Podcasts about photo talk

In episode 318 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed reflecting on the small and big things that impact on the everyday engagement we all have with photography. Mentioned in this episode: Fred and Harry Borden: Photoshoot Breakdown https://www.youtube.com/@fredandharryborden Dr.Grant Scott After fifteen years art directing photography books and magazines such as Elle and Tatler, Scott began to work as a photographer for a number of advertising and editorial clients in 2000. Alongside his photographic career Scott has art directed numerous advertising campaigns, worked as a creative director at Sotheby's, art directed foto8magazine, founded his own photographic gallery, edited Professional Photographer magazine and launched his own title for photographers and filmmakers Hungry Eye. He founded the United Nations of Photography in 2012, and is now a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, and a BBC Radio contributor. Scott is 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), and What Does Photography Mean To You? (Bluecoat Press 2020). His photography has been published in At Home With The Makers of Style (Thames & Hudson 2006) and Crash Happy: A Night at The Bangers (Cafe Royal Books 2012). His film Do Not Bend: The Photographic Life of Bill Jay was premiered in 2018. Scott's book Inside Vogue House: One building, seven magazines, sixty years of stories, Orphans Publishing, is now on sale. © Grant Scott 2024

»Voids of Presence or broken promises.« Ruben Arevshatyan thematisiert in seinem Vortrag die Verwüstungen und Zerstörungen von Architektur und Kulturlandschaften in Folge von Kriegen und deren Visualisierung in der Berichterstattung. Ansässig in Jerewan, Armenien ist er als Wissenschaftler und Kurator tätig und spezialisiert auf die sowjetische Architektur der Moderne. https://www.instagram.com/ruben.arevshatyan/ https://www.duesseldorfphotoplus.de https://www.instagram.com/duesseldorfphotoplus/ ​- - - Episoden-Cover-Gestaltung: Andy Scholz Episoden-Cover-Foto: düsseldorfphotoplus Idee, Produktion, Redaktion, Moderation, Schnitt, Ton, Musik: Andy Scholz Der Podcast ist eine Produktion von STUDIO ANDY SCHOLZ 2020-2024. Andy Scholz wurde 1971 in Varel. Er studierte Philosophie und Medienwissenschaften in Düsseldorf, Kunst und Design an der HBK Braunschweig und Fotografie/Fototheorie in Essen an der Folkwang Universität der Künste. Seit 2005 ist er freier Künstler, Autor sowie seit 2016 künstlerischer Leiter und Kurator vom INTERNATIONALEN FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER, das er gemeinsam mit Martin Rosner 2016 in Regensburg gründete. Seit 2012 unterrichtet er an verschiedenen Instituten, u.a. Universität Regensburg, Fachhochschule Würzburg, North Dakota State University in Fargo (USA), Philipps-Universität Marburg, Ruhr Universität Bochum, seit 2022 auch an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Ludwigsburg. Im ersten Lockdown, im Juni 2020, begann er mit dem Podcast. Er lebt und arbeitet in Essen. http://fotografieneudenken.de/ https://www.instagram.com/fotografieneudenken/ https://festival-fotografischer-bilder.de/ https://www.instagram.com/festivalfotografischerbilder/ https://deutscherfotobuchpreis.de/ https://www.instagram.com/deutscher_fotobuchpreis/ http://andyscholz.com/ https://www.instagram.com/scholzandy/

