Podcasts about digital images

In this episode of the Beginner Photography Podcast, I chat with Pablo Giori, Photographer and Director of the Experimental Photo Festival. Pablo shares  the importance of creative play and community support in experimental photography. Learn how embracing failure can lead to innovation, and discover diverse techniques you can start experimenting with today. As you listen, think about how you can implement these creative approaches into your photography practice, embark on new projects, and connect with fellow photographers to amplify your journey.THE BIG IDEASExperimentation is Key: Embrace experimental techniques to discover new artistic expressions. It's about exploring possibilities and not fearing failure.Community Support: Surround yourself with a supportive community. Sharing insights and feedback can elevate your photography.Embrace Failure: Failure in experimental photography is an opportunity to learn and innovate. Every setback is a step towards mastery.Creative Decision-Making: Make informed and creative choices at every stage of your photography process, from selecting the camera to post-processing.PHOTOGRAPHY ACTION PLANTry Cyanotype at Home: Purchase cyanotype kits online or from your local art store. Follow easy DIY tutorials to practice making cyanotype prints with household items.Experiment with Photo Soup: Gather some instant photos and submerge them in water with different chemicals (e.g., Coca-Cola) to create unique effects. Document the process and outcomes to refine your technique over time.Attend Workshops and Fest: Find experimental photography workshops or festivals to expand your skills. Join online sessions offering practical tips and hands-on learning.Try a Project on Double Exposures: Collaborate with another photographer to swap films and create double exposures. Experiment with different themes and document your learning process in a visual diary.RESOURCES:Follow the Experimental Photo Festival on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/experimentalphotofestival/ Visit the Experimental Photo Festival online - https://en.experimentalphotofestival.com/Grab your free 52 Lightroom Presets athttp://freephotographypresets.com/ Transform your Love for Photography into Profit for FREE with CloudSpot Studio.And get my Wedding and Portrait Contract and Questionnaires, at no cost!Sign up now at http://deliverphotos.com/ Watch the Free Maximizing Mini Sessions Video training and start earning money with your camera!https://beginnerphotopod.com/minisConnect with the Beginner Photography Podcast! Join the free Beginner Photography Podcast Community at https://beginnerphotopod.com/group Send in your Photo Questions to get answered on the show - https://beginnerphotopod.com/qa Grab your free camera setting cheatsheet - https://perfectcamerasettings.com/ Thanks for listening & keep shooting!

This week we are discovering alien spacecraft off of the West African coast while we discuss “Biogenesis”! We're talking the excitement of new locations in Skinner's office but the sadness of them being used for betrayal, our beloved Pointing Group, whether Mulder is getting alien visions or they're still being digested by mushrooms, the return of Chuck: King of Digital Images and how our Chuck hatred may be as fickle as Diana's loyalty, and the possibility of Skinner and Fowley being best friends. Hear us out, they're both bad bitches, they can make it work! We introduce our new favorite character Zardoz the Orc General, wonder why only coworkers ever visit these people in the hospital, admire Diana's biceps, and get very excited about the return of Alfred: Father of Normal Hosteen! We miss him every day of our lives. Normal Hosteen, that is.Send us an email at scullynationpod@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter and Instagram!

This week's episode features artmatr, who discuss their recent breakthroughs in pen and paint plotting technologies. Join hosts Adrian Pocobelli and Roon Toon in a weekly discussion on art and NFTs on Twitter Spaces. Check @pocobelli and @RoonerToon to sign up for the next Spaces event, which occurs weekly at 9:30 am EST. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we have special guest Ryan O'Grady, CEO of Fotaflo, a company that specializes in providing online tools to sell (or market) your customer tour photos. In this episode, we will be discussing the importance of digital images in your tour marketing strategies.Ryan O'Grady has been in the tourism industry for over a decade and has seen how the use of digital images has become increasingly essential for tour operators. He shares his expertise in the industry and discusses how the quality of your digital images can make or break your tour business.We delve into the various factors that make digital images crucial in tour marketing, including how they can attract potential customers, showcase your unique selling proposition, and improve your search engine optimization. Ryan also gives us tips on how to optimize your digital images for online platforms and social media.In addition to the importance of digital images in tour marketing, we also discuss the latest trends in the tourism industry and how tour operators can leverage them to stand out in a crowded market.If you're a tour operator looking to improve your digital marketing strategy, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in as we explore the power of digital images and how they can help you grow your tour business.How do you use tour photos in your business? Join our Facebook group to join the conversation.[SPONSORS] - This show is sponsored by AAMP Agency and Conversion Assist.Show Links:Website: https://www.watersportpodcast.comFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/awgpodcastFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1155418904790489Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/awg_podcast/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3TSseuv2wdIYO5nuviZSwQ

