Podcast appearances and mentions of keith ladzinski

National Geographic photographer, Emmy nominated director, and Canon Explorer of Light, Keith Ladzinski returns to the podcast to talk about all the amazing adventures he's had since our first conversation back in 2015 and how becoming a father has changed him as a person and an artist. Keith also talks about how diversity in his work has helped him stay so passionate and curios about photograpahy and filmmaking, what his more recent love of storm chasing through tornado alley looks like up close and in person, how he feels about the current state of technology and what that could mean for the industry, and the advice he gives to other creatives out there chasing their own dreams.   To Learn More About Visual Revolutionary Visit: https://www.visualrevolutionary.com/ Subsribe On YouTube At: www.youtube.com/@visualrevolutionary And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/visualrevolutionary/ To Learn More About Keith Ladzinski Visit: https://www.ladzinski.com/ And Follow On Instagram At: https://www.instagram.com/ladzinski/

National Geographic, New York Times, Apple und Adidas gehören zu den KundInnen von Keith Ladzinski. Im Interview beschreibt er seine einzigartige Profession.

Hoy vemos qué es un filtro polarizador y cómo usarlo en Fotografía de Paisaje y Sandra nos acerca el trabajo del fotógrafo Keith Ladzinski.    >   TALLERES DE FOTOGRAFÍA Ya están disponibles las fechas para los Talleres de Fotografía de Paisaje que formarán parte de mi oferta formativa para el próximo otoño. Si te apetece acompañarme en nuevas aventuras fotográficas, respetando todas las medidas de seguridad, echa un vistazo. Plazas limitadas.  Talleres de Otoño con Rafa Irusta QUÉ ES UN FILTRO POLARIZADOR Y CÓMO USARLO EN FOTOGRAFÍA DE PAISAJE Un filtro polarizador es una de las herramientas esenciales para Fotografía de Paisaje. Es el primer filtro que recomiendo para paisajes porque nos permite mejorar las imágenes al añadir intensidad y contraste. Este filtro fotográfico se coloca frente al objetivo para reducir reflejos, reducir la neblina atmosférica y aumentar la saturación de los colores. Filtro polarizador circular CPL Normalmente son de rosca aunque también pueden ser de forma cuadrada, con el inconveniente de que no se recomienda girarlos al colocarlos en el portafiltros (en el caso de que tengamos puesto un filtro degradado). Cómo funcionan los filtros polarizadores Dependiendo del clima, la atmósfera puede variar en cuanto a sus características y composición, aunque mayoritariamente está formada por vapor de agua. Este vapor de agua provoca la formación de neblina que disminuye la visibilidad, sobre todo a largas distancias y este efecto se produce de forma mucho más evidente cuando estamos cerca del agua, por ejemplo en la costa, cerca de un embalse, etc. Para eliminar esta neblina es recomendable utilizar un filtro polarizador. El uso de un filtro polarizador añade más saturación de los colores, reduce los reflejos del agua, cristal, hojas y otras superficies no metálicas. También nos ayuda a potenciar el cielo azul de tus imágenes. El efecto de polarización puede variar dependiendo de la posición del sol, por lo que es importante tener en cuenta el momento del día y la época del año en la que estemos fotografiando. POLARIZADOR EN FOTOGRAFÍA DE PAISAJE La luz del sol rebota en los objetos que vamos a fotografiar y puede producir brillos o reflejos. Para evitarlos, colocamos el filtro polarizador en el frontal del objetivo y debemos girarlo para conseguir el efecto deseado. El filtro es capaz de eliminar la luz reflejada en una escena, mejorando el resultado final de las imágenes al aumentar el contraste y la saturación de los colores. También puede ayudarnos a eliminar la neblina a la hora de fotografiar escenas con objetos lejanos. El efecto de saturación de un filtro polarizador y la eliminación de la neblina se puede simular en el postprocesado de los archivos, pero no podemos replicar la reducción de los brillos y reflejos. MÁXIMA POLARIZACIÓN Conseguiremos el máximo nivel de polarización situándonos a 90 grados del sol.  Un truco simple es formar una pistola con los dedos índice y pulgar, luego apuntar con el dedo índice directamente hacia el sol. Gira el pulgar en el sentido de las agujas del reloj o en el sentido contrario a las agujas del reloj (mientras mantienes el dedo índice dirigido al sol). Las partes del cielo hacia las que apunta el pulgar tendrán el grado máximo de polarización, ya que están en ángulo recto con el sol. Esto significa que cuando el sol está directamente sobre nuestras cabezas cerca del cénit, el cielo se polarizará horizontalmente, haciendo que el cielo parezca más o menos uniforme en todas las direcciones. Por otro lado, cuando el sol está más cerca del horizonte, al amanecer y al atardecer, el cielo se polarizará principalmente en franjas verticales, sin llegar a conseguir el efecto en todo el cielo de manera uniforme. Esto puede presentar problemas al fotografiar paisajes con un objetivo gran angular, ya que las áreas más polarizadas del cielo las vamos a ver e...

