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Laura Zirino, a dedicated landscape photographer, shares how early retirement led to a profound personal and creative transformation. Moving to the American Southwest allowed her to simplify life and fully embrace photography, a decision that brought unexpected joy and artistic fulfillment. As a contributor to Arizona Highways and with features in Outdoor Photographer, Shutterbug, and National Geographic's website, Laura discusses the moments that rekindled her passion for photography. She reflects on the deep emotional and spiritual connection she forms with the landscapes she captures, emphasizing the responsibility of respecting indigenous lands and using photography as a tool for conservation. Laura also shares insights into her creative process, her approach to composition and storytelling, and the importance of staying open to inspiration in unexpected places. Through her work, she hopes to preserve natural beauty and encourage others to see landscapes with fresh eyes. I hope you enjoy the show. You can find Sam's work  here: Webstie: https://laurazirino.smugmug.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/laurazirino/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LauraZirinoPhotography/ Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/people/laura_zirino/     Listen to this and other episodes wherever you find your podcasts or on https://grantswinbournephotography.com/lpw-podcast Or subscribe to my YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@grantswinbournephotography   Theme music: Liturgy Of The Street by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com   #LandscapePhotography #NaturePhotography #LauraZorino #ArizonaHighways #SouthwestLandscapes #ConservationThroughArt #PhotographyAsStorytelling #MinimalistLiving #NationalGeographic #RespectIndigenousLands #PhotographyForConservation #OutdoorPhotographer #Shutterbug #AmericanSouthwest

Alex sits down with Sue (@sue.shutterbug) to dive into the journey of self-portraiture, creativity, and building confidence behind the camera. Sue shares her insights on using self-portraits as a powerful creative tool, her experiences with social media growth, and tips for photographers looking to put themselves out there. Sue shares her photography story, reflecting on her journey so far, and talks about her recent experience at Photo Camp, where she spoke about pushing creative boundaries. She offers advice on building self-confidence through self-portraits and tips for creating unique, captivating shots. Sue also discusses a memorable photoshoot that took an unexpected turn and what she learned from it. She dives into how TikTok and Instagram influenced her photography style and offers tips on building a strong online presence. Plus, she answers a question from Alex's last guest, Cassidy, about where she finds her inspiration. _____ Connect with Sue: Follow on Instagram: @sue.shutterbug Connect with Alex Blake: Watch on YouTube: Alex Blake Photography  Follow on Instagram: @alexblakephotography Photo Camp Info: photocampinfo.com AI CULLING/EDITING 30 DAY FREE TRIAL: https://aftershoot.com/friends?ref=alexotto HONEYBOOK DISCOUNT: https://share.honeybook.com/alex89263 ____ Remember to rate, review, and subscribe to the podcast!

On this episode, Payton discusses two different killers with almost identical methods of luring victims to their deaths. One of which was on a Dating Game Show and won! The man later became one of the most notorious killers in American History.  Rodney Alcala — unidentified women: https://www.flickr.com/photos/scpr/albums/72157623600695928 Bill Bradford — unidentified women: https://www.nbcnews.com/id/wbna14026634 Lonnie Franklin — unidentified women: https://www.cbsnews.com/pictures/grim-sleeper-serial-killer-suspects-secret-photos/2/ Episode sources: abcnews.go.com/US/dating-game-serial-killer-connected-victims-decades-deaths/story?id=75061341 abcnews.go.com/US/serial-killer-rodney-alcalas-photographs-recognize/story?id=75067205 americansecuritytoday.com/dating-game-killer-dies-yet-police-still-seek-ids-of-women-photographs/ caselaw.findlaw.com/court/ca-supreme-court/1122302.html casetext.com/case/people-v-bradford-2 cbsnews.com/news/serial-killers-secret-photos-21-women-identified-from-rodney-alcalas-archives/#textSerial20Killer27s20Secret20Photos3A2021Alcala27s2022Archives22202D20CBS20News cbsnews.com/news/exposed/ cbsnews.com/pictures/grim-sleeper-serial-killer-suspects-secret-photos/ cnn.com/2006/LAW/07/26/bradford.interview/index.html crime.about.com/od/serial/a/Profile-Of-Serial-Killer-Rodney-Alcala.htm criminalminds.fandom.com/wiki/Rodney_Alcala en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rodney_Alcala en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Bradford_(murderer) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grim_Sleeper facebook.com/story.php/?story_fbid=1609711022811430&id=209739509475262&paipv=0&eav=AfZZfyl2SC1NhbD-ZpBaAdeKUJNCQAWj6cdrHecP_hK0R9gKv8KSEIbhjjBEpZbZUP4&_rdr flickr.com/photos/scpr/albums/72157623600695928/page1 imdb.com/title/tt1631219/ kpcc.org/2010-03-16/missing-women-identified-convicted-serial-killers murderpedia.org/male.A/a/alcala-rodney.htm ocregister.com/2010/03/17/4-alcala-photos-linked-to-missing-women people.com/crime/rodney-alcala-serial-killer-woman-survived-attack-as-child the-sun.com/news/8664600/who-tali-shapiro-rodney-alcala thecinemaholic.com/where-is-chris-camacho-now thecinemaholic.com/where-is-tali-shapiro-now web.archive.org/web/20151031182957/http://www.ocweekly.com/2010-01-21/news/rodney-alcala-murder/2/ youtube.com/watch?v=BbbUz43Tahk Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

From Shutterbug to Podcast MogulHost: BigbobbyShow Notes: Intro: Bigbobby welcomes listeners to Studio L7 and introduces today's topic: How to Become a Full-Time Podcaster.The Importance of Passion: Why passion is essential for success in podcasting and how it keeps you motivated through the ups and downs.Strategy Time: Identifying your target audience, crafting your podcast's Unique Selling Proposition (USP), and creating a game plan to make your podcast stand out.Getting Technical: An overview of podcasting gear, from microphones to headphones and mixers, plus tips for beginners on finding budget-friendly equipment. Mastering the Art of Editing: Learning to edit your podcast episodes for maximum impact and audience engagement. Content is King: Crafting well-researched, entertaining content that keeps your listeners coming back for more.Monetization Methods: Different ways to monetize your podcast, including sponsorships, Patreon, premium content, and merchandise.Patience and Growth: Tips for building a loyal community of listeners and staying patient as your podcast grows over time.Closing Thoughts: The importance of enjoying the podcasting journey and a reminder to stay creative.23:00 - Outro: Bigbobby signs off and teases the next episode of Studio L7.Remember to rate, review, and subscribe to Studio L7 for more episodes on photography, podcasting, field recording, and filmmaking!