»Transnationale und interkulturelle Fragestellungen« Der frei schaffende Künstler und Kurator Andy Scholz präsentiert in seinem Podcast die von Rupert Pfab ins Leben gerufene photo+ talks im Rahmen der »Biennale for Visual and sonic media düsseldorfphoto+«. Das erste Panel von diesen sogenannten photo+ talks hat am 24. Mai 2024 stattgefunden. Kathrin Becker und Anja Schürmann sprachen miteinander unter dem Titel: »Transnationale und interkulturelle Fragestellungen« im Salon21 im K21 Ständehaus in Düsseldorf. Sie erörtern unter anderem die Frage, ob Biennalen von Auflösungserscheinungen betroffen sind und wie sie weiterentwickelt werden können. Kathrin Becker ist seit 2020 die künstlerische Leiterin des KINDL– Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst in Berlin. Anja Schürmann ist Permanent Research Fellow am Kulturwissenschaftlichen Institut Essen (KWI), wo sie den Schwerpunkt Visual Literacy gründete und leitet. Sie forscht im Wesentlichen in den Bereichen Fotografie, Word and Image Studies und zeitgenössischer Kunst. https://www.instagram.com/anja_schuermann https://www.instagram.com/kathrin2016 https://www.duesseldorfphotoplus.de https://www.instagram.com/duesseldorfphotoplus/ ​- - - Episoden-Cover-Gestaltung: Andy Scholz Episoden-Cover-Foto: Details vom Katalogtitel ON REALITY © 2024 düsseldorf photo+ Idee, Produktion, Redaktion, Moderation, Schnitt, Ton, Musik: Andy Scholz Der Podcast ist eine Produktion von STUDIO ANDY SCHOLZ 2020-2024. Andy Scholz wurde 1971 in Varel. Er studierte Philosophie und Medienwissenschaften in Düsseldorf, Kunst und Design an der HBK Braunschweig und Fotografie/Fototheorie in Essen an der Folkwang Universität der Künste. Seit 2005 ist er freier Künstler, Autor sowie seit 2016 künstlerischer Leiter und Kurator vom INTERNATIONALEN FESTIVAL FOTOGRAFISCHER BILDER, das er gemeinsam mit Martin Rosner 2016 in Regensburg gründete. Seit 2012 unterrichtet er an verschiedenen Instituten, u.a. Universität Regensburg, Fachhochschule Würzburg, North Dakota State University in Fargo (USA), Philipps-Universität Marburg, Ruhr Universität Bochum, seit 2022 auch an der Pädagogischen Hochschule Ludwigsburg. Im ersten Lockdown, im Juni 2020, begann er mit dem Podcast. Er lebt und arbeitet in Essen. http://fotografieneudenken.de/ https://www.instagram.com/fotografieneudenken/ https://festival-fotografischer-bilder.de/ https://www.instagram.com/festivalfotografischerbilder/ https://deutscherfotobuchpreis.de/ https://www.instagram.com/deutscher_fotobuchpreis/ http://andyscholz.com/ https://www.instagram.com/scholzandy/

A  conversation between two friends.

Hey Amigas! I am doing a deep dive into the photography world with my friend (and old intern) Kari- We discuss the good, the bad, and the struggles of working in the industry and share some fun life updates! Xo, Val --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/heyamigaspodcast/support

In this Episode, Dave chats with his photographer friend Kelsey.  WARNING: Gets a little nerdy! We talk shop about the photography life, and finish up the show by sharing some horror stories/hazards of the job. Enjoy!   UPDATE ON THE REGULAR SHOW:  Joe and Dave will return together soon! They are working on the new format, and will have new episodes soon!

In this episode, John and Mark discuss photographing protests, the pitfalls and benefits of film photography, getting  into fights with photojournalists and their favourite photobooks.Photobooks mentioned in this podcast:'Seacoal' by Chris Killip'American Geography' by Matt Black'Women Street Photographers', edited by Gulnara Samoilova'Friction / Tokyo Street' by Tatsuo Suzuki'Second City' by Jesse Marlow'Reclaim the Street' by Matt Stuart and Stephen McLaren'Minutes to Midnight' by Trent Parke'Monument' by Trent Parke

James Graham, Josh Reynolds & Connor Watson are in for the players edition. Josh Reynolds isn't happy with Ben Hunt's recent comments and we discuss why it might be best for the Dragons to release him. We go deep on each prelim final & Connor Watson reflects on a mixed year for the Sydney Roosters. Win tickets to the NRL Grand Final! Enter here: https://gleam.io/lHoaR/win-nrl-grand-final-tickets-thanks-to-footy-talk  ------

It is a special Graham only edition of Footy talk with Wade & James Graham jumping in as the boys explain why resting stars in the final round isn't a big deal. We also debate if NRL should explore getting rid of suspensions & Wade Graham gives us some of his favourite Sharks memories. ------

Greg Inglis & James Graham discuss what Api Koroisau's injury means for NSW, Greg takes us inside his fierce battles with Mark Gasnier, and the QLD mind games begin! ------

Today on Footy talk NRL legends Greg Inglis & James Graham are joined by Roosters injured star Connor Watson. Connor Watson joins us in a wheelchair as he recovers from his serious knee injury and explains how the recovering is going. Greg Inglis takes us inside the Indigenous camp ahead of the All-Stars and explains why this game is such an important event.  ------

