him truly realize his potential. Moreover, Nick shares his story of dropping out of college to pursue his passion full-time and shares some tips if you're debating doing the same thing. He even shares what it was like to share the decision with friends and family and how it all impacted his social life. Nick is one of the most humble and nice dudes one can ever hope to meet. Listen in as Nick humbly shares his crazy fast story of success and the many accolades and accomplishments he's already attained and he's not even 25 years old. You don't want to miss out on this incredible podcast where we learn about the power of positive thinking, hard work, and betting on yourself and your dreams. Nick Brown Bio: I have always been intrigued by art and design, but it wasn't until October of 2014 that I picked up a camera for the first time. Less than 6 months after taking my first photo on a DSLR, I won a statewide competition for photography, which qualified me for nationals. Over 20,000 students went into the photography competition at all the state levels, and I came out with 6th place honors at the national level. This was when I decided I was going to pursue photography not just as a hobby, but as a way to make a living. Thus two days after orientation for Computer Science at the University of Cincinnati, I decided to change my major to Photojournalism. Within the first week of class, I decided to get involved with the student newspaper, The News Record (TNR). The first event I shot for TNR was a soccer game, which was also the first time I had ever shot sports. I quickly adapted to shooting sports, and became the go-to guy for sports for TNR. By the time second semester rolled around, there was an opening for the Chief Photographer spot. Through all the hard work I put in for sports and other events, I was honored with receiving the position of Chief Photographer for TNR as a freshman. Through my first three semesters at UC, over 300 of my photos were published in print at The News Record. I covered an array of exciting events like Bill Clinton visiting Cincinnati, the 2016 Men's Basketball American Athletic Conference Championship in Orlando, Florida, covering the pro-soccer team FC Cincinnati, and shooting a Cleveland Cavaliers game. Currently I am in my second year at UC, but I have decided to take a semester off from college and step down from the Chief Photographer position at TNR. Why you may ask? First and foremost I can't afford to go into further debt. Oh, and I also started a photography business that I'm trying to get to gain more traction. In September of 2016, I started up a photography business with my friend Michael Millay called Cincy Rooted. We developed in the Cincinnati area and kept on growing very quickly. Thus in the summer of 2017, we changed our name to Rooted Media House, making it easier for us to expand beyond the Cincinnati region, while still staying true to our city by keeping rooted in the name. You can continue to learn about my journey by heading over to our website: www.RootedMediaHouse.com

Ray Zate was the chief photographer at Fox Las Vegas before becoming a manager in the promotions department. He's worked in El Paso, Nashville and Atlanta, where he also had the opportunity to report as a one-man band.Ray and I talk about how Fox 5 in Vegas approaches promos as real storytelling opportunities, why the 1-October tragedy changed his outlook on his career and how camping along the Mexican border with vigilantes became the work he's most proud of.

Baron Wolman talks about Woodstock, becoming the magazine's first Chief Photographer and what was his reason for starting his own fashion magazine.

  Geoff Lee started his career as an apprentice photographer for Hawker Siddeley Aviation and progressed to become the Chief Photographer for British Aerospace Systems.  His specialty was air to air photography, a field that put him in the cockpits of some of the world's finest fighters.  His photographs have graced the covers of aviation publications and major newspapers throughout the world. I was delighted when he agreed to talk to Plane Tales and tell us about his remarkable career behind the viewfinder. In this final part of the interview Geoff brings us up to date, relating some of the more interesting situations that he been engaged to photograph. My heartfelt  thanks go to Geoff for sharing his story with us. Should you wish to look at some of his images, please follow the link that appears below. Geoff Lee, Master Photographer - Part 3 All images are copyright ©Geoff Lee

Geoff Lee started his career as an apprentice photographer for Hawker Siddeley Aviation and progressed to become the Chief Photographer for British Aerospace Systems.  His specialty was air to air photography, a field that put him in the cockpits of some of the world's finest fighters.  His photographs have graced the covers of aviation publications and major newspapers throughout the world. I was delighted when he agreed to talk to Plane Tales and tell us about his remarkable career behind the viewfinder. In this second part of the interview we discuss how his career moved into the cockpit of some fantastic fighter aircraft and into the world's best formation teams.  Should you wish to look at some of his images, please follow the link that appears below. Geoff Lee, Master Photographer - Part 2 All images are copyright ©Geoff Lee

Geoff Lee started his career as an apprentice photographer for Hawker Siddeley Aviation and progressed to become the Chief Photographer for British Aerospace Systems.  His specialty was air to air photography, a field that put him in the cockpits of some of the world's finest fighters.  His photographs have graced the covers of aviation publications and major newspapers throughout the world. I was delighted when he agreed to talk to Plane Tales and tell us about his remarkable career behind the viewfinder. In this first part of the interview we discuss his early years.  Should you wish to look at some of his images, please follow the link that appears below. Geoff Lee Photos Part 1 All images are copyright ©Geoff Lee  

This week's episode is a master's class with photojournalism legend Phil Greer. He is currently the Photojournalist in Residence and Senior Lecturer for Southern Illinois University's School of Journalism. Phil tells great story after great story while preaching the gospel of photojournalism. From his assignments in Central America; to his friendly competition with Sun-Times legend John White; to the Iran/Iraq war; and his emotional meeting with Emmett Till's mother - every story teaches a valuable lesson. During his illustrious career Greer worked for the Champaign/Urbana News Gazette (Ill.), Dayton (Ohio) Daily News, The Courier (Champaign/Urbana, Ill.) and the Chicago Tribune. During his 24 years at the Tribune he served as a staff photographer, Chief Photographer, Director of Photography and Senior Photographer. "He was nominated several times for the Pulitzer Prize in Journalism, and was a member of the Tribune team that won the prize for ‘Gateway to Gridlock’ in 2001." - SIU bio.