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Legendary sports photographer Walter Iooss joins Tim to talk about his life and career that has spanned decades. His work has appeared in Sports Illustrated and in many major media outlets and in unforgettable marketing campaigns. If you were to think of an iconic photo from any major American sport from over the past 50 years, there's a decent chance Walter is the one who captured that image. Walter talks about his life behind the lens, a lens that has captured household names, helped make a few athletes become household names, and even at times when people in his photos were not famous, the image was still…iconic. This episode was first releases April 5, 2021. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/Encore_-_Walter_Iooss_Sports_Photographer.mp3 There is a photo from 1988 of Michael Jorden in his red Chicago Bulls uniform that makes it look like he's defying gravity. Like he's flying, basketball in hand, somewhere between the foul line and the hoop, ready to slam that ball through the net. If a picture tells 1,000 stories, this one tells 1,001. Did he really take off at the foul line and make it to the hoop in one jump? What does it take to do that? The image is iconic. There's another photo from years earlier when New York Jets celebrity quarterback Joe Namath was preparing for the Super Bowl. And by preparing, I mean lounging next to a swimming pool, getting some sun, surrounded by a fans and reporters. Broadway Joe, in swimming trunks, flashing his million-dollar smile. Iconic. Then there's that one from the NFC Championship game in January 1982. That's where Joe Montana tossed the winning pass to Dwight Clark to send the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl. The photo features the exact moment where Clark is at the high point of his jump, catching the football barely in his fingertips, to bring it down with a championship. The photo and the moment have been dubbed, “The Catch.” Iconic. Those are three iconic images of many that have one thing in common. Walter Iooss. He's the photographer who sometimes captures iconic moments, and other times, through this artistic eye, he creates them. Walter has shot photos for Time, Newsweek, New York and People magazines.  He's done advertising work for brands like Adidas, Pepsi, Gatorade, Fuji and Eastman Kodak. He's published many books of his work, but the major constant in his career has been his work for Sports Illustrated. A magazine he started working for in the 1960s, and one he still works for today. Over the years, he's shot images for more than 300 of the magazine's covers. Links Walter Iooss, Jr., Website Christie's Puts Sports Photography GOAT Walter Iooss Jr. On the Auction Block, Forbes Walter Iooss: Sports Photography Legend, Shutterbug.com G.O.A.T.S.: Greatest of All Time, with  Photographer Walter Iooss, ESPN Documentary Walter Iooss Jr.'s Best Super Bowl Photos, Sports Illustrated About this Episode's Guest Walter Iooss Jr. Widely viewed as one of the greatest sports photographers of our time and called “the poet laureate of sports,” Walter Iooss, Jr.'s photographs have graced the pages of Sports Illustrated, including more than 300 covers, for 58 years. Since the age of 17, Walter has photographed some of the most recognized athletes in sports history, including Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Tiger Woods, and hundreds more. His ability to create beautiful backdrops for his subjects, both action and portraits, changed the definition of what a “good sports photograph” should be. Walter placed the same care and consciousness from his sports photographs to create Sports Illustrated's now-legendary swimsuit issues. As in his action shots, his portraits for SI's legendary swimsuit issues revealed his uncanny sense of graphics and Rembrandt-like reverence for light and shadow. His ability to truly connect with his subjects, athletes, or models, is what helped make Walter the best in the gam...

Piper and Traci Brooks are joined by Tim Maddrix to talk about excelling in hunter derbies and Tommy Brawley to talk about course designing. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.Host: Piper Klemm of The Plaid Horse Magazine, Traci BrooksPicture: Timothy Maddrix & Shutterbug in the $20,000 WEC Ocala 3'6″-3'9″ Hunter Derby. Photo credit: Andrew Ryback PhotographyGuest:  Tim MaddrixGuest:  Tommy BrawleyLinks:  Ken Krome's Interview on The Plaidcast episode 20Title Sponsor: Taylor, Harris Insurance Services, THISSubscribe To: The Plaid Horse MagazineEquestrian College Courses with Dr. KlemmSponsors: Legends Horse Feed, Show Strides Book Series, Vitalize, Excel Supplements, OptiWize, Purina Animal Nutrition, HITS OcalaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

Piper and Traci Brooks are joined by Tim Maddrix to talk about excelling in hunter derbies and Tommy Brawley to talk about course designing. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.Host: Piper Klemm of The Plaid Horse Magazine, Traci BrooksPicture: Timothy Maddrix & Shutterbug in the $20,000 WEC Ocala 3'6″-3'9″ Hunter Derby. Photo credit: Andrew Ryback PhotographyGuest:  Tim MaddrixGuest:  Tommy BrawleyLinks:  Ken Krome's Interview on The Plaidcast episode 20Title Sponsor: Taylor, Harris Insurance Services, THISSubscribe To: The Plaid Horse MagazineEquestrian College Courses with Dr. KlemmSponsors: Legends Horse Feed, Show Strides Book Series, Vitalize, Excel Supplements, OptiWize, Purina Animal Nutrition, HITS OcalaSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=87421)