John and Mark speak candidly about the life and work of Martha Cooper, and how tenacity and persistence can pay dividends with regards to street photography.John and Mark discuss, among other things:The documentary Martha: A Picture StorySticking to your convictions with your photographyDocumenting for posterity  Long-term photography projectsPhotographers mentioned in this podcast:Martha Cooper –  @marthacoopergram

John and Mark speak candidly about how to deal with periods of creative malaise and what do you do if your street photography is starting to feel repetitive and/or unproductive.John and Mark discuss, among other things:How attitude informs your photography on the streetHow to get yourself out of a creative rutTrying new styles of photographyThe importance of giving yourself a breakPhotographers mentioned in this podcast:Renata Filippi –  @rendogie Gear Talk:Ricoh GRiiiFujifilm XPRO3

Hey friends! This week we are gabbing about photography - reminiscing about past photo experiences, what it's like for Danielle as a photographer now, and tips/tricks to getting the photos you want when you book a session! Lots of great information and silly stories, join along and have a laugh!

GuruShots First Ever Exhibition in India. What is GuruShots? a platform for people who enjoy taking photos. connect and inspire photographers, enabling them to showcase their photos at exhibitions and art fairs around the world. This time we talk about Photography Exhibition And life of Photographer with : Virendra Shekhawat, Rakesh Jagtiani, Avanish Dureha, Andy Malhan & Sugandha Singh

The hardest part about being a photographer is seeing your friends post pictures from a different photographer.... but you have to remember not to take it personal. With the abundance of people with decent cameras these days. There are a TON of great photogs out there. Your friends are not booking other photographers just to get you mad. Trust me!

This week on The Tiger Woods Podcast, Cam Rogers and Bridget Whelan discuss: Sam Burns' victory at the Valspar Championship, whether Phil Mickelson should accept a special exemption to the US Open and react further to the recent photo of Tiger Woods! Plus, they reveal their selections for this week's Wells Fargo Championship. Follow Cam on Twitter and Instagram; follow Bridget on Twitter and Instagram.

Episode 5 of “The Cross Section Podcast” is pretty unique in the sense that this is Part One of a conversation with one of my good friends - the freelance photojournalist, Daniel Steinle who has been deeply involved with covering the  protests in Portland and other places around the country from the earliest days in May and he is still at it. Part 2, tentatively titled, “January 6th” will air a few days from now and it's a pretty amazing tale! To get a glimpse of his work go to his website or check out his Instagram: @catdaddypdx.If you're into photography and art, buckle in because we take a deep dive on film vs digital photography, what constitutes a photograph, approaches to and the dangers of covering protest events, the goals of and the ethics of street photography and photojournalism. In short, we cover a lot of ground. In addition to being a deep-thinker, serious artist, and well-travelled person, Daniel is one of the most committed and courageous photographers I know. If you've ever been curious about what it's like to cover the protests and what the scene is really like, this is a good one to tune into.This episode of “The Cross Section” is brought to you by no one in particular so I'll just throw out a plug for Don't Shoot PDX - which is an organization that I believe in and have donated to over the years. To quote their website: “Don't Shoot Portland is a Black-led human rights nonprofit that advocates for accountability. Since 2014, we have implemented art, education and civic participation within our programming to create social change.” Thanks so much for taking some time out of your life today and I hope you had as good of a time as I did with this one. Follow me on Instagram @dcmediahaus and also sign up, download, rate, review and subscribe wherever you source your podcasts so you'll always know when a new show drops. Stay Safe. And just keep pedaling.And remember, there is a Part 2 … and trust me … wow. So for the week we hang with Daniel Steinle. I think you'll like both of these!Content Warning: A small handful of curse words by both host and guest (but mostly by the  host).

Andy talks to prolific author, educator and music lover Rick Sammon about situational awareness & engaging as an instructor, the Beatles and practice practice practice, not to mention his Photo Therapy & Photo Quest book among other riffs and bits of conversation. LINKS: Rick's site: ricksammon.com Rick's Photo Therapy Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/190361645584015/ Andy's Site: andymcsweeney.com Photo Tour Brugge: phototourbrugge.com enter "thisphotolife" on checkout for -15%  

Just you, me, our cameras, a microphone and a walk together to make pictures and look into the show's weekly digital mailbag. The only weekly photowalk show in the Podcast Universe. This week we reflect on two weeks in Washington, the strangest Christmas shoot, how photography helped one listener battle Ménières and the strangest items photographed and found in waste skips. Your mails matter to the show, so be sure to send to studio@photographydaily.show and see the show links HERE.