It is said, picture is worth a thousand words. In social media, they're worth likes, clicks and a requisite part of brand awareness. In today's episode, Julia Rosien returns to co-host alongside Mark and Adrienne to discuss the importance of digital images in social media. From when to use static images, whether to use images with words, the decision to put together short form or long form video and the never ending task of drafting the perfect caption, Julia discusses what brands and businesses need to know. Plus, check out her recent article on images for blog posts - Do You Use Images In Your Blog Posts? over at fam.news!

Explore several ways to capture and annotate digital images as well as two ideas for integrating this process into your classroom. Visit AVID Open Access to learn more.

In Episode 29 of A is for Architecture, I speak with Michael Young, founder of Young & Ayata and assistant professor at the The Cooper Union, New York. We speak about Michael's recent book, Reality Modelled After Images: Architecture and Aesthetics after the Digital Image, published this year by Routledge. Its a fine book, very thoughtful, tempered by Michael's dual role as a practitioner-scholar. We speak about aesthetics, and its diminished role in modern architectural practice and discourse, and the way digital images constitute a challenge to current readings of aesthetics, situating them within an historical narrative with roots in the Beaux-Arts architectural tradition. I was introduced to Michael by Fran Ford, Senior Editor and Publisher (Architecture) at Routledge. We have never met IRL. You can see Michael's The Cooper Union profile here, and his practice, Young & Ayata, here. The book is linked above. Enjoy! + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + Music credits: Bruno Gillick. + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + aisforarchitecture.org Apple: podcasts.apple.com Spotify: open.spotify.com Google: podcasts.google.com

Season 2 Episode 1 of the "Taboo Truths and Tales" podcast series introduces you to an emerging artist who is a gay Black man living in Alabama. His creative works feature memorably taboo kinky and sexy images of muscular men of multiple races. Discover how he got started doing 3D digital art and the challenges he overcomes. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/madeira-desouza/message

HT0875 - Film and Digital Images in the Same Project Having a consistency in the aesthetic of a project is important, but that can become a challenge with the original media are different.

You just don't know what you don't know.  This podcast is to make sure that you know so that you can ask ? with knowledge.Photographer Sarah Roshan and I uncover when its ok to have 1 photographer at your wedding and when it benefits you to have your photographer bring an associate (or 2), the differences between a photography assistant and an assistant photographer (yes, these are 2 VERY different jobs). The decision affects your gallery of images, your end cost & the timeline / flow of your day.Sarah Roshan is a wedding and elopement photographer specializing in romantic destination weddings for carefree couples. She is based in the gorgeous Colorado Rocky Mountains where she was born and raised. She is known for her adventurous spirit, gracious personality, and laid-back approach to the wedding day.  She currently serves at Director of Community Outreach on the International Board for WIPA, co-owns She Will Thrive (dedicated to empowering women through collaboration and conversation), and owns a local wedding co-op and networking group in Denver, Trulife Studios.Previous photography episodes to listen to:S 1 Ep 3: 1st Glance vs At the AltarS 1 Ep 19: Engagement vs Anniversary ShootS 2 Ep 8: Film vs Digital PhotographyS 2 Ep 6: Digital Images vs PrintsMy Wedding Spending Plan.  Here is the link . Make the most out of your wedding budget, most likely save you money & take out the stress of wedding spending. This multi page digital workbook shows you how to make a spending plan that keeps you in check and without money stress. Listen to this episode for more.Brought to you by 175 questions to know you are prepared for your wedding day. A wedding planning  workbook to ensure every detail has been planned & finalized. On sale now!Places to go - People to see:Kelly's Site: http://www.kellymcwilliams.comKelly's Blog: https://www.kellymcwilliams.com/blogInstagram: @kellyamcwilliams @thisvsthatweddingpodcastWebsite: https://sarahroshan.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahroshanphoto/ Previous Episodes: https://thisvsthatweddingpodcast.buzzsprout.com/About Kelly:A vet of the wedding industry, Kelly knows how incredible a wedding can be. She creates  from scratch and believes every moment counts and every decision plays a part in what makes your event magnificent. She believes in making events beautiful AND fun.  Published & recognized locally, nationally and globally including Martha Stewart Top Wedding Planner, Brides magazine and WeddingWire's best podcast. Home is in SWFL with husband Kelly J , mom to Maddy & Emily and dogs Reau & Olive.Thank you to my rockstar Podcast Editor: Lance Panton 