Roam From Home Ep.19 with Andy Mann Following Passion and Finding Purpose “My client is the Ocean.” Having worked on all 7 continents, Andy’s imagery is remarkably memorable, reminding us how the emotion of an image can touch our spirit. He is an Emmy-nominated Director, 3 time Telly-Award Winner, National Geographic Photographer & marine conservationist whose imagery is helping tell the story of our rapidly changing planet. In 2013 his work alongside Pristine Seas was awarded the Crystal Compass Award from the Royal Geographic Society for the storytelling that led to the designation of the world largest Arctic National Park in Franz Josef Land, Russia. In 2015 Andy directed the first Oceano Azul Foundation expedition to Azores leading to the declaration of 150,000 square kilometers of new Marine Protected Areas in the Azorean Sea. In 2017 he co-directed the award-winning National Geographic / Sea Legacy expedition to Antarctica, presenting the final work at the Antarctic Treaty Consultative Meeting in Buenos Aires, Chile. Often best known for his shark work, Andy has worked tirelessly with the critically endangered oceanic whitetip shark, creating Google Expedition's first shark-tagging 360 VR classroom lesson plan and is working closely with NOAA on the recovery plan for the species. In 2019 he began his most ambitious project yet, the protection of Timor Leste's pristine coral reefs. Andy became a founding member of the Sea Legacy Collective in 2016 and Senior Fellow in 2019. Andy is also a public speaker, touring nationwide with National Geographic Live! and continues to work with students and classrooms around the world to inspire the next generation of ocean ambassadors. Andy is also the co-founder and director at 3 Strings Productions, the commercial and documentary film studio in Boulder, CO and works with clients such as Red Bull, Toyota, The North Face, National Geographic and more. He also a founding member of the Sea Legacy Collective and senior fellow with Paul Nicklen and Cristina Mittermeier. Follow Andy on Instagram: Andy’s website Notes: The SInk where Andy worked as a cook when he got his first photo job over the phone 3 Strings Production the company Andy founded with Keith Ladzinski and Cory Richards Sea Legacy Why Field Biologists are Andy’s heroes His efforts to educate and empower

Episode 9 Keith Ladzinski Keith Ladzinski is a ROAM Founding Member and long-time friend and collaborator of co-host Cory Richards. His work as a contributing photographer at National Geographic is well-known and acknowledged by his peers as being technically masterful with a unique ability to convey emotion. He broke into photography with skateboarding in the city while simultaneously exploring the quiet mountains of Colorado. Both passions informed his work. From skating to storm chasing, Keith has made a career as a visual artist with a specialty of documenting and sharing strong subcultures. With nearly 100 magazine cover stories and numerous accolades it is safe to say Keith knows what he is doing with a camera. He is also an Emmy nominated director. This conversation goes deep into Keith’s creative approach, upbringing as the son of immigrants, outlook on the time we’re living in today and how he is finding opportunity for growth. References Notes: Steal Like an Artist - Austin Kleon Jay Maisel quotes Atiba Jefferson work David Allen Harvey work

Photographer & filmmaker Keith Ladzinski had humble enough beginnings shooting skateboarding and landscapes as a young man in Colorado. Little did he know his passion for taking pictures would lead to a position as part of National Geographic's legendary stable of creatives and make him one of the faces of Nikon cameras. Keith talks about what it really takes to be a part of the National Geographic Society, what he sees as a storyteller's rolll in our current culture, the greatness of Instagram, and how he's going to balance being a new dad when his job requires months at a time in the world's most remote regions.