今天節目邀請Photo ONE」(台北國際影像藝術節)活動執行長王瑞琪，分享今年活動的特色與歷程。攝影市集（Photo Fair）邀請出版社、書店、藝廊和來自各地的創作者們，將以攝影幻燈會 (Slideshow) 的形式，為大家介紹自身的攝影創作與出版經驗，也特別為所有熱愛攝影的朋友，準備了各式珍貴新穎的攝影集作品。專家面對面（Portfolio Review）邀請評論家、學者、策展人、攝影家、研究者以及出版者，組成Photo ONE專家面對面計劃（Portfolio Review）的專家團隊，有志於從事專業攝影創作的創作者，帶著實體作品，參與這場難得的交流盛會。攝影講座（Photo Talk）邀請國內外專家，針對國際當代攝影及藝術主題提供其見解與更深入的探討。 

今天節目邀請Photo ONE」(台北國際影像藝術節)活動執行長王瑞琪，分享今年活動的特色與歷程。攝影市集（Photo Fair）邀請出版社、書店、藝廊和來自各地的創作者們，將以攝影幻燈會 (Slideshow) 的形式，為大家介紹自身的攝影創作與出版經驗，也特別為所有熱愛攝影的朋友，準備了各式珍貴新穎的攝影集作品。專家面對面（Portfolio Review）邀請評論家、學者、策展人、攝影家、研究者以及出版者，組成Photo ONE專家面對面計劃（Portfolio Review）的專家團隊，有志於從事專業攝影創作的創作者，帶著實體作品，參與這場難得的交流盛會。攝影講座（Photo Talk）邀請國內外專家，針對國際當代攝影及藝術主題提供其見解與更深入的探討。

Just some boys shooting the breeze!! This episode: We have our close friend Kendall Tellep on to talk about her photography and her perspective on the art! Follow our accounts on all socials and streaming platforms! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVVIt1xEn1bzp9flReSXWaA?view_as=subscriber Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daybydaypodcasting/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6LPlAOjvsvXYjaz9UAN70E?si=3FwxYdOoS2myUcyYCZlkXg Follow our guest: @kendalltelep Follow our socials: Twitter: @marksch96 IG: @mark_schlegelmilch96 Twitter: @dezi_world IG: @deziworld

The daily photo podcast goes a little more on brand today although we think it's a great listen for all flavours, in terms of understanding what the camera companies are doing at this time for their customers. Andreas Georghiades the Marketing Manager for Fujifilm UK takes questions that you wrote in with. Also a throw forward to a second special tomorrow as we speak to 'our man' in Manila, photographer Gary Tyson. Write to the show: click@fujicast.co.uk 

James and I spoke back in March in Florida, same time as Nate ( Last weeks Episode) , so James is part of the Oh Crap where did I put those files deal...which is funny cause we discuss FILE STORAGE in the interview ..LOL James Works for Shirk Photography ( yes I make fun of Ben ) I really appreciate James being patient with posting these late , I hope you enjoy our convo if your into NERDY PHOTO Talk --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/offtrackwithtroy/support

How did the staff at the radio station turn out with the Russian based FaceApp? Listen to the conversation by clicking on Jan, Danielle or Mackay!

In this season's finale, Natalie sits down with Josh Dunst, Daily Trojan's photo editor. When did he become passionate about photography, and what does it take to be a photographer for DT? Music by Joakim Karud. We'll see you in the fall!

We are back after a long hiatus! On this week's episodes we talk about about what prints are worthy of recognition in judged image competitions, as well as the relevance and need for a separate wedding photography degree within the Professional Photographers of America's degree program. Of course, we squeeze in some movie talk as well! Its great to be back!

Even though the magic of Christmas time is over, we DID make some time to sneak in a visit to Pulitzer Prize winning photographer (and my good friend) Scott Shaw, for what ended up being a magical interview. Scott spends some time chatting about how he got his start in photography, as well as the story behind his 1988 Pulitzer prize winning image of baby Jessica McClure being rescued after falling into a well in Texas. Scott is now shooting weddings and portraits, and we spend a little time at the end of the episode chatting about his transition from shooting for major newspapers as a photojournalist, and his thoughts about where the industry is heading.