Tip: When your Clients are speaking glowingly of you, ask to record a short "shout-out" video (like this). --- All,Brooklyn, NY-based 3D VUZ Owner and Chief Photographer Howard Witz (@3dVuz) did this "shout-out" video about his three years of WGAN Standard Membership over dinner while we both were attending Inman Connect NY 2019last week (28 Jan - 1 Feb 2019).Tip: When your Clients are speaking glowingly of you, ask to record a short "shout-out" video (like this).Compare WGAN Membership Plans | WGAN Membership Benefits | www.JoinStandard.comBest,Dan

Ahead of this weekend's opening at the C. Parker Gallery in Greenwich, Rolling Stone's first chief photographer Baron Wolman stopped by First Thing Fairfield County to chat with Allan about his days with the magazine, being at both Woodstock and Altamont, and seeing everyone - Janis, Jimi, the Who, the Dead, the Stones Led Zeppelin, and so many more! Image Credit: Bob Masse & Baron Wolman

Today our guest is Chief Photographer at Arsenal, Stuart MacFarlane. MacFarlane has been working for the club since 2001 and but had worked with the club as far back as 1991 doing assignments for Colorsport. So today take a ride through Arsenal's Premier League years with Stuart and I. Specifically, we'll hear him discuss working with Arsene Wenger, the final days at Highbury, the victory parade after the season of the Invincibles, and who on the current team likes taking photos. You can follow Stuart on Instagram and Twitter both at @Stuart_PhotoAFC Timeline: 4:00 Gameday life for a photographer 10:05 Behind the scenes at training 15:55 An Arsenal tradition 22:03 Memories of the last game at Highbury 26:16 The parade after the season of the Invincibles 31:55 Being intimidated as a young photographer 35:06 Something he learned about Wenger 40:06 The example of how big Arsenal has gotten 47:43 Common misconceptions about club photographers

In this episode I sit down with Mr. Torin Halsey. A man who has devoted the past 35+ years of his life to photography. Torin is currently the Chief Photographer at the Wichita Falls Times Record News, a regional newspaper in North Texas. In addition "day job" with the newspaper, he also has grown a strong side business, where he shoots as well.A few years ago, when I started getting serious about photography and was running into some big roadblocks, it was Torin who I reached out to and asked for help. He's a great man with a strong portfolio that spans decades.

'Tis the season ... for journalists to focus on everything journalism-related but their jobs. After the May sweeps period comes the month of June, which always seems to be the ideal time for award ceremonies and workshops. I will be speaking at two workshops this month, and I plan to use this space to give each one some attention. If you live in the Southeast, I encourage you to head to Asheville to check out the Sound of Life Media Southeast Storytelling Workshop, organized by my good friend (and former fellow workshop co-director) John Kirtley. And if you live west of the Mississippi, I advise you to check out the NPPA Rocky Mountain Workshop in Salt Lake City from June 2-4. If you need any convincing, just push play on this podcast. John Wilson is the chief photographer at KSL-TV, the Salt Lake station that is hosting the workshop. He is a testament to the power of such events. Wilson began his career with aspirations of shooting Kentucky men's basketball for a living; when he reached that goal at age 23, he became propelled by attending workshops to focus more on storytelling. That choice has led to massive career success -- and the creation of this upcoming event in June. Wilson is my guest on Episode #54 of the Telling the Story podcast. → The post PODCAST EPISODE #54: John Wilson, chief photographer, KSL-TV appeared first on Telling The Story.

Today we take a look at the art and craft of motorsport photography with the highly talented Jay Alley. Jay is one of the staff photographers for Motorsport.com, an AP photographer, and Chief Photographer for the ARCA Racing Series. He has created magnificent images of a wide variety of racing including IndyCar, Formula 1, NASCAR, ARCA, USAC, myriad sports car series and this year he will be making the trip to the Circuit de la Sarthe to photograph the 24 Hours of Le Mans. His extensive resume reaches all the way back to 1984 and has seen a huge evolution in both motorsport and photography. Through it all, though, there is the constant of ensuring solid composition and exposure, and the thrill that only speed can deliver.

Researchers Sally Young and Fay Anderson pose the question: will changes in technology spell the end of traditional press photography? With Andrew Meares, Chief Photographer, Fairfax Media.

Multi-award winning New Zealand Herald Chief Photographer Brett Phibbs has covered natural disasters and personal tragedies through to international sporting events over the past 30 years.