On today's episode Lynsey and Anna have a lovely guest on, all the way from the sunny state in the USA Imelda from Sunset Shutterbug. Imelda is a photography coach helping makers who struggle with photography learn how to capture great product photos that sell their crafts online. And she has some epic tips and step by steps for you to try today! Imelda is an ex Etsian herself so she fully understands the pains handmade sellers go through to make sure their products stand out from the crowd. Imelda goes through what mistakes to avoid when taking photographs and the massive importance of taking great photos in the first place. Imelda also talks us through editing, lighting, backgrounds, props and so much more. She also gives sound advice around avoiding light boxes and why. We just loved her top three tips at the end and agree entirely!! Thanks Imelda for joing us! You can find more about Imelda here on her website - which by the way is JAM PACKED with great advice! And do make sure you give her a follow over on our favourite social media @sunsetshutterbg Here are the links we mentioned during the episode too: - Snapseed - Photoshop - Lightroom - Be Funky Make sure you leave the episode a review, subscribe to the podcast and also get access to oure newsletter freebie. ____________ https://www.thehandmadebusinesspodcast.co.uk/ ______________________ Lynsey's Pages: @LynseyWarrenCoaching  @RaindropCrafts @TheHandmadeCraftFair Lynsey Warren Website  RaindropCrafts111 on Etsy The Handmade Business Hub by Lynsey Warren  Etsy Success Toolkit  -- Anna's Pages Handmade Success for Etsy Sellers by Anna's Planners (closed for now but sign up to the newsletter to hear when the doors re-open) Want a FREE ETSY SEO GUIDE? Click here @AnnasPlanners Memories and More Gifts  Jewellery and Gems Co  The Pastel Cactus Co

You asked and we answered!  And for the extra help we welcome back Kathy K formerly of the Disney Mom's Panel.  See below for a complete list of questions.  Follow Kathy @kathyk671 and us @RopeDropRadio leave a review and suppor the show www.patreon.com/RopeDropRadio Book a trip today by emailing Michelle@TouringPlans.com From Patrick - Genie Plus Strategy, which parks are the best to buy it and which can make do without it.   From CT Swiech - when is the dining plan returning?   From Aaron Shileny - tips for using Genie+ with a large group (10 or more people)   Michelle-Microwaves can people really request them?   Ryan Brady - what if anything will Disney do to combat universal‘s new park? Because that park seems (mind the pun) to be pretty epic. Also will we ever have a ride that connects to parks like Hogwarts express?   Holly Griffin - on one of your last podcast you mentioned having multiple battery packs for your phone how do you travel on a plane with those?   Jacey Rademacher - when do you think Disney will get back to normal crowds? Or will it ever?   @stephwalker78 - if you make a genie plus reservation at 7 AM for later in the day say 4 PM what time can you make the next one? 9 AM or 11 AM?   @stolch314 - in case something goes awry, can you still modify tableservice reservation so long as it is before your check in time? Oh and how early can I park at a resort before a dining reservation so I have time to check it out?   Wendy asks - what is the best plan of action for extended evening hours at Magic Kingdom? Will be at Magic Kingdom three days and will hopefully get to utilize the extended our on one of our days   Shutterbug_0603 If I come to Disney solo with a five and seven year old will my kids miss out on things because we wouldn't be able to sit together or in the seven year old wouldn't be able to sit solo this will be our first time   Kcarlile12- How far ahead does Disney share what rhymes will be down for refurbishment and win? What time of year are most refurbishment happening? Was bummed to realize Everest was down on most of our recent trip what are the pros and cons of a split Resort stay? Are there any hidden gem locations to rest? Our last trip and first trip in a long time we were in the Magic Kingdom from open to close but didn't know of any nice off the beaten path places to be a little quiet and rest already looking for more tips and strategies for next time thank you for your podcast how greatly and preparing for our trip in January looking forward to the new episodes   Suds_n_sun best place to relax, rest your feet and grab a beer?   Danideeter - what are the best days to visit each park or days to avoid and each park best days typically to avoid high crowds or wait times?

Born and raised in Houston, Texas during the oil boom years of the sixties and seventies, Bill Hawkins began working at age 12. Through his high school years, he worked as a machinist, painter, roofer, hardware store clerk, carpenter, sheet metal worker, and mechanic at a motorcycle salvage yard. He met interesting people, including drug dealers, bikers, a world-class physicist, a CIA field operative, a guy with a machete scar across his face, and an English teacher named Dell Gunter. When he wasn’t working, Bill was playing ball, working on cars, building things in his father’s shop, writing in the journal that Dell Gunter insisted he keep or reading Bradbury, Forsyth, Tolkien, Tolstoy, or Solzhenitsyn. Gunter nudged Bill to pursue his dream of writing, but his life took a different course when he accepted a scholarship to Texas A&M to study electrical engineering. After graduating with degrees in Broadcast Management and Anthropology, Bill picked up a camera to make a living as a freelance photographer. One thing led to another and with his natural drive to write and entertain Bill began to sell DIY articles with a humorous twist to Shutterbug and Handguns Magazine. Bill’s long and twisted path took him into the tech industry, and eventually back to his love of the written word where he insists that he will succeed or die trying. Bill has written five screenplays, six novels, and two novellas. RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS EPISODE Purchase Bill’s latest book, Armed To The Dentures, on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or Kobo or go to BillHawkinsWriter.com to learn more. ABOUT Armed To The Dentures Six heavily armed, elderly women, what could possibly go wrong? Swindled of their life savings by their retirement home manager, the ladies of the 4 o’clock poker club are destitute and off the grid. Violet, Marybeth, Mini, Doris, Ruby, and Bernice retire to an abandoned farm. How long can the fragile peace last, with all those years of experience demanding to be unleashed? Each with a full life of success and hardship behind them, the ladies are, to a woman, determined not to be a burden on anyone. But when the FBI fails to retrieve their savings, the reality of dying poor crashes in on them, and desperation and anger push them inexorably toward a life of crime. A direction that not all of them are strangers to. “What happens when five ‘golden years’ escapees set out with a hundred thousand dollars and a rental car on a tropical island? Great fun, that’s what! Hawkins’s tenderness for his characters enriches the wit and wisdom of these golden gals on their high-spirited adventure.” – Barbara Kyle, bestselling author of the Thornleigh Saga novels. CREDITS Music

Let's face it, product photos are tough.  If you sell online I'm sure you know what I mean.  You may have the perfect product, but if your photos are terrible no one will click on your listing which means no one will buy.  I've been in your shoes.  Even after selling online for over 20 years, I am still not a photography expert.  This is why I wanted to talk to someone who is, Imelda from www.sunsetshutterbug.com in today's episode.  We dive into some of the BIGGEST mistakes sellers make when taking product pictures and how to fix them so you can learn what not to do.  You're going to love our conversation that's packed with tons of tips for you!