We head to the PPNC Convention to record this week's episode from a laptop that has a REALLY crappy microphone (spoiler alert). What wasn't crappy was the incredible convention put on by the fine folks at the Professional Photographers of North Carolina, and we were lucky enough to be joined by outgoing PPNC President Ned Winn. We chat a little about the importance of local and state photography organizations with Ned, and wrap up the show chatting about the IPC angst that seems to be taking social media by storm.

Welcome to the anniversary episode where Ted and Christine touch on their favorite topics, including those lovely editing "techniques" (we cant say that without laughing, can you?) learned by photographic newcomers. Christine goes off on a black and white pet peeve tangent and Ted continues to expand on his disenchantment with the photography "workshop" trend.

The 4th of July is here, but sadly Christine is not! We'll give her a break as she's resting from some fun at the dentist, and we'll instead talk a little about what makes the 4th of July an extraordinary date in history. Plenty of history in today's episode, plus you get to hear Christine's favorite song ever!

Join Ted and Christine as they wax eloquent about their favorite summertime activities, which include pushing IPC deadlines to their max. They review their case entries for this year and their angst-filled processes of creating the perfect competition entry. As usual, there are brief forays into fishing, food and trophies. Go figure.

Ted & Christine delight listeners with their take on harvest craft beers before veering off on a tangent about a new online retailer who claims to have raised the bar on fashion photography...well, we'll see about that...

Ted and Christine are back with Episode 15 which bounces from stabbings at campgrounds to stabbings at weddings. Ok, maybe the wedding stabbings are just togs glaring daggers at guests with iPads blocking the aisle. Have a listen and let us know what makes *you* wanna poke someone in the eye with a chicken bone.

Ted and Christine bemoan the introduction of Qikpix, a flat-rate photography service in Chicago. After getting a slight grip, they continue the conversation from a previous episode with further discussion of iconic photographs and whether it's within the reach of a wedding and/or portrait photographer, complete with a discussion of what photographers in recent history come the closest to being able to pull it off. Christine expands on the iconic photographs most meaningful to her and Ted lets the cat out of the bag regarding a future Pulitzer-Prize winning guest.

Ted and Christine discuss iconic photographs and photojournalism. What makes an iconic photograph? Can iconic photographs still be achieved in this day of advanced technologies and proliferation of cameras? Stepping outside the seriousness is a discussion of the man romper, its place in society and the seat-gripping question "Isn't it hard to (ahem) use the facilities?"

Jason Crocker joins Ted this week for a discussion on a topic most wedding photographers dread: what happens if you have a major injury and are unable to photograph weddings for a few months. Jason talks about his personal experience with this very issue. We also talk a little about the new Profoto B1X and why its a little pointless, as well as what it takes to become successful in photography in 2017.

Back once again with the topic of controversy, Ted and Christine discuss the 10 most controversial moments in the history of photography; expanding on an article written by John Ortved for History.com. To continue with the theme, they then delve into the recent hoop-lah surrounding the ShutterFest competition results.

Who *really* earned that merit/loan? Should hired retouchers be allowed in competition? At what point does someone else's editing interpretation become the reason that an image excels? A post PPA Northeast District discussion as Ted & Christine analyze the facets that conflict with the spirit of competition.

Magazine Cover Incredulosity continues as Ted and Christine critique the May issue of Photo District News (PDN), inspiring a discussion of the quality of art. Questions abound...Should Art have some semblance of technical competence. Should any work, no matter how haphazardly and skillessly assembled, be labeled as art? What happens when our art infringes on the work of another? The questions get deep and analytical as the conversation veers towards the current lawsuit brought by the creator of "Charging Bull" over the installation of "Fearless Girl" in Mew York City. This, and more deep discussion about the influence of social media on photography; Ted and Christine ponder the questions that plague the artists of today.

Today's episode covers the sticky subject of copyright, inspired by the questionable cover of the April 2017 issue of Professional Photographer Magazine, brought to the public eye by an article written by Jack Reznicki and Edward Greenberg. Ted and Christine weigh in on their thoughts and opinions regarding the image on the cover and the potential ramifications of it. They also discuss several similar issues that have occurred within the music industry, specifically Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven". The moral and ethical responsibility of photographers is analyzed and the question of "how many components of a photograph can be copyrighted?" is bandied about. There's not a whole lot of fun and games in this episode - all the minutes are allocated to this timely and concerning topic.