I can not tell you how strongly I feel about actually getting your wedding images printed.  After listening to this episode with Manda and I, I would bet that you will feel the same.  Here's the thing, yes.  You will 100% look at your wedding pictures on your phone (or stream them onto your tv) a thousand times. But there is a very different feeling and reaction that you will have when you see your favorite ones on your fridge, on your desk or framed on the wall in your home.  The best though?  When someone comes over and picks up your album from the coffee table and looks through it.  Trust me, they will.  Oh it is so good!This  week we are launching our new product My Wedding Spending Plan. To get the My Spending Plan Workbook, at the PRE-SALE rate of $79 (the regular price will be $249), send us your email address before 11:59pm April 3rd, 2021.This episode is brought to you by 175 questions to know you are prepared for your wedding day. The ultimate Q&A wedding planning checklist. On sale now!Did you listen to last weeks episode with Renee Sabo about wedding your wedding ceremony? It's a good one.  Here's a link to it.Manda Weaver is a hybrid Wedding and Editorial photographer based in the Mid-Atlantic. She has been creating iconic artwork for couples, designers, and artists for more than twelve years across the US, Europe, and the Caribbean. Manda's photography has been featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, Brides, and Forbes Magazine among others. Places to go and People to see:Website: http://www.kellymcwilliams.comInstagram: @kellyamcwilliams @thisvsthatweddingpodcastWebsite: Manda Weaver Wedding PhotographyInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/mandaweaver/Previous Podcast Episodes: https://thisvsthatweddingpodcast.buzzsprout.com/Planning a wedding takes great financial planning too.Our newest resource, My Wedding Spending Plan Workbook is available in Pre-Sale!The workbook is comprised of 5 detailed worksheets guiding you through prioritization, research, spending plan, tracking and payments.The Pre-SALE price of $79 is available thru 11:59pm on April 3rd. The regular price will be $249!Available in the shop at KellyMcWilliams.com

Oral history interview with Susana Almanza and Sabino "Pio" Renteria from the Activism and the Brown Berets of Austin Project Recordings and Digital Images collection at the Austin History Center (AR.2018.030). This project was first conceived by Gloria Espitia, Mexican American Neighborhood Liaison at the Austin History Center, in 2013, in an effort to educate and promote the importance of preserving and sharing Brown Berets history and relevance throughout Austin's socio-political history. Oral histories were conducted with four former Brown Berets between June and September 2013. In addition, two panel sessions were held and recorded with a total of four former Brown Berets in October 2013. The Austin Brown Berets chapter emerged in 1973 and existed roughly until 1983. According to Paul Hernandez, a Brown Beret president and spokesperson, members viewed themselves as a community driven group, comprised of and representing the working class Chicanos of the barrios, particularly in East Austin. Issues that were important to them included speaking out on police brutality, quality education, racial equity, and, perhaps most famously, fighting to remove environmentally disruptive drag boat races at Festival Beach during the annual Austin Aqua Festival (Aqua Fest). (text from the AR.2018.030 finding aid available here: http://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/taro/aushc/00702/ahc-00702.html)