In this episode, Corey shares many insights about his journey of discovering climbing at the early age of 13. He talks about how he has been lucky to be able to combine both of his passions, climbing and photography, to create a fulfilling career. Corey shares a very real look into his journey and how things changed once he had a daughter. He pulls back the curtain and talks about what is involved in pursuing opportunities to shoot stunning visual pictures. Corey Rich loves to tell stories. He's a photographer and a director from South Lake Tahoe who has been documenting adventure sports for over three decades. He's been taking climbing pictures since he was 13 years old, and over the years his work has helped define the genre of adventure photography in both the editorial and commercial spaces. You've seen a lot of his pictures, in magazines, ads, catalogs, and online. You may also be familiar with his work as a director; he has shot commercials for some of the world's biggest companies. But his archive of adventure photography contains many stories that you probably don't know. He's written a book called Stories Behind the Images. It's a book that gives insight into what it means to create a career doing something you love, and how success is all about building great, lasting relationships in business and in life.He lives with his wife, Marina, daughter, Leila, and dog, Preta, in South Lake Tahoe.To follow his work and adventures, you can find him here:Corey's WebsiteFollow Corey on IGFollow Candace on Instagram

Tracie Maglosky is an award-winning portrait photographer, photography educator and mentor. She is an Olympus Visionary, Profoto Legend of Light & Miller's Speaker Team Member. She is a studio owner in Cincinnati, Ohio with a primary focus on portraiture. Her creative concepts and vibrant style have earned her features in major publications such as Professional Photographer, Shutterbug, Rangefinder, Digital Photo Pro, Click and many more.Tracie's teaching style is described as entertaining, inspirational and informative.  She has been honored to be a platform speaker at Imaging USA, a Master Class instructor at PhotoPlus Expo, a speaker at WPPI, ClickCon & ClickAway.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -LinksWebsite URL: https://www.traciejeanphoto.comCoaching With Tracie:http://www.coachingwithtracie.comInstagram URL: https://www.instagram.com/traciejeanphotoYouTube URL: https://www.youtube.com/traciejeanphotoFacebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/traciejeanphoto- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -TOGCHAT ResourcesShow Website: https://togchat.comEpisode Web Page:  https://www.joeedelman.com/tracie-magloskyMy Website & Portfolio:  https://www.JoeEdelman.comDon't forget to check out THE LAST FRAME LIVEWednesday evenings at 6:00PM ET US on YouTube!Visit:  http://lastframe.live for past episodes.Calendar of upcoming Live-Online Presentations & Speaking Events:https://www.joeedelman.com/edu/I would love to be your PHOTOGRAPHY MENTOR! https://www.joeedelman.com/mentoring-for-photographers/- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -FTC Disclosure: No sponsors have paid for inclusion in this video.  I am an Olympus Visionary photographer, a Delkin Image Maker, a TetherTools Pro and a StellaPro Champion of Light.  These companies do provide me with various pieces of gear that I frequently discuss or mention, however all words and opinions are my own, and I was not asked to produce this podcast.Support the show (https://paypal.me/joeedelman)

In this episode we sit down with the Tail of the Dragon's photographer Darryl Cannon, owner of KillBoy photos and Killboy.com to talk about how he got started and interesting sites on one of the worlds most sought after rides. 

DC celebrates a Festival of Heroes in an action-packed anthology and Marvel's mutants make some money in X-Corp #1. Plus updates on Sony's Venom sequel "Let There Be Carnage" and the Legendary film adaptation of Bitter Root- all this and more on the May 12th episode of The Comics Haul!Listen along every week to The Comics Haul with Amy and Paul, Sideshow's official comic book podcast. You can keep in touch with us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @TheComicsHaul, and join us live on Wednesdays at 4pm PST on Sideshow's official streaming channels. Don't forget to join our Facebook Group at https://side.show/lygss to vote on the Panel of the Week, answer our latest Holler at the Haul question, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Shutterbug, motor head, architect and biker, armed with a sharp wit, a sharper tongue, never bothering to measure his words; only numbers as a design implementation manager with the luxury hotel trade moving on to real estate before joining GMR’s battle room at the IGI airport in New Delhi. We're back with the concluding episode of Mihir Misra on the 68th episode of the #LongWayHome on the Biker Radio Rodcast. This episode sees him dig himself deeper into the motorsport ruts, get tired of it and wade into wildlife photography with the tiger, his current muse. He speaks of his cherished association with friends he’s made over the years his hunt behind the scenes for real stories and his keenness for the narrative often marinated in jest and mirth celebrating all of life’s goodness. Also acknowledging the #CruisingLegends Candida Louis, Ouseph Chacko, Vir Nakai and Harshman Rai for their OTT debut with the #DawnPatrol on @MXPlayer, motoring through #ArunachalPradesh, the Land of the Rising Sun. Wg. Cdr. Rahul Koka Rao from Manali, for contributing a marvelous #MyWay on his #KTM390adventure, Dr. Arun Thareja, on the Biker Radio #Soundboard, battling in the COVID 2 'Chakravyu' with an advisory for preparing for the 2nd wave of the pandemic and finally, Lakhinandan Lahon for a beautiful musical piece combining the RE thump with his flute. Episode 68 is as groovy as it gets. @bmwmotorradindia @bmwmotorrad_in @castrolbiking @GoPro @goproindia #BMWMotorrad #SpiritOfGS #G310GS #Makelifearide #NewBMW310 #BMWMotorradIndia #CastrolPOWER1ULTIMATE #GoPro #CastrolPOWER1 #GoProIndia #GoPro #GoProCruisingLegendsChallenge #MXPlayer #MXOriginalSeries #performancethatsurprises #MoreEverything #TheVibe #Quik --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bikerradiorodcast/message

