Podcast appearances and mentions of James Maher

James dives into the world of a beginner Video Game designer with a passion of making his own game, becoming certified in game development and continue his own path of learning.

When you watch a series or a documentary do you ever wonder about what goes on behind the camera? Today I talk to James Maher, a media producer who has created content for a whole range of different types of projects. We talk about how he got into media initially by taking photos for a shop he worked for and that grew to being lead producer on The Grassroots Rider Academy this year. How James didn't get a formal education in video and media production but has still worked with the likes of RTÉ How people initially don't tend to take him seriously just by how he looks That no project is the same and each one is like a new adventure which James really enjoys We also talk about interviewing and finding ways to get people to tell their story We discuss The Grassroots Rider Academy the preparations and the importance of having a good team behind you James also talks about how if you want to do something just do it, the only way to learn is by getting out there and making mistakes and he wouldn't change anything good times or bad The importance of word of mouth and also being okay with turning down projects because the work will be there That if you want to do something the time to do it is not when you get home from work James has a great piece of advice at the end of the podcast which everyone needs to hear If you want to find out more about James or working with him you can find him here Instagram: @evilcharmander @jamesmaher.media Website: https://jamesmaher.media/ If you are interested in working with me you can find me : Equestrian Instagram: @stronginthesaddle_ Equestrian Tiktok: @ stronginthesaddle Happy Hips for horseriding PDF: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/b4y0n6 Website: www.chrissyhawkins.com Instagram: @chrissyhfitness Want my FREE Kickstarter workout guide? Follow this link! 3 workouts for home or gym: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/v7m8t6 Equestrian Instagram: @stronginthesaddle_ Equestrian Tiktok: @ stronginthesaddle Happy Hips for horseriding PDF: https://landing.mailerlite.com/webforms/landing/b4y0n6

We're over the midway point now with our mini series on women in politics in Tipperary here on the 5.45. We are really enjoying hearing the experiences of women involved in that world locally and from different sides as well, and today we continue that with Dr. Michelle Maher who is the Programme Manager with See Her Elected but we have also been reliably informed that Dr. Maher has local links her late husband James Maher was from Thurles- and she is a daughter-in-law of the late Michael Maher who had a pub in Thurles. But today she is talking to be about the organisation and their event which is happening here tomorrow:

This week, John is joined by James Maher, founder of Archford Capital Strategies. James has earned a total of 7 certifications and designations along with his advanced degree; 3 are the highest obtainable in the retirement-plan benefit area. In this episode, James talks about the unique approach he and his team take to exit planning.Reach out to James: https://archfordcapital.com/team/james-d-maher/Go to: https://exitmap.com/meet-the-team/Connect with John: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnfdini/============================================“In the past decade surveys have shown that 75% of former business owners are “unhappy” or “have regrets” a year after their transition. The Exit Planning Coach podcast is dedicated to reducing that number by helping advisors create deeper conversations with their clients.”John F. Dini, CEXP, CEPA ============================================

On this episode I chat to Mr James Maher, a man that has a skateboard in one hand and a camera in the other! James snook his way into many video / photo opportunities in the aim to build his portfolio and of course profile. Maher grew his hobby with a camera into a full scale business dealing with companies nationwide. We hear how one day he could be in the middle of a forest and the next videoing a bathroom installation! A really fun and enthusiastic chat with James. Check him out on social media:@evilcharmander@biztrepreneurpodcast@kevinross1996 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

BAXE is not just a platform, it's an ecosystem with a vision to take back the internet. As CEO and co founder Christian Moore explains: “This is our mission; I have been blessed by a team of highly intelligent capable executives who are passionate about our dream to use blockchain and Web3 technology to make a difference and put control back into the hands of the community and the world.” Or to describe it another way, the team behind BAXE call it the world's first DLT based super app. The BAXE Management team has diverse and relevant career backgrounds to contemplate such a major opus: Moore's background is legal and finance, COO Andrew Broad capital markets technology CTO Dylan Blankenship is blockchain development, CFO James Maher is a CFA and market analyst and CMO Ben Lightfoot's is in digital media, Facebook to be more precise. Much like the app the team is also decentralised across Australia and Asia, their careers have also brought them into the intersection of West meets East in terms of technology and business models which has fuelled the thinking behind the BAXE super app. Listen to podcast to hear more Your host is Jillian Godsil, award winning journalist, broadcaster and author - her latest book can be found here https://persons-of-interest.io/

Many photographers are losing their photo jobs or lost their feeling of creativity. For those looking to get out of the creative rut, a new platform is available. James Maher's Photo Salon is a fantastic way to meet other photographers like you, complete your portfolio or photo project and much more.