Oral history interview with Ernesto Fraga from the Activism and the Brown Berets of Austin Project Recordings and Digital Images collection at the Austin History Center (AR.2018.030). This project was first conceived by Gloria Espitia, Mexican American Neighborhood Liaison at the Austin History Center, in 2013, in an effort to educate and promote the importance of preserving and sharing Brown Berets history and relevance throughout Austin's socio-political history. Oral histories were conducted with four former Brown Berets between June and September 2013. In addition, two panel sessions were held and recorded with a total of four former Brown Berets in October 2013. The Austin Brown Berets chapter emerged in 1973 and existed roughly until 1983. According to Paul Hernandez, a Brown Beret president and spokesperson, members viewed themselves as a community driven group, comprised of and representing the working class Chicanos of the barrios, particularly in East Austin. Issues that were important to them included speaking out on police brutality, quality education, racial equity, and, perhaps most famously, fighting to remove environmentally disruptive drag boat races at Festival Beach during the annual Austin Aqua Festival (Aqua Fest). (text from the AR.2018.030 finding aid available here: http://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/taro/aushc/00702/ahc-00702.html)

Oral history interview with Adela Mancias from the Activism and the Brown Berets of Austin Project Recordings and Digital Images collection at the Austin History Center (AR.2018.030). This project was first conceived by Gloria Espitia, Mexican American Neighborhood Liaison at the Austin History Center, in 2013, in an effort to educate and promote the importance of preserving and sharing Brown Berets history and relevance throughout Austin's socio-political history. Oral histories were conducted with four former Brown Berets between June and September 2013. In addition, two panel sessions were held and recorded with a total of four former Brown Berets in October 2013. The Austin Brown Berets chapter emerged in 1973 and existed roughly until 1983. According to Paul Hernandez, a Brown Beret president and spokesperson, members viewed themselves as a community driven group, comprised of and representing the working class Chicanos of the barrios, particularly in East Austin. Issues that were important to them included speaking out on police brutality, quality education, racial equity, and, perhaps most famously, fighting to remove environmentally disruptive drag boat races at Festival Beach during the annual Austin Aqua Festival (Aqua Fest). (text from the AR.2018.030 finding aid available here: http://legacy.lib.utexas.edu/taro/aushc/00702/ahc-00702.html)

Digital images can be broadly categorized into two kinds: bitmap and vector. In this episode we provide the listener a general understanding of how both bitmap and vector images work. We start with the basics, by explaining pixels, but then we talk about a standard color model, and some specific file formats that most people are familiar with. We finish our discussion by talking about smartphone cameras, image manipulation software, and how images work together to make videos. Note: In this episode we used the term "graphics card" generically. We could have more accurately said Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) to include embedded GPUs as exist in most devices. Show Notes Episode 3: What is a Byte? Pixel via Wikipedia RGBA via Wikipedia JPEG via Wikipedia SVG via Wikipedia Follow us on Twitter @KopecExplains. Theme “Place on Fire” Copyright 2019 Creo, CC BY 4.0 Find out more at http://kopec.live

As the number of digital images we accumulate increases, possibly at an alarming rate, finding one specific image becomes challenging. Artificial intelligence can help. In Short Circuits: Device drivers are among the most problematic issues for Windows users, but they're virtually invisible and that makes keeping them up to date difficult. There are applications that can help, but they need to be treated with care. • Although a bad device driver can cause a problem with keyboards, sometimes the keyboard just fails. Microsoft wants more than $100 for their keyboard cover that fits on Surface Pro tablets, but a third-party keyboard for half that price offers a lot of useful features. In Spare Parts (only on the website): Mozilla has begun offering a virtual private network. It's currently limited to Windows computers and both IOS and Android mobile devices in six countries, but more devices and countries are coming. • Two mechanical dogs are wandering around a Ford plant, helping engineers to collect data for a planned retooling. • Twenty years ago: Bluetooth devices were just beginning to be sold. They were expensive and had security flaws. Now it's hard to find a device without Bluetooth built in.

The code magic = 20% off of the first year on any monthly plan Have you noticed a hole in your workflow and client's experience when it comes to delivering photos? This company has become known for being the fastest, easiest, and most customizable way for photographers to deliver and sell their work online! On this episode we're taking about: Why it's important to have your images available online for your clients... How your digital images can promote print sales... What makes Cloudspot different from the other online platforms? Which labs you can use inside of this host... How the way you host your images an impact your client experience... As always we hope that you enjoy this episode!! If you're loving the podcast, please be sure to subscribe and leave a review!