Legendary sports photographer Walter Iooss joins Tim to talk about his life and career that has spanned decades. His work has appeared in Sports Illustrated and in many major media outlets and in unforgettable marketing campaigns. If you were to think of an iconic photo from any major American sport from over the past 50 years, there's a decent chance Walter is the one who captured that image. Walter talks about his life behind the lens, a lens that has captured household names, helped make a few athletes become household names, and even at times when people in his photos were not famous, the image was still…iconic. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/Walter_Iooss_Photo_Legend_auphonic.mp3 There is a photo from 1988 of Michael Jorden in his red Chicago Bulls uniform that makes it look like he's defying gravity. Like he's flying, basketball in hand, somewhere between the foul line and the hoop, ready to slam that ball through the net. If a picture tells 1,000 stories, this one tells 1,001. Did he really take off at the foul line and make it to the hoop in one jump? What does it take to do that? The image is iconic. There's another photo from years earlier when New York Jets celebrity quarterback Joe Namath was preparing for the Super Bowl. And by preparing, I mean lounging next to a swimming pool, getting some sun, surrounded by a fans and reporters. Broadway Joe, in swimming trunks, flashing his million-dollar smile. Iconic. Then there's that one from the NFC Championship game in January 1982. That's where Joe Montana tossed the winning pass to Dwight Clark to send the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl. The photo features the exact moment where Clark is at the high point of his jump, catching the football barely in his fingertips, to bring it down with a championship. The photo and the moment have been dubbed, “The Catch.” Iconic. Those are three iconic images of many that have one thing in common. Walter Iooss. He's the photographer who sometimes captures iconic moments, and other times, through this artistic eye, he creates them. Walter has shot photos for Time, Newsweek, New York and People magazines.  He's done advertising work for brands like Adidas, Pepsi, Gatorade, Fuji and Eastman Kodak. He's published many books of his work, but the major constant in his career has been his work for Sports Illustrated. A magazine he started working for in the 1960s, and one he still works for today. Over the years, he's shot images for more than 300 of the magazine's covers. Links Walter Iooss, Jr., Website Christie's Puts Sports Photography GOAT Walter Iooss Jr. On the Auction Block, Forbes Walter Iooss: Sports Photography Legend, Shutterbug.com G.O.A.T.S.: Greatest of All Time, with  Photographer Walter Iooss, ESPN Documentary Walter Iooss Jr.'s Best Super Bowl Photos, Sports Illustrated About this Episode's Guest Walter Iooss Jr. Widely viewed as one of the greatest sports photographers of our time and called “the poet laureate of sports,” Walter Iooss, Jr.'s photographs have graced the pages of Sports Illustrated, including more than 300 covers, for 58 years. Since the age of 17, Walter has photographed some of the most recognized athletes in sports history, including Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Tiger Woods, and hundreds more. His ability to create beautiful backdrops for his subjects, both action and portraits, changed the definition of what a “good sports photograph” should be. Walter placed the same care and consciousness from his sports photographs to create Sports Illustrated's now-legendary swimsuit issues. As in his action shots, his portraits for SI's legendary swimsuit issues revealed his uncanny sense of graphics and Rembrandt-like reverence for light and shadow. His ability to truly connect with his subjects, athletes, or models, is what helped make Walter the best in the game. Flexibility and reinvention are two attributes t...

Legendary sports photographer Walter Iooss joins Tim to talk about his life and career that has spanned decades. His work has appeared in Sports Illustrated and in many major media outlets and in unforgettable marketing campaigns. If you were to think of an iconic photo from any major American sport from over the past 50 years, there’s a decent chance Walter is the one who captured that image. Walter talks about his life behind the lens, a lens that has captured household names, helped make a few athletes become household names, and even at times when people in his photos were not famous, the image was still…iconic. https://traffic.libsyn.com/secure/shapingopinion/Walter_Iooss_Photo_Legend_auphonic.mp3 There is a photo from 1988 of Michael Jorden in his red Chicago Bulls uniform that makes it look like he’s defying gravity. Like he’s flying, basketball in hand, somewhere between the foul line and the hoop, ready to slam that ball through the net. If a picture tells 1,000 stories, this one tells 1,001. Did he really take off at the foul line and make it to the hoop in one jump? What does it take to do that? The image is iconic. There’s another photo from years earlier when New York Jets celebrity quarterback Joe Namath was preparing for the Super Bowl. And by preparing, I mean lounging next to a swimming pool, getting some sun, surrounded by a fans and reporters. Broadway Joe, in swimming trunks, flashing his million-dollar smile. Iconic. Then there’s that one from the NFC Championship game in January 1982. That’s where Joe Montana tossed the winning pass to Dwight Clark to send the San Francisco 49ers to the Super Bowl. The photo features the exact moment where Clark is at the high point of his jump, catching the football barely in his fingertips, to bring it down with a championship. The photo and the moment have been dubbed, “The Catch.” Iconic. Those are three iconic images of many that have one thing in common. Walter Iooss. He’s the photographer who sometimes captures iconic moments, and other times, through this artistic eye, he creates them. Walter has shot photos for Time, Newsweek, New York and People magazines.  He’s done advertising work for brands like Adidas, Pepsi, Gatorade, Fuji and Eastman Kodak. He’s published many books of his work, but the major constant in his career has been his work for Sports Illustrated. A magazine he started working for in the 1960s, and one he still works for today. Over the years, he’s shot images for more than 300 of the magazine’s covers. Links Walter Iooss, Jr., Website Christie's Puts Sports Photography GOAT Walter Iooss Jr. On the Auction Block, Forbes Walter Iooss: Sports Photography Legend, Shutterbug.com G.O.A.T.S.: Greatest of All Time, with  Photographer Walter Iooss, ESPN Documentary Walter Iooss Jr.'s Best Super Bowl Photos, Sports Illustrated About this Episode’s Guest Walter Iooss Jr. Widely viewed as one of the greatest sports photographers of our time and called “the poet laureate of sports,” Walter Iooss, Jr.’s photographs have graced the pages of Sports Illustrated, including more than 300 covers, for 58 years. Since the age of 17, Walter has photographed some of the most recognized athletes in sports history, including Muhammad Ali, Michael Jordan, Lebron James, Tiger Woods, and hundreds more. His ability to create beautiful backdrops for his subjects, both action and portraits, changed the definition of what a “good sports photograph” should be. Walter placed the same care and consciousness from his sports photographs to create Sports Illustrated’s now-legendary swimsuit issues. As in his action shots, his portraits for SI’s legendary swimsuit issues revealed his uncanny sense of graphics and Rembrandt-like reverence for light and shadow. His ability to truly connect with his subjects, athletes, or models, is what helped make Walter the best in the game. Flexibility and reinvention are two attributes t...