Jack Isom, CEO of IMI Performance Products and James Maher, Mechanical Fuel Injection Specialist at Good Vibrations Motorsports. Hosted by Brad Gillie. https://www.epartrade.com/company/supplier/9c6188cb-imi-performance-inc https://www.epartrade.com/company/racing-business/074bdebc-good-vibrations-motorsports Online Race Industry Week 2020: 5 days, 55 hours of LIVE webinars, 150+ race industry speakers, 110 countries represented in attendance. Created by EPARTRADE and Racer.com Sponsored by ETS Racing Fuels, Full-Race powered by Borgwarner, Miller Electric, Penske Racing Shocks, and AEM Performance Electronics

Jack Isom, CEO of IMI Performance Products and James Maher, Mechanical Fuel Injection Specialist at Good Vibrations Motorsports. Hosted by Brad Gillie. https://www.epartrade.com/company/supplier/9c6188cb-imi-performance-inc https://www.epartrade.com/company/racing-business/074bdebc-good-vibrations-motorsports Online Race Industry Week 2020: 5 days, 55 hours of LIVE webinars, 150+ race industry speakers, 110 countries represented in attendance. Created by EPARTRADE and Racer.com Sponsored by ETS Racing Fuels, Full-Race powered by Borgwarner, Miller Electric, Penske Racing Shocks, and AEM Performance Electronics

As the year comes to an end Shane brings us one last cracker of a show. Ex-Australian Cricket player James Maher and retired New Zealand jockey Jimmy Cassidy are a hilarious duo, meaning the show is full of stories and a lot of big laughs. Enjoy your festive season and have a Happy New Year! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Valérie shares a conversation with New York City photographer James Maher.

Heißes Wetter, kühle Drinks! Und das sind unsere Themen: - O-Ton Verlosung - Wie war New York mit der Nikon Z6? - Street Photography Workshop mit James Maher in NY ( https://www.jamesmaherphotography.com/new-york-photo-tours-street-photography-workshops/) - Reisefotos retuschieren und präsentieren - Schottland 2019 (Xume Filter von www.manfrotto.de) - Fotoshooting kurzes Recap - Gummikrebs am Wacomstift - DJI OSMO Pocket - Bett-Fantasien blutjunger Hörerinnen - Hochzeit wider Willen

In this interview I sit down with New York City based photographer, educator and marketer James Maher. James and I discuss some of the tips and suggestions for photographers just starting to think about building a business.

This week’s episode sees the return of one of our favorite guests, Darlene Hildebrandt, who was on the show almost exactly one year ago, in episode 33.Darlene is the creator of Digital Photo Mentor. She has been a professional photographer for over 26 years, and photography educator since 2011. Darlene provides valuable articles on her site, has a free ebook, and offers online photography courses, as well as photography travel tours. Her next tours are to Morocco in May 2018 and India in November 2018.We spoke with Darlene about her passion for Latin America, its countries, and its people, including her recent misadventure in Medellin, Colombia. We also talked about her upcoming photowalk in New York with James Maher and how to approach photowalks or first visits to a location without making too many newbie mistakes.As an exclusive for the readers and listeners of TTIM, Darlene has offered a 30% discount on all her online photography courses. Just use code 30offTTIM at checkout!Duration 35m 02s.Music for this episode: “Zanzibar” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Links* Learn your camera by using it daily challenge* Photo tours and workshops* 9 photography mistakes to avoid* Online photography courses* Facebook* InstagramImages by Darlene See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week is a live recording of a panel discussion on street photography during the Out Of Chicago photo conference. The panels include Marie Laigneau, James Maher, Steve Simon and Valerie Jardin.

Who doesn’t love New York?Well, many New Yorkers we’ve spoken to in the past are not always enthusiastic about their city, but one exception is certainly James Maher.James is a street, fine art, and portrait photographer who recently released a book titled “The New York Photographer’s Travel Guide,The Best Places to Photograph from a Professional Photographer, Tour Guide, and Lifelong New Yorker” and we asked him about his favorite locations and his best tips for taking the best photos of the city that never sleeps.That’s not the only book by James that we discussed, the other one being his most recent, “Creative Freelance Marketing: Traditional and Digital Marketing Strategies for Photography, Art, and Creative Businesses.” Of course, we tried to pick his brains with respect to the topic of this other book.So, whether you’d like to make the best of a photo trip to New York for your own pleasure or you’re in it commercially, this episode has something for everyone. We’re sure you won’t be disappointed.Duration 38m 33s.Music for this episode: “Zanzibar” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/Links* James’ website* The New York Photographer’s Travel Guide: The Best Places to Photograph from a Professional Photographer, Tour Guide, and Lifelong New Yorker* Creative Freelance Marketing: Traditional and Digital Marketing Strategies for Photography, Art, and Creative Businesses* Simple Marketing Strategies For Photographers* Photogenic New York* Venice Carnival 2018 Workshop* Capitals of the Baltics tour* Iceland tour* Tour Organizer TrainingPhotos by James See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