The code magic = 20% off of the first year on any monthly plan   Have you noticed a hole in your workflow and client’s experience when it comes to delivering photos? This company has become known for being the fastest, easiest, and most customizable way for photographers to deliver and sell their work online! On this episode we're taking about: Why it's important to have your images available online for your clients... How your digital images can promote print sales... What makes Cloudspot different from the other online platforms? Which labs you can use inside of this host... How the way you host your images an impact your client experience... As always we hope that you enjoy this episode!! If you're loving the podcast, please be sure to subscribe and leave a review!

I recently saw an exchange of thoughts on a national dental office manager forum where the large majority of OM's felt their docs should take digital images for free on patients where they could not locate their x-rays, pano's, and other such pictures. IT'S NOT FREE TO THE DOC! Digital radiography is expensive, and there is an associated cost of goods that has a direct financial impact on the practice. It's not a courtesy to give them away for free.Support the show (http://www.mypracticemybusiness.com)

Despite huge successes in issuing over 110 patents and having 250 pending licenses, Leigh Rothschild says his latest venture is the most exciting one yet: Qmage, a free app that will revolutionize the way we interact with digital images. By incorporating audio, video, text files, URL links, and e-commerce links into tens of thousands of digital images, Qmage is allowing anyone with an iOS device or QR code scanner to access it all at with a single click. With applications in the photo, greeting card, automobile, real estate, and retail industries, this technology has the potential to find its way into almost every aspect of our lives. Imagine being able to scan a greeting card and immediately hear audio or watch a video created and uploaded by your loved one, or scanning an image of a house for sale and immediately experiencing a virtual tour or communicating with the realtor. Rothschild also discusses plans to incorporate an augmented reality feature, which would allow users to scan an item of clothing and not only receive all of the associated information, but actually see what it would look like on them, and get suggestions for accessories that might go well with it. The Qmage app is currently in the beta form of development and is expected to be released soon. Learn more at www.qmage.com and reach out to Rothschild at leigh@qmage.com.

Chris Powell, Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, gives a talk for the 2015 DHOXSS. Digital images (photographs) present a significant resource for the Digital Humanities practitioner; individual collections can number in the hundreds of thousands, and can use a variety of encoding methods. These resources can be the result of decades of work and at the very least would be extremely expensive to replace in the event of a disaster. The lecture firstly looks at the methods commonly employed to safeguard an image archive, for example multiple copies across different media types, mirroring. This is followed by an examination of each of these, and identifies issues with each, be they procedural or physical. Next the effects of the issues on image corruption are explored, together with examples of the resultant image corruption on different image encoding methods. Following the observation that most images in an archive are not viewed on a regular basis,methods of detecting corrupted images in an archive are presented, including a visual TIFF image scanner developed at the Ashmolean. Finally, some recommendations are made which will help to ensure the accurate preservation of a digital image archive.

David Zeitlyn, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Oxford, gives a talk for the DHOXSS 2015. This presentation is based on the practical experience of archiving 46 thousand (plus) images taken by a Cameroonian studio photographer over a 30 years period as part of the British Library 'Endangered Archive Programme' (EAP). I will discuss some of the practical and conceptual issues of working with images collections, looking at how face recognition and pattern matching can help put some order into collections whose scope is too large for an individual to hold in their consciousness. Scaling up means we need technological assistance to explore large collections else we are constrained by human attention spans and memory. Scholarship needs to develop or at least face up to these limitations.

Take me out to the ball game - or in this case bring the game to me with the help of supersized gigapixel in-game shots that allow fans to view an entire stadium, or zoom in to see individuals in the crowd.

Viveza 2 is your magic wand if you're a digital photographer, Bing gets a new look, and in Short Circuits: Another CEO for Yahoo, Stick a Raspberry Pi in your shirt pocket, Facebook's IPO is a winner but it loses General Motors, and Groupon continues to lose money and Wall Street continues to like it.

