Podcasts about julieanne kost

In episode 412 of "F-Stop Collaborate and Listen," Matt Payne hosts landscape photographer and Adobe community expert Suzanne Mathia, who delves into her journey from a British corporate upbringing to a creative career in the United States. Suzanne explores her photography philosophy, particularly her "sponge theory," emphasizing flexibility and continuous learning. She shares practical techniques for wildlife photography, discusses creative cross-training, and the value of revisiting old work for inspiration. The episode features insights into powerful yet often overlooked Lightroom features, common user mistakes, and the importance of image organization and backups. Resources (some are affiliate links, thanks for your support): Lightroom Instruction Support the Podcast on Patreon Suzanne's Gear: Canon 100-500; Canon R5 Guy Tal - Be Extraordinary Muench Workshops Recommended photographers: Greg McCown, Julieanne Kost, J. Fritz Rumpf

Photocombobulate is a podcast about photography hosted by Jeff Carlson and Mason Marsh. Each episode seeks to unravel a complex topic and make it understandable.For show notes about this episode, along with the images Jeff and Mason talk about, visit the show's website at www.photocombobulate.comYou can find our podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, and Overcast. We would greatly appreciate it if you'd subscribe and leave a review if you are inspired.For Jeff Carlson's work, visit https://jeffcarlson.comFor Mason Marsh's work, visit https://www.masonmarsh.comPhotocombobulate Instagram feed: https://www.instagram.com/photocombobulate/Photocombobulate Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/photocombobulate/Photocombobulate Twitter feed: https://twitter.com/photocombob

100 episodes! Hahaha, can't believe it! We celebrate by catching up with Adobe mastermind, Julieanne Kost, she also has an interesting project....A big thanks too to everyone who has given us their time to come on the show, thank you, and most importantly thank YOU for listening, hopefully we've managed to entertain you :)CheersCarwyn and Fletch

Merry Christmas!

Peter Eastway drops in, we talk about his Bhutan adventures and also his go to F stop....

One of the most important visual artists in the world drops into Lightminded for a chat, we did a lot of listening! Enjoy!

Today we're joined by Altered Images head honcho Ian Van Der Wolde, fresh out of the Vic locdowns, PLUS, we announce the winner of the 2020 #WalkingLandscapePhotography walk!

On today's episode we discuss the golden ratio, plus is Fletch set to make a shock career switch?

Well, kinda :)

Today we're joined by a lady that doesnt use a drone to get aerials, she just flies upside down, Jackie Rankin :)

We had the great pleasure of talking to a legend in the dark art of pet photography. Houndstooth Studio boss Alex Cearns was kind enough to join us for a chat and share a couple of secrets...

Episode NotesThis week we are honoured to have the wonderful Julieanne Kost. Julieanne is not only an Adobe Worldwide Principal Evangelist  but also a very creative and talented photographer, author and instructor. She is one of my most favourite people to spend time with at events and her work is constantly outstanding as a photographer. She truly is award winning in every sense, Julieanne is one fo the most respected creatives in the industry and we are so proud to have her as a guest on the show. We hope you enjoy it!Julieanne's Linkshttps://www.jkost.com/https://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/https://twitter.com/julieannekosthttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh5bKKSi_bGJh717hVlEbRghttps://www.instagram.com/jkosthttps://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/julieanne-kost

A very inspiring episode with photography’s mental mindset master Tony Hewitt as special guest. Does he pull Fletch from his creative quagmire??

We talk to NZ Photography LEGEND, Andris Apse

Carwyn catches up with Fletch and hatches a cunning plan

Hell woman Krystle Wright joins Christian, Tony and Carwyn for a chat.

Award winning Perth Photographer Liz barker pops into Lightminded to share what it was like taking a different photo for 14 days in Quarantine. Amazing story and her work is incredible.

A great interview with Georgina Steytler! A very nice lady and an absolute master Birder.

Legendary weddings mastermind, Marcus Bell joins the boys for a chat about the craft and also talks about his local Surf Break, which makes Margaret River look like the Wave Pool at Jamberoo.Have a look at his website www.studioimpressions.com.au

Sir Peter Eastway drops into to talk about the BetterPhotography.com Photo Awards

Andrei Duman joins us to talk working with Tony Hawk, we're also joined by a secret guest....

David Evans from the Epson International Pano Awards drops into Lightminded for a cuppa.

Nick Rains from the Leica Akademie and we talk Hi Res Mode...

Today we caught up with Mr Rocco Ancora, what a great bloke, so real and humble. Thanks Rocco.