James Maher runs a , a works with companies and people around New York, and has a , helping photographers from all over the world capture the best of New York. Over the years, he has worked with the , with businesses of all sizes and types around New York and the world, and with many websites. He has written as well as for many and covering photography and New York. His prints have been sold and licensed to people and companies around the world, including Tiffany & Co. and G-Star Raw. His latest book is titled . He has also been working on a since 2012, which consists of nearly 150 portraits and in-depth interviews primarily with long-time residents, business owners, and employees in the East Village neighborhood of New York City. The project has become a historical account of the mid-to-late 20th Century of one of the most vibrant and lively neighborhoods in the city.   Resources:   Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download Click here to download for Support the work we do at The Candid Frame with contributing to our Patreon effort.  You can do this by visiting or visiting the website and clicking on the Patreon button. You can also provide a one-time donation via .   You can follow Ibarionex on and .  

Joining me on the podcast today is James Maher! James is a photographer based out of New York and the author of 3 books. On today's show we talk about how James was able to build a successful photography career in one of the most saturated markets in the country as well the difference between active and passive marketing, the myth of social media, and when (if ever) you should lower your rates.   Resources Mentioned James Maher Photography

Episode #275 of the podcast features an interview with James Maher. Discussion topics: Online vs. local marketing, building your mailing list, local promotions and relationship marketing. The post 275: James Maher – Why local marketing should be at the core of your marketing strategy, and where to start appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #275 of the podcast features an interview with James Maher. Discussion topics: Online vs. local marketing, building your mailing list, local promotions and relationship marketing.

In this episode of the Out of Chicago Podcast, Out of New York Conference presenter James Maher joins Chris Smith. James talks about his involvement in the conference, including his class, “Exploration Through the Works of Famous Street Photographers.” James also gives some of his favorite locations for street photography in the city — Central Park, Strand Bookstore, Coney Island, the New York subway system, Bushwick, the City Hall District, Manhattan Bridge and the Brooklyn waterfront. He also tells us some of his favorite street photographers, including New Yorkers Garry Winogrand, Bruce Davidson and Matt Weber. Finally, James also gives some tips on how to overcome your fears and get started with street photography. To learn more about what James is presenting at the Out of New York Conference, visit his speaker page (http://ny.outofchicago.com/speaker/james-maher/) , and don’t forget to register at http://outofnewyork.com. To find out more about James, visit http://jamesmaherphotography.com. The post New York street photography with James Maher: OOC Podcast Episode 54 (https://www.outofchicago.com/2016/10/05/new-york-street-photography-james-maher-ooc-podcast-episode-54/) appeared first on Out of Chicago Photography (https://www.outofchicago.com) .

In this episode of the Out of Chicago Podcast, New York-based photographer James Maher (https://www.jamesmaherphotography.com) joins Michael Novo during the Out of Chicago Conference. James discusses his desire for street photography and the historical street photographers that inspire him and his work. He talks about “waiting for the moment,” allowing for great candid photography on the street. He also gives tips on how to make people feel comfortable on the street if you’re photographing them. James will share some of his favorite New York locations on Wednesday on our blog, and he’ll also be teaching at the Out of New York Conference in October. To learn more and register, visit http://outofnewyork.com today! The post Candid street photography techniques with James Maher: OOC Podcast Episode 48 (https://www.outofchicago.com/2016/08/01/candid-street-photography-techniques-james-maher-ooc-podcast-episode-48/) appeared first on Out of Chicago Photography (https://www.outofchicago.com) .