Robert Wojtowicz, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies and Professor of Art History at ODU, discusses how art history found itself in near-crisis mode at the turn of the millennium, as analog slide photography gave way to digital imaging. Many senior art historians retired reluctantly rather than adapt to the new technology, even as junior art historians rose enthusiastically to meet the new challenge. He also examines of some of the latest digital tools and the ways in which they can enhance our students' understanding of art history.

Dr John Mackinlay (King's College London) gives a talk for the ELAC/CCW lunchtime seminar series.

Published June 7, 2009 GEM: 65th Anniversary of D-Day I've written a  about the D-Day anniversary that includes an article that appeared in the Yorkshire Post about how the memory of WWII is slipping through the cracks of time.  In my own family my grandfather's brother Elzie Cecil Moore who we called Uncle Elzie participated in the invasion of Normandy and received the bronze star and a purple heart for a shot he took to his shoulder during the invasion.  Shortly after that he received a second purple hear for a shot he received through his face.  Growing up I always noticed that scar on his chin and thought it was a cute dimple, not realizing until I started asking questions about family history that it was from a bullet. Above:  Elzie in Boot Camp My Grandmother Pauline Moore worked at the Kaiser Shipyard in Richmond, California building the Navy ships that sailed the Pacific.  She was the secretary to the Dock Yard Manager for Yard #2 and that meant that she helped hire and process all the Rosies.   In fact, when the Yard was finally closed down at the end of the war, Grandma was the last women through the gates.  Like so many women she sacrified time with my dad was born in 1939 and was not yet in school.  But she often told me it was one of the happiest times in her life because everyone was pulling together.       Above:  Grandma Pauline during WWII Check out the post on the Genealogy Gems Blog where you will find a link to the Yorkshire Post as well as a video of the events of D Day.     NEWS: On the genealogy conference front there are several great events coming up:     The Family History Expo in Loveland, Colorado June 12 - 13, 2009.   The Southern California Genealogical Jamboree in Burbank, CA on  June 26 - 28, 2009 which I'll be attending. I'll be teaching two classes on Google, a beginning and Advanced, and I'll also be on the panel for the Son of a Blogger Summitt with Dick Eastman, Steve Danko, DearMyrtle, George Morgan and others.  And when I'm not doing that I'll be at the Family Tree Magazine booth in exhibit hall.    I'll also be at the Family History Expo in Salt Lake City, Utah August 28 & 29, 2009  Genealogy Records Update: In May of 2009 announced that it has published millions of records from Southern states to its free online collection.         The most recent additions to the Indexing Project:     Alabama Statewide Deaths 1908 to 1974 (Index)  Arkansas County Marriages: 1837 to 1957  Civil War Pension Index Cards (Digital Images)  Florida Deaths 1877 to 1939 (Index)  Florida State Censuses: 1855, 1935, 1945 (Digital Images)  Georgia Deaths 1914 to 1927  Louisiana War of 1812 Pension Lists (Images)  North Carolina, Davidson County Marriages and Deaths, 1867-1984 (Digital Images)  Texas Death Index 1964 to 1998 (Index)  Texas Deaths 1890 to 1976   West Virginia Births 1853 to 1990 (Index)  West Virginia Marriages 1853 to 1970 (Index)  West Virginia Deaths 1853 to 1970 (Index) Thank you for supporting this free podcast by clicking the and other sponsor links to do your online shopping! GEM: Interview with Kathy Meade of Genline.com Lisa talks with Kathy about new Transcription Service Also check out Lisa's other interview with Kathy Meade in the June 2009 episode of the          You need to be registered, but no credit card is required to register.    Visit with Kathy in person at the upcoming Family History Expo in Loveland, Colorado on June 12 - 13, 2009.  She will also be at the in Burbank, CA June 26 - 28, 2009.  Become a Genealogy Gems Premium Member GEM: Paper of Record / Google News Archive of what is currently online in the Google News Archive, as well as content that will be added in the next three months, and the records that at this point in time will not be added due to lack of display rights.         

Reed College Faculty Panel discusses teaching with digital images at Reed College.

In this episode special guest Colin Smith shows us a simple technique to crop our photos for the exact print size we want.