Ek Fashion Photographer kya sochta hai? Kya sikhta hai? Kaise kam karta hai? Kya kya problems face karta? Janiye sare secrets khud Photographer Amrit AKA Bearded Shutterbug se. On PhotoGreen Talk Episode 1. Follow kijiye Bearded Shutterbug ko Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beardedshutterbug/ PhotoGreen Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/photogreenapp/ Shop: https://photogreen.in/ App: https://bit.ly/PhotoGreen-App

Follow Red Bull photographer Christian Pondella as he descends inside the Greenland Ice Cap, a place that no one had ever gone before. Greenland is one of the most remote and extreme countries on Earth. 80% of its surface is covered in ice, temperatures can reach -65°C. But it holds the second largest ice sheet on the planet, and it’s melting fast. Christian teams up with legendary ice climber Will Gadd, and glaciologist Jason Gulley, to go deeper into the ice than anyone has ever gone before. Their expedition is fraught with danger, but the science they would bring would back change our understanding of climate change, sea level rise and the future of our planet. This is more than just an adventure. This is a descent into the unknown. Highlights include: · Descend into a moulin, a dark hole in the ice where meltwater from the glacier surface rushes into depths below· Explore inside the abyss, a place no one has ever gone before· Discover Greenland, one of the most remote and extreme places on the planet · Learn about the cutting climate science being done now on the Greenland ice cap, and how this expedition changed the fundamental models scientists were using to predict sea level rise over the coming decades.· Hear about Christian’s incredible career as Red Bull photographer, including shooting a 300-ft snowmobile jump and a world-first sky dive without a parachute. You read that right.· Get Christian’s top tips for adventure photography and how to create that perfect shot Christian Pondella is one of the top adventure sports photographers in the world. As well as shooting for Red Bull, he is a senior photographer for Powder Magazine, a San Disk Extreme Team member, Fstop Global Pro, he has published work in Sports Illustrated, ESPN Magazine, Outside, Men’s Journal, Maxim, FHM, GQ, Climbing, Outdoor Photographer, Shutterbug, and a variety of other publications throughout the world. Follow Christian’s work: Instagram @ChristianPondella / www.ChristianPondella.comCover image Christian Pondella / Red Bull Content PoolThank you to Mammoth Lakes for sponsoring this episode! Majestic in scale and awesome in its natural beauty, the year-round adventureland of Mammoth Lakes is one of those rare places that you have to see to still not totally believe. The name speaks to the size of the mountains, the expanse of the valleys, the incredible number of crystal clear mountain lakes and the endless opportunities for adventure just outside your door. But what makes this place really unique are the surreal storybook scenes that drop jaws, spark the imagination and make every moment feel like a brush with the truly incredible. For more info: www.visitmammoth.comFor background information on this episode, including Christian's photos from the trip, please visit: https://www.armchair-explorer.com/post/descent-into-the-unknown-inside-the-greenland-ice-cap-with-red-bull-photographer-christian-pondella Social media: Instagram & Facebook: @armchairexplorerpodcastArmchair Explorer: the world's greatest adventurers tell their best story from the road. Each episode is cut documentary style with music and cinematic effects to create an immersive storytelling experience. No long-winded interviews, just straight to the heart of the action'Best travel podcasts 2020' - The Guardian'Thrilling stuff' - Sunday Times'Adventure stories from the wildest places on Earth' - The Telegraph'Best Overall Podcast 2020' - Finalist DiscoverPods Awards

The common topic of photographers and some shifty dealings has been spreading around the cosplay community. But it’s not what you’d expect. We’re going to talk about how shady photogs are coming after cosplayers outside of shoots and what photographers can do better to help improve the power dynamic that is driving this new form of harassment.Please note, some of the topics in this episode may be triggering as they do refer to abusive situations. Special Thanks:https://www.instagram.com/fluffyfoxphotography/https://www.instagram.com/podcastscs/https://www.instagram.com/laviecosplay/https://linktr.ee/podcastscs for additional listening platformsProduced by LVC Productions. You can find us on facebook, instragram, twitter, and vero at La Vie Cosplay. Our podcast instagram is podcastscs. Our website is laviecosplay.com. Have a fun, crazy con or cosplay related story? Absurd cosplay question? Or just something in general to share with us? Email us at podcastscs@gmail.com or DM us at podcastscs. If you like what you heard please rate, review, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Thank you for listening and remember; just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.

The SpaceTimeMusic theme music is a sample of the Ana-Tole x Jonah Christian Remix of Ready or Not by the Fugees.SONG CREDITS:In order of appearanceBack to LifeKeep on Movin’Soul II Soul1989Back to Life (mostly a cappella version)Keep on Movin’Soul II Soul1989FreakAll of MeEstelle feat. Kardinal Offishall2012 (2010 single)ShutterbugSir Luscious Left Foot..The Son of Chico DustyBig Boi feat Cutty2010Back to LifeJesus is BornSunday Service Choir2019LINKS:A Sample, A Cover playlistFacebookEmail: spacetimemusicpodcast@gmail.com

Photographer Kai Pfaffenbach recently won a Nobel prize together with his Reuters colleagues for his coverage of the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. He told me about being self-taught, surviving in the field, and how the art of taking a great news photo is sometimes as simple as being in the right place at the right time.

Chris has Camera Expert Heather from the YouTube Channel Shutterbug 101 and they talk about what they are both watching from Upload to Solar Opposites. Heather talks about her start in the camera industry and all about her YouTube Channel and the cameras she handles. Shutterbug 101 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIz-Z2q7DC6EbN5gC1HXWGA/featured

The episode today with Betsy Wurzel is an interview with Carmen Davailus of Doggies for the Dementia Foundation. This Foundation provides support for people with Alzheimers Disease and related dementia. There is isolation and loneliness for those that have been impacted with dementia and this is how Carment Davailus steps in and provides a wonderful experience for all. “Smile”To contact Betsy Wurzel https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005271496390To contact Carmen Davailus https://www.facebook.com/DoggiesforDementia/For more information -https://bit.ly/3bGHx5nSending Hugs to all of you. I hope you are all well and safe at home Jeanne White, Station Manager, Passionate World Talk Radio

In this quick call, we check in with Coreena Vieth the tour operator behind Shutterbug Walkabouts of Tasmania to learn how she is coping with the COVID-19 lockdown and how she plans to come back stronger.