Tom Putt tells us about his close encounter with a meotorite whilst going to the bathroom and also his encounter with Sasquatch?Tom has custom made a FREE Lightroom Preset for you called Aerial Awesomeness, head over to lightminded.com.au and download the free LR preset pack!

One of the most exciting photographers in the world joins us from LA, just a couple of blocks from the #BLM movement.Andrei Duman is incredible and pushes his work to the limits, in fact his latest project involves a 6000 image focus stack with an IQ4...Great guy too!Check out his stuff herewww.andreiduman.com

This week we are honoured to have the wonderful Julieanne Kost. Julieanne is not only an Adobe Worldwide Principal Evangelist  but also a very creative and talented photographer, author and instructor. She is one of my most favourite people to spend time with at events and her work is constantly outstanding as a photographer. She truly is award winning in every sense, Julieanne is one fo the most respected creatives in the industry and we are so proud to have her as a guest on the show. We hope you enjoy it!Thanks to our show sponsors Westcott Lighting and The Photography Show - Use code CLAYDEWTPS20 for 20% off a single day ticket.Julieanne's Linkshttps://www.jkost.com/https://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/https://twitter.com/julieannekosthttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh5bKKSi_bGJh717hVlEbRghttps://www.instagram.com/jkosthttps://www.linkedin.com/learning/instructors/julieanne-kost 

In this podcast the guys have a chat with Julieanne Kost from Adobe and talk about Lightroom and Photoshop and also her latest projects, The Color Of Place.Make sure you check out our Instagram for photos of her latest work!@light_minded_podcastSUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE A REVIEW :)

Julieanne Kost is a Principal Evangelist at Adobe Systems, responsible for fostering relationships with customers through meaningful and inspirational Photoshop and Lightroom instruction. As a highly sought-after speaker for the industry-standard Digital Imaging franchise, she devises and presents motivating and educational training sessions, sharing original techniques and tutorials worldwide — via live events, Adobe.com, her own website (jkost.com) and blog. She is also the author of “Window Seat: The Art of Digital Photography and Creative Thinking,” and “Passenger Seat: Creating a Photographic Project from Conception through Execution in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom”, an accomplished photographer and fine artist, and creator and host of the popular Photoshop CC Essential Training and the Art of Photoshop Compositing for Lynda.com.   Photographer Links:   Education Resources:   Candid Frame Resources   Download the free Candid Frame app for your favorite smart device. Click here to download for . Click here to download 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 .  

EPISODE 1! This is our introduction podcast, so a little scratchy! We talk smart phones and we delve into Christians background and why he chose photography.Send us your favorite image so we can have a chat about it too!lightminded617@gmail.com

Can every location be defined by a unique, identifiable color palette? Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom Evangelist and photographer Julieanne Kost set out to answer that question with her project, “Color of Place.”

Julieanne Kost discusses the role that personal projects play in her life and why she thinks creatives should consider implementing them if they haven't already.

Episode 010: A Tale of Two Lightrooms Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS!   Thank you for listening to the No Name Photo Show!   Connect with Brian Matiash and Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @NoNamePhotoShow).   Did we mention SUBSCRIBE?!!! Please? ;)   Alas, double digits and it feels so good! We've got something special in store for this milestone: our first guest host! From the get go, our goal has been to introduce guests because... guests are cool and cool guests are even cooler. But unlike many other shows that make the episode about the guest, our goal is to bring on guests who become part of the show. So with that, we're thrilled to introduce wedding photographer and the Storm Whisperer himself, Mike Olbinski, to join us for this episode! Fortunately, Adobe made some seriously big announcements with their Lightroom road map last week that provided more than enough fodder for our trio to discuss. Finally, each of our hosts share some pivotal moments from their lives that fundamentally changed their professional directions and led them to become full time, working photographers. All that plus a triple dose of "What's On Your Gear Shelf?" make up Episode 10! Show Notes • Brian and Sharky are thrilled to announce the show's very first guest host, Mike Olbinski. Aside from being a helluva wedding photographer, Mike is also one of the best storm chasers out there and has created some of the most visually stunning time lapse videos that your eyes have ever seen. Seriously, clean your floor because your jaws are about to be hitting them pretty hard. [Vimeo] • Now that you've had a chance to lift your jaws back up and wipe the mess you made on the ground, we can move onto the lil' bit of news coming out of Adobe's camp. In addition to a slew of major updates to their Creative Cloud ecosystem, the company announced a "new" version of Lightroom dubbed "Lightroom CC" with the existing implementation renamed with the lovely moniker, "Lightroom Classic." As you can imagine, this caused a lot of confusion and even more ire with the legion of photographers hoping for a more substantial update. [via the always wonderful Julieanne Kost on the Adobe Blog] • Mike and Sharky weigh in on these changes and lament about how much they wish Lightroom's initial culling experience was faster, similar to what Photo Mechanic provides. [Camera Bits] • After much hullabaloo, the hosts shift gears by recalling some of their more pivotal experiences that led them to leave their existing careers to pursue photography as a primary profession