In this special episode directed by AdoramaTV’s Sal D’Alia (@timbuz), photographers Chris Burkard (@chrisburkard), Pete McBride (@pedromcbride), Jacob Riglin (@Jacob), Erin Babnik (@erinbabnikphotography), and Keith Ladzinski (@ladzinski) join a panel discussion moderated by Kishore Sawh (@kishsawh) to have an open and honest conversation about the state of photography. Listen in on these greats discussion their passions, their business, and what they make of the photography world as it exists today.   

Keith discovered photography through his brother and their shared loved of skateboarding. All it took was one day of shooting skate tricks, and Keith was hooked. From there, he honed his skills through practice, books, and online research. And when he lost his job as a software engineer, he pursued photography full time and succeeded. Now, Keith takes photos for National Geographic, Discovery Channel, The Nature Conservancy, and many more. In this episode, Gregory, the bike shop owner you met in episode 7, talks with Keith about how he discovered his love of photography and how they both made life-changing career moves after losing their jobs. Connect with Keith Website Instagram  

In this episode, Angelo interviews world-famous photographer Andy Mann and discovers how Andy decompresses between trips to the edges of the earth; the impact of marriage and fatherhood on Andy’s career; how Andy made connections with so many scientists, athletes, and researchers; how being flexible and always saying ‘yes' helped Andy build his career; the tensions between being an artist, businessman, and father; when and why Andy will work for for free; why Andy did an art show at a small local gallery; how and why he’s partnered with Keith Ladzinski, and the most important thing aspiring photographers should focus on...

We had a crazy production schedule this week and didn't have time to release a full episode, but wanted to take this chance to give you a little more of National Geographic photographer, and founding partner of 3 Strings Productions, Keith Ladzinski as he talks about being a true fan of photography, cheering on the success of his peers, and continuing to grow as an artist.  We'll be back soon with another full epidose, but for now enjoy this tidbit that shows what we love so much about Keith's attitude.   Learn More About Keith Ladzinski: http://www.ladzinski.com http://www.3stringspro.com Original Music By  http://5thdimensioncaravan.com About Visual Revolutionary  http://www.visualrevolutionary.com BECAUSE WE ARE INTERESTED IN PEOPLE'S STORY, AND NOT WHAT TYPE OF GEAR THEY USE, WE INTRODUCE A NEW MUCH NEEDED PODCAST IN THE WORLD OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND CINEMATOGRAPHY.  FEATURING IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS WITH SOME OF THE COUNTRY'S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, DIRECTORS, CINEMATOGRAPHERS, AND OTHER VISUAL REVOLUTIONARIES, WE ARE BRINGING YOU THE BACKSTORY ON HOW SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE ARTIST GOT TO WHERE THEY ARE TODAY.  

National Geographic Photographer and Filmmaker, and founding partner of 3 Strings Productions, Keith Ladzinski tells us about growing up in Colorado and his early days of skateboarding and how he ended up in a pawn shop with his big brother looking for what would become his first camera.  From his early inspiration inside the pages of a skateboard zine, to the mysterious teacher that would become one of his first editors, Keith tells a tale of self motivation and determination that leads to working with some of the biggest clients in the world.  From National Geographic to The New York Times, Keith has had his byline stamped in the pages of publications some will only dream about, and he breaks down what he feels got him there.   Learn More About Keith Ladzinski: http://www.ladzinski.com http://www.3stringspro.com Original Music By  http://5thdimensioncaravan.com About Visual Revolutionary  http://www.visualrevolutionary.com BECAUSE WE ARE INTERESTED IN PEOPLE'S STORY, AND NOT WHAT TYPE OF GEAR THEY USE, WE INTRODUCE A NEW MUCH NEEDED PODCAST IN THE WORLD OF PHOTOGRAPHY AND CINEMATOGRAPHY.  FEATURING IN-DEPTH INTERVIEWS WITH SOME OF THE COUNTRY'S LEADING PHOTOGRAPHERS, DIRECTORS, CINEMATOGRAPHERS, AND OTHER VISUAL REVOLUTIONARIES, WE ARE BRINGING YOU THE BACKSTORY ON HOW SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE ARTIST GOT TO WHERE THEY ARE TODAY.