Originally hailing from Winnipeg, Mark Walton is the founder of Foto:RE and a founding director of FLASH|Contemporary Photography HERE, a festival of photography in Waterloo Region.  He is also the curator of a large (50,000+) collection of photography by Stan Rosenthall, an urban and commercial photographer who worked in the heyday of the 1960's New York City ad scene. On Bonn Park with Sara Geidlinger and Marshall Ward, Walton talked about creating the newly minted magazine, foto:RE|VIEW, as a means of sharing the work of the best photographers in Waterloo Region and beyond. “Fresh off the success of a solo show at a community gallery, I was suffering a serious bout of imposter’s syndrome,” said Walton, a musician who turned to photography when his wife and artistic director Lisa O’Connell bought him a DSLR camera in 2005. “Not only had I been shooting for a very short period of time, but all of my experience with photography was limited to the digital realm. I had a very receptive audience, but felt I was undeserving of it. foto:RE was founded as a selfish act. I needed mentorship, and I had to seek it out.”  MARK WALTON WEBSITE MARK WALTON INSTAGRAM BONN PARK INSTAGRAM WORDS WORTH BOOKS INSTAGRAM WORDS WORTH BOOKS WEBSITE  

This week’s story touches on the subject of trust, those who are trustworthy, and those who put on the mask of trust. Be careful with whom you share your secrets and interests, even if you crave the company of another. Today, we follow our shutterbug, a curious and creative young man with a penchant for photography who loved to shoot his favorite subject – a single, lone dead ash tree. Sit and listen, though I must warn you that this particular story deals with some potentially triggering material.If you would like the transcript for this episode,or other short stories, visit my patreon at: www.patreon.com/candleslight See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Popular Photography, Modern Photography, American Photo, Shutterbug, oh my! Comments? Send them to me at info@kennethwajdaphotographer.com and find me on IG at https://www.instagram.com/kennethwajda/ and on YouTube at HeresToGoodLight.com - We can post our photo assignment photos and connect on the Daily Photography Blog FB Group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/2151928021601330/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kenneth-wajda/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kenneth-wajda/support

For the 100th PPN podcast episode, Marco invited Ibarionex Perello to the show. Ibarionex is a photographer, writer, educator, and podcast host. He has been working in the photo industry for more than 25 years and has written and photographed for publications including Outdoor Photographer, Rangefinder, Shutterbug and he is also the author of 6 photography books so far. Besides that, he is an Adjunct Professor at the Art Center College of Design and he’s a real celebrity in the photography podcast universe. He is the host and producer of “The Candid Frame Photography podcast” that he started in 2006. Since then he has interviewed hundreds of inspiring photographers, including some really famous ones, that are discussed in the episode. Currently, he has published more than 480 episodes! On this episode, Ibarionex shares some of the most interesting and memorable interviews with photographers that he has done in all those years and how it has influenced his view on photography?   This episode is sponsored by: Skylum Luminar - Simple and fast photo editing software http://bit.ly/PPN-Luminar3    COSYSPEED - The fastest camera bags in the world. http://bit.ly/STREETOMATIC Inspirational photographer of the month: Ibarionex picks American photographer Mary Ellen Mark (1940 - 2015) known for her photojournalism/documentary photography. She photographed people who were away from mainstream society and toward its more interesting, often troubled edges of society. Her photography went on to address such social issues such as homelessness, loneliness, drug addiction, and prostitution. Children are a recurring subject throughout much of her work. She was very good with people so that they would trust her and open up their soul without acting or pretending to be part of the socially accepted mainstream.  “When Photographing I want to reach out and touch something that I feel is at the core of people.” - Mary Ellen Mark http://www.maryellenmark.com    Inspiring photographers that Ibarionex has interviewed and talked about in this episode: Mary Ellen Mark http://www.maryellenmark.com/    Joel Meyerowitz https://www.joelmeyerowitz.com/   Dan Winters https://danwintersphoto.com/   Safi Alia Shabiak https://flashbulbfloozy.com/   The Candid Frame episode with Safi Alia Shabiak: http://www.ibarionex.net/thecandidframe/2019/4/28/the-candid-frame-464-safi-alia-shabaik Links to Ibarionex Perello’s work and social media accounts: Website:www.thecandidframe.com   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Ibarionex/   Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ibarionex   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ibarionex  Japan Workshop with Ibarionex: https://www.nobechicreative.com/workshops#/tokyo-explorations-in-the-metropolis-with-ibarionex-perello-and-george-nobechi/   Inspirational Photo Book Pick of the Month: “Making Photographs - Developing a Personal Visual Workflow” by Ibarionex Perello. “In Making Photographs, photographer Ibarionex Perello teaches you how to face and conquer two of the greatest challenges for a photographer: to consistently make good images and to see the photographic possibilities all around you.”   Published by Rocky Nook (and in Germany by dPunkt Verlag) - 320 Pages   English version: http://www.ibarionex.net/thecandidframe/2018/9/26/40-off-making-photographs-developing-a-personal-visual-workflow     German version at Amazon Germany: https://amzn.to/34E90Bu Marco Larousse Street Photography Workshop October 2019: https://www.marcolarousse.com/street-photography-workshops Links to Marco Larousse: Web: www.MarcoLarousse.com  Twitter: @HamburgCam Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marco.larousse/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarcoLarousse1   Links to PPN: Web: www.PhotoPodcasts.com or PPN.fm  Twitter: @Photopodcasts Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/photopodcasts/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ppnphotopodcastnetwork Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/ppn-apple-podcasts  Please support our show by using our B&H affiliate link (click here) or Amazon Germany link (click here) that will not cost you a penny more than when you are buying at B&H or Amazon without our link.   Check out the Skylum LUMINAR software: Link: http://bit.ly/PPN-Luminar3 (use the discount code “PHOTOPODCASTS” at checkout for extra savings) And please share this podcast with your friends and subscribe via Apple podcasts, Google Podcasts, or search for “PPN” in your favorite podcast app. We would also love to get your feedback. Is there anything that you want us to cover on the show in the future? And we would appreciate if you could take a short moment to rate or post a quick review for our shows on iTunes.   About this show: On the monthly “Camera and Inspiration” podcast show of the PPN - Photo Podcast Network, Marco and usually a guest discuss the essence of photography and how to photograph with more intent. Determining the “why” before the “how” in photography is essential to understanding your subject better and create stronger images. In each episode, they introduce you to an inspirational photographer of the month and also share an inspirational photo book of the month.