Note: this episode is available to listen to in the player above, on iTunes and Stitcher. A Walk-Through of Reasons Why My Recent Top Posts Have Done Well Today I'm going to talk about some posts that have worked for me in the last month on Digital Photography School, my main blog. This episode comes about from a question received by one of our readers, Matthew. He asks if I could walk through a number of posts that have recently done well and why they have worked. We have done this before on the blog and it worked really well, so let's try it for the podcast. In the last month, these four posts have all been in the top 20 on Digital Photography School. I checked Google Analytics for the most read posts, and I tried to pick ones that I haven't talked about in the past. In Today’s Episode 4 of My Most Viewed Blog Posts This Month and Why They Worked 21 Settings, Techniques and Rules All New Camera Owners Should Know Written in 2010. It’s always been a strong performer. Over 100,000 views this month. It’s shareable. It’s a sneeze page - it links to 21 other posts Topic - good big picture overview Generates a load of page views Makes a bit claim Generates curiosity Gets a lot of shares - over a million, people recommend this post to beginners they know Feature image - has been tested and honed, something our readers love about dials works great on social because it signals topic and builds reader anxiety/curiosity This post promotes our course which solves a problem What we could do better - specific opt-in for the post Better formatting - looks a bit tired Replicate this format for specific niches of photography 11 Stages That Every Photographer Goes Through This was written by James Maher a guest writer. I had reservations about this post. It wasn’t a tips post. It was written tongue in cheek a humour story It didn’t have a “hero” image or hit the inspiration angle It worked because it was relatable - I shared on facebook with a question of which stages do you relate to? Touches on a pain point, stage 6 everything sucks Key lesson - you don’t have to always solve a problem, you can create content that shows the reader you know where they are at and can relate to that Everyday Carry – Must-have Tools for Photographers This one surprised Bulk of our articles are tips related This is an accessory or gear article Writer put all of these things in a small tin, which created a strong visual The items were affordable and accessible We claimed must have tools - the word tools works well The post has a hack/DIY perspective EveryDayCarry - is a movement that people are obsessive about, possible share on EveryDayCarry forums How to Make Colors Pop in Your Portraits – Without Using Photoshop I had a feeling this would work well It connects with something people want to make their photos pop It has strong visuals - uses beautiful images with gorgeous kids and color which would be great for sharing The topic - Photoshopped images can be a polarising topic to photographers, some think of using Photoshop as evil, a technique that makes a claim to not use Photoshop will attract readers in that segment Simple but useful techniques Full Transcript Expand to view full transcript Compress to smaller transcript view Hey there and welcome to Episode 104 of the ProBlogger Podcast. Today, I want to talk about some posts that have worked for me in the last month on Digital Photography School, my main blog. This episode really comes about from a question that I received via email from one of our readers, Matthew, who asked if I could walk you through a number of posts that have done well for us recently, and talk about why they have worked. We've done this in the past on ProBlogger on the blog.

This week on the Out of Chicago Podcast, Chris discusses the upcoming Out of New York Photography Conference. Out of Chicago will call New York City home from October 14-15, with on-the-street workshops available on Oct. 16. Located across from the Empire State Building, the Out of New York Photography Conference will be held in the heart of Manhattan, allowing you to explore the city and the many sights it has to offer. Out of New York has the most epic lineup to date of any of our conferences. You learn and shoot with Rick Sammon, Lindsay Adler, RC Concepcion, Valerie Jardin, John Kosmopolous, Bryan Peterson, Vivienne Gucwa, David Carol, Steve Simon, Marie Laigneau, Frederick Van Johnson, Jim Harmer, Mike Moats, Rick Gerrity, Tim Grey, Neil Van Niekerk, Gabriel Biderman, Chris Gampat, Ralph Velasco, Angie McMonigal, James Maher, Anne Belmont, Jim Welninski, Michael Muraz and Chris Nicholson. We will be adding more instructors in the next few months. Registration opens March 22 with early bird registration until the end of the month. Sign up at http://outofnewyork.com to receive a discount code for an additional $50 off when registration opens. The price increases April 1st. The post The Out of New York Photography Conference: OOC Podcast Episode 32 (https://www.outofchicago.com/2016/03/15/new-york-photography-conference-ooc-podcast-episode-32/) appeared first on Out of Chicago Photography (https://www.outofchicago.com) .

In this Street Of the World segment of Street Focus, I am taking you to New York City. My good friend, street photographer and native New Yorker, James Maher, will be your guide for this adventure! The post Street Focus 09: Streets of the World – NYC with James Maher appeared first on This Week in Photo.

James Maher is a street, architecture, and portrait photographer and a lifelong New Yorker. The diverse people, cultures, stories, and history of the city inspire his work.  James authored the e-books The Essentials of Street Photography and Street Photography Conversations and runs popular photography tours of New York.  Of James’ notable work was a three-year project documenting changing neighborhoods of New York through portraits and interviews with residents for the NY Daily News. He is currently working on an ongoing two-year portrait and interview project documenting the longtime residents, artists, musicians, and creatives of the East Village neighborhood of New York, known for its eclectic past and population. Resources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Davidson_(photographer) http://weber-street-photography.com/ http://ibarionex.net/thecandidframe/ info@thecandidframe.com