Episode 010: A Tale of Two Lightrooms Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS!   Thank you for listening to the No Name Photo Show!   Connect with Brian Matiash and Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @NoNamePhotoShow).   Did we mention SUBSCRIBE?!!! Please? ;)   Alas, double digits and it feels so good! We've got something special in store for this milestone: our first guest host! From the get go, our goal has been to introduce guests because... guests are cool and cool guests are even cooler. But unlike many other shows that make the episode about the guest, our goal is to bring on guests who become part of the show. So with that, we're thrilled to introduce wedding photographer and the Storm Whisperer himself, Mike Olbinski, to join us for this episode! Fortunately, Adobe made some seriously big announcements with their Lightroom road map last week that provided more than enough fodder for our trio to discuss. Finally, each of our hosts share some pivotal moments from their lives that fundamentally changed their professional directions and led them to become full time, working photographers. All that plus a triple dose of "What's On Your Gear Shelf?" make up Episode 10! Show Notes • Brian and Sharky are thrilled to announce the show's very first guest host, Mike Olbinski. Aside from being a helluva wedding photographer, Mike is also one of the best storm chasers out there and has created some of the most visually stunning time lapse videos that your eyes have ever seen. Seriously, clean your floor because your jaws are about to be hitting them pretty hard. [Vimeo] • Now that you've had a chance to lift your jaws back up and wipe the mess you made on the ground, we can move onto the lil' bit of news coming out of Adobe's camp. In addition to a slew of major updates to their Creative Cloud ecosystem, the company announced a "new" version of Lightroom dubbed "Lightroom CC" with the existing implementation renamed with the lovely moniker, "Lightroom Classic." As you can imagine, this caused a lot of confusion and even more ire with the legion of photographers hoping for a more substantial update. [via the always wonderful Julieanne Kost on the Adobe Blog] • Mike and Sharky weigh in on these changes and lament about how much they wish Lightroom's initial culling experience was faster, similar to what Photo Mechanic provides. [Camera Bits] • After much hullabaloo, the hosts shift gears by recalling some of their more pivotal experiences that led them to leave their existing careers to pursue photography as a primary profession

You may know Julieanne Kost as the Photoshop & Lightroom Evangelist. You may know her as the published author. You may know her as the extraordinarily accomplished Photographer. Sit down with her for a few minutes, and you'll know her as a generous fountain of knowledge--and wisdom! You'll also learn about the influence her parents had on her career, and why Julieanne embraces (an evangelizes) the technical aspects of art. What else might you learn? Glad you asked: Industries that you did not know use Photoshop. HINT: Why does PS have the Eyedropper tool? The near-future use of 3D avatars The question she hears most about working in Lightroom Why is her work hanging in the Ansel Adams Before and After exhibit? What does she want her "footprint" in Photography to be? [this alone is worth the listen!!!!] How does she answer the question, "Do you KNOW Photoshop? Back of your hand, inside and out?" Bring your notepad to this conversation! And if you find it helpful, too, kindly share it with a friend. Follow Julieanne Kost on: HER BLOG          |          FACEBOOK          |          HER WEBSITE          |           INSTAGRAM Or find her instructional videos on LYNDA.COM. [Did you know that you can try Lynda for 10 days--free?] And snag her books on Amazon by clicking on the logo below. Please and Thank You.

Adobe has released another update to Photoshop CC. They even released a pretty interesting video showing the future of the entire suite of products. While this was a video to showcase their new partnership with Microsoft, there is plenty to look forward to. Unfortunately, I am not a graphic designer, illustrator, or video editor. I have only seen one thing out of Adobe since the initial release of CC over a year ago that I even cared about, much less used (Linked Smart Objects). Sadly, I even needed to be an advanced composite user to even care about that. My Previous Top 10 List was passed along to Adobe's Engineers by Julieanne Kost (thanks). While I don't know if anything I wrote about the first time will ever make it into Photoshop for Photographers and Retouchers, I feel it's important to keep them on their toes. Therefore, I bring to your attention 10 more things still missing in Photoshop for retouchers. No related posts.