In this episode, Shutterbug and I talk about coming home from a thru-hike, wilderness therapy guiding, and mourning the loss of someone while on a thru-hike. Please bear with me, the sound quality this week is not great but it will get better next episode! Stay tuned through the end of the interview to hear a mini life update from me and check out this link if you want to learn more about Terra:

Special episode in which Todd is interviewing me. Conversation Partner: Todd Hunoi. "Nomad. Explorer Dork. A Badass In My Own Mind. Recovering Intellectual. Geek. Shutterbug with Chicken Legs. Human Sponge. Master Scuba Diver and Ocean Worshipper. Lifelong Apprentice. " Watch on YouTube Recorded 2019-06-25

From Todd's Optimize Coach Profile: "Nomad. Explorer Dork. A Badass In My Own Mind. Recovering Intellectual. Geek. Shutterbug with Chicken Legs. Human Sponge. Master Scuba Diver and Ocean Worshipper. Lifelong Apprentice. " Watch the conversation on YouTube

Durée : 58:07 - "6 HANDS MIX" by Les Tontons Transistor #beats #underground hip hop #breaks #rock #bootleg / mash up 3 IS THE MAGIC NUMBER ! ! Sélection de mes deux compères pour l'émission. Nantes, Nancy, Caen en force ! EN JOIE ! SEB pour L'OUIE GOURMANDE https://www.mixcloud.com/louiegourmande/ FAB pour LA FABROCK - https://www.mixcloud.com/lafabrock/ LES TONTONS TRANSISTOR https://www.facebook.com/tontontransistor/ PLAYLIST : 1 Troy Boi - do you / 2 Wikki jj & obonojavar - Elixir / 3 Farai - this is england / 4 Marlena shaw - nothing but tears / 5 Eli paperboy - stake your claim / 6 The diplomats - sauce boys / 7 Swindle - smash & grab / 8 Big boi - Shutterbug ( vibe sqaud rmx ) / 9 Sly5thAve - guilty conscience / 10 Lino, Le rat lucianon don choa - atmosphère suspecte / 11 Beak - Brean down / 12 Crack cloud - philosopher's calling / 13 Yin Yin - Dion Ysiusk / 14 Gangue - Nils ( La fine équipe & fulgeance ) / 15 Psychemagik - Mink & shoes / 16 Med, blu & madlib - the stroll / 17 Leikeli 47 - Girl blunt / 18 Dabrye ft MF doom - air ( abstract orchestra rmx) / 19 Troy boi - do you

Durée : 58:07 - "6 HANDS MIX" by Les Tontons Transistor #beats #underground hip hop #breaks #rock #bootleg / mash up 3 IS THE MAGIC NUMBER ! ! Sélection de mes deux compères pour l'émission. Nantes, Nancy, Caen en force ! EN JOIE ! SEB pour L'OUIE GOURMANDE https://www.mixcloud.com/louiegourmande/ FAB pour LA FABROCK - https://www.mixcloud.com/lafabrock/ LES TONTONS TRANSISTOR https://www.facebook.com/tontontransistor/ PLAYLIST : 1 Troy Boi - do you / 2 Wikki jj & obonojavar - Elixir / 3 Farai - this is england / 4 Marlena shaw - nothing but tears / 5 Eli paperboy - stake your claim / 6 The diplomats - sauce boys / 7 Swindle - smash & grab / 8 Big boi - Shutterbug ( vibe sqaud rmx ) / 9 Sly5thAve - guilty conscience / 10 Lino, Le rat lucianon don choa - atmosphère suspecte / 11 Beak - Brean down / 12 Crack cloud - philosopher's calling / 13 Yin Yin - Dion Ysiusk / 14 Gangue - Nils ( La fine équipe & fulgeance ) / 15 Psychemagik - Mink & shoes / 16 Med, blu & madlib - the stroll / 17 Leikeli 47 - Girl blunt / 18 Dabrye ft MF doom - air ( abstract orchestra rmx) / 19 Troy boi - do you

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View this post on Instagram Good morning ladies! Our December Virtual Hike Challenge is up and live this morning. We want you to hike 30 … The post 9: Angie ‘Shutterbug’ Vasquez | Girls Who Hike FL appeared first on Orange Blaze: A Florida Trail Podcast.

On this week’s special episode, Megan goes on a date, Jon has car trouble, and Otieno has a wonderful week. Later, the trio argue over who is the last living rock king. Some links: Dallas pride festival has a new … Continue reading →

Episode 281 of the PetaPixel Photography Podcast. Download MP3 -  Subscribe via iTunes, Google Play, email or RSS! Featured: Fujifilm X photographer, Karen Hutton In This Episode If you subscribe to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast in iTunes, please take a moment to rate and review us and help us move up in the rankings so others interested in photography may find us. Show Opener: Fujifilm X photographer Karen Hutton, opens the show. Thanks Karen! Sponsors: - Get 20% off the new Sekonic Flashmate L-308X-U or anything at Sekonic.com with code PetaPixel20 - Get FreshBooks cloud accounting FREE for 30 DAYS by entering PetaPixel in the "How Did You Hear About Us?" section at FreshBooks.com/PetaPixel - More at LensShark.com/deals. Stories: Sony aims for being #1 by 2021. (#) Fujifilm introduces the X-T100. (#) Sony's a9 wins Camera of the Year. (#) When magazines bought photos they didn't intend to use. (#) Shutterbug magazines kills their print edition. (#) Canon starts selling its sensors to others. (#) My other podcast with Brian Matiash, the No Name Photo Show. Connect With Us Thank you for listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