As usual, Ted derails the podcast with movie talk before addressing the meaty topic of what can be done to raise the bar on entry into teaching within the industry. Additional discussion centers on whether the PPA's Master of Photography degree is becoming too easy to obtain and questions on the level of discernment used in approving Super One Day instructors. Of course, there are random comments on Thin Mints and a slight sidebar on the Cocoa Cola Museum. As per past episodes, one train wreck is included; Christine's dog, Ollie, makes a guest appearance (insert rolling eyes emoticon here).

Today's podcast includes an in-depth discussion of styled shoots and whether or not images from them are appropriate for portfolios. We discuss wedding photography (again) and the role of Bridal magazines and their influence on photography expectations. Both discuss their favorite movies and some interesting information regarding the setting of "The Shawshank Redemption." Christine and Ted are also relieved that no cats appeared during this recording.

In today's episode we chat a little about the importance of the client experience, and the possibility of a produce smashing event at your next photography convention.

How offended can we all really be on a daily basis? We will try to keep track of that in today's episode, and we'll mix in a discussion about education and growing as an artist.

The title sounds like a hodge-podge of ADD. It is. But it's scads of fun - have a listen.

Greetings, salutations and welcome to the inaugural episode of "Making Photography Great Again." This episode defies description, so we'll just let you discover for yourself what we're all about.

Metering Modes Today’s Photo Talk is about metering modes. Specifically the light meter in your camera. I touch upon the different modes you probably have in your camera and the function of them. Listen carefully because this one is tough to grasp at first. I don’t believe I fully understood how metering worked during the first couple years of my own photography. I understood the idea and the process but not why the meter does what it does and how to outsmart the meter with an in-depth understanding of its function. In short I like to use the phrase “your camera meter is lying to you.” Basically your meter wants everything to be a perfect middle gray, or neutral gray. In film we referred to that tone as 18% gray. In digital we can see this as 128R, 128G, and 128B (128 RGB) dead center on each color channel but lacking all saturation. I speak quickly on this because it is second nature for me now but it wasn’t always that way. I also talk about the zone system developed by Ansel Adams and Fred Archer. A bit confusing stuff but very helpful to know about. I strongly suggest brushing up on your photo history and learning about the zone system. Furthermore I highlight my go to metering mode. Every photographer has one I just explain why I choose the one I do. Hint: it is based on knowing the zone system in greater detail. The mode I use most often lets me take what the camera suggests (lies), my years of practice, the previsualization to know how a scene works, as well as my gear, and capture near perfect exposure every time. Just I have said on the show before, it is about finding your systems and putting them in place to better your productivity. This is just another system for when I release the shutter. I go in detail on my specific process back in Episode 081 and you can download the free pdf on How To Meter In Ambient Light When You Don’t Know How To Meter. Happy Shooting! Get your FREE business coaching call with Rob! Sign up for one of the last few spots here! 2015 © Take&TalkPics

The WPPI 2016 conference is just a about 10 days away. I will doing audio and video interviews, and posting to the PhotoTalk podcast, so don't miss out. The annual photography event has over 13000 people attend. Its one of the biggest photography shows in the USA. Listen the PhotoTalk podcast interviews from the floor of the WPPI show. There is something for everyone.

I got a chance to catch up with busy travel photographer Efrain Padro, at a recent workshop for Great Escapes travel publishing in down town Los Angeles, Ca. Mr. Padro was speaking at a working seminar about travel photography. Visit his site at: www.padroimages.com Listen to his tips and ideas on how to get your travel photos published. How to attract attention to yourself with art directors and other agencies. What type of camera gear he packs for his assignments. Padró Images is a stock and assignment travel photography business based in the Denver/Boulder Area, Colorado. He specializes in travel, nature and architectural subjects. His stock collection includes images of Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Argentina, Belgium, Chile, India, The Netherlands, Morocco, Perú, Puerto Rico, Scotland, Spain, Thailand, Turkey, Vietnam, and other locations. He founded Padró Images in 1999 and became a full time photographer in 2003, after almost 20 years of practicing law. His work has appeared in Conde Nast, Travel + Leisure, Architectural Digest, Frommer’s Budget Travel, Geographic Expeditions Catalogs, Outdoor Photographer, Photo Life (Canada), Bienvenidos Magazine (Puerto Rico), New Mexico Magazine, Texas Journey, Colorado State Vacation Guide, Santa Fean Magazine, as well as calendars, web sites, and many other publications. He is the author of The Photographer's Guide to New Mexico, and was the lead photographer for Frommer’s Puerto Rico Day by Day travel guide.