We here at Stew and The Nunn are honored and flattered to have the oldest living and one of the six remaining survivors from the USS Arizona cew, as a guest on our show; Mr. Lauren Bruner. He is 95 years young and is in good health. He lives in La Marida Calif. where he has lived in the same home for 50 years. He lives alone and takes care of himself.Along with Lauren Bruner, will be Ed McGrath and Mark Comon.Out of the 1512 crewmembers of USS Arizona less than 100 of the 325 survivors were aboard ship the morning of the attack on Pearl Harbor. According to military historians Lauren was the Second to the Last to Leave USS Arizona, which is also the title of his upcoming Historical Novel, which will be released this summer.Lauren and Ed have co-founded the Lauren F. Bruner USS Arizona Memorial Foundation, which is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation that was established in 2015. Mark Comon who will also call in on Tuesday is one of the foundations Board Members and as well Lauren’s friend and Chief Photographer.The Mission Statements of Lauren’s Foundation is to honor the crew of USS Arizona for all time and for all future generations; To aid the National Park Service in specific projects that need attention that only pertain to the USS Arizona Memorial; and to aid Military families both in and out of Hawaii who may need a helping hand.Lauren Bruner’s Dream Gift to America is close to his heart as it involves the researching of each and every Arizona Crewmembers personal histories written into a biography and then married to a portrait of each of the 1512 crew members which when completed will be offered to the National Park Service at Pearl Harbor. This will allow an opportunity to share with those that visit Pearl Harbor what each crew member actually looked like on 12.7.41 in the uniform of the day. 

Another week of VB Coverage brought to you by the TNL Crew and sponsored by Chief Photographer for Volleyball Magazine and Director of Photography for the NVL, Ed Chan at VBshots.com Catch up on a week worth of Volleyball......and whatever else comes up.

Here’s episode 23 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast. You can also download the MP3 directly and subscribe via iTunes or RSS! Call 1-206-333-9308, leave a comment in this post, or use our voicemail widget for feedback/questions for the show. In This Episode If you subscribe to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast in iTunes, please take a moment to rate and review us and help us move up in the rankings so others interested in photography may find us. Eric Draper, Chief Photographer of the George W. Bush presidency opens the show. Thanks Eric. Leica announces the Leica M (Typ 262) with slimmed down features. (#) Samsung officially pulls their camera business out of the German market. (#) COOPH (The Cooperative of Photography) comes out with its Grey Chart Cap. (#) The police are called when a citizen thinks they see someone carrying a machine gun (it was a tripod). (#) Amazon now allows you to share your unlimited photo storage plan. (#) Leica is said to be set to announce the Leica X-U (Typ 113), an underwater and shockproof camera. (#) DJI announces a geofencing initiative called "Geospatial Environment Online" or "GEO". (#)   Connect With Us Thank you for listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast! Connect with me, Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @LensShark) as we build this community. Leave us an audio question through our voicemail widget or call us at 1-206-333-9308. Alternatively, you can comment below or via social media. But we’d love to play and answer your question on the show! You can also cut a show opener for us to play on the show! As an example: “Hi, this is Matt Smith with Double Heart Photography in Chicago, Illinois, and you’re listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast with Sharky James!”

Gene Furr/PhotojournalistKelly McCullen has a conversation with Gene Furr, the former Chief Photographer for the Raleigh News and Observer who has received over 250 photography awards. Some of them include the North Carolina Press Photographer of the Year, the Southern Photographer of the Year Award twice and the World Press Award.

Gene Furr/PhotojournalistKelly McCullen has a conversation with Gene Furr, the former Chief Photographer for the Raleigh News and Observer who has received over 250 photography awards. Some of them include the North Carolina Press Photographer of the Year, the Southern Photographer of the Year Award twice and the World Press Award.

Eric Draper served as President Bush’s chief photographer for the entire eight years of his presidency, photographing him daily in his activities at the office, abroad, and in his personal life. [saf feature=”itunes” cta=”Subscribe in iTunes”] Draper was named Special Assistant to the President and is the first White House photographer to be named a commissioned officer to a U.S. ... Read More

Try to follow the career path on this one. Anne Herbst studied journalism in college with the intentions of being a newspaper reporter. Her professor said she was better at shooting video, so she became a staff photographer at a TV station. She got hired as a staff photographer at KUSA-TV in Denver -- one of the top shops in the country for video journalism -- but gradually began writing her own stories ... to which reporters would then put their voices. She left KUSA to become a solo video journalist at the Denver Post. If you're scoring at home, Herbst went from a TV station to a newspaper and went from being a traditional photographer to doing everything herself. This past year, she returned to TV as the assistant chief photographer at KDVR-TV, Denver's FOX affiliate. Herbst is a hallmark of developing numerous skills and leveraging one's talent to find high-quality positions in the field of journalism. She has charted her own course in many ways, always finding ways to progress and improve. Oh, and it helps that Herbst is really, really good at her job. READ MORE >> → The post PODCAST EPISODE #3: Anne Herbst, assistant chief photographer, KDVR-TV appeared first on Telling The Story.