Listen to four different photographers sharing their views on where to find photography information. Photography schools, online help or courses. Why they want to work in photography. Get new information and ideas on education resources near you. Hear some of the obstacles and challenges in becoming more proficient in the field of photography. Also learn about Artistic or Technical photographers personalities. Why we need to blend the two skills together.

Have you ever lost your photos from a hard drive failure? Did you know how you would recover your lost data. This is where DriveSafers comes in. They can restore your lost files. They have been doing this for over 25 years. Recently DriveSafers have partnered with Scott Kelby of Kelby1 to provide this service to the thousands of members using the Kelby1 training. Listen to how they saved a very well known TV show writer, who lost several episodes of a hit show due to hardware failure. Hint: Simpson's. They can help you too. www.drivesafers.com Toll Free: 800.440.1904, Available 24/7, 365 days.

Win, win a free ticket to the Bigphotoshow at the LA Convention Center, May 17th, & 18th 2014. All you have to do is email your request to phototalkpodcast@gmail.com and receive one free entry to the show. This is a $27.00 value, just by emailing. The first 5 emails will receive a free ticket to the show. The email will have a link and a promo code: "PhotoTalk" Its as easy as that to receive your free Bigphotoshow ticket. While there stop by and talk to me and tell me about your Bigphoto show experience. See you soon Anthony Feliciano, Host, PhotoTalk

Justin Staley representative from FujiFilm talks about the new products that Fuji is rolling out. Fujifilm-Mini 90 & INSTAX 210 Instant Photo Camera, and several of the "X" series camera bodies. The Mini 90 & Instax 201 cameras, generates an instant print in 90 seconds. The newest Fuji flagship camera body, the FUJIFILM X-T1, retails for $1300 USD. Has a EVF, with less lag and easily keeps up with the subject at hand. Look for rebates on most camera bodies. Also new is the “SHARE” the Memories from Your Smartphone with “instax SHARE” Printer. 3 Easy Steps Shoot with a smartphone. Send via the app. Download Fujifilm's instax SHARE application. Print anytime, anywhere. Make copies with the REPRINT button. All products available at most online retailers. Link to: www.fujifilm.com for more details.

Listen to the "Women In Photography Panel", Elizabeth, Janis, Yvette, and Alma, on the behind the scenes opinions of the differences between men & women in photography. After the Mic was suppose to be turned off, the women added more details on the differences on how men see things, and behave for the camera. Are men inherently more difficult or are women more cooperative in front of the camera. Do men make good subjects or not. Learn the details on this 'BONUS' episode.

Don't miss this episode of Photo Talk if you want to safe money on photography and software applications. Listen to Greg Rostami from Topaz Labs give an overview of the exciting and easy editing tools available through Topaz Labs. As he mentions, all upgrades are free and software is very cost effective. Also in this Podcast is Alex Huff from borrowlenses.com. Borrowlenses.com is a service that rents all types of camera and accessories for all of your photo projects. Use discount code: "trybl13" for a 10% discount on your next rental.

Have you ever wanted to learn how to photograph "Trail Lights". You know those great photos of color lights in street traffic. Listen to our guest speaker Bob LaRock explain how easy it is to make colorful images of your night time skies and other objects. Hear about what camera settings you need to have. What basic equipment to use. This can even be done with a "point and shoot" camera. Bob LaRock website: www.imagealchemyonline.com

The advance photography class reviews "photography terms". Hear the most common digital photography terms and their definitions. Get to know terminology that will help you gain confidence when using your DSLR. Repeat the broadcast as many times as you need to get familiar with today's camera terminology.

The Do's and Don'ts of Wedding Photography. A quick guide for all wedding photographers in the business. There are over 32 Do's and Don'ts suggestions. Let me know if you have some favorites of your own. You can email at phototalkpodcast@gmail.com. And don't forget to become a PhotoTalk "follower".

Like taking pictures with your phone? You'll love this week's episode of the Paperclipping Roundtable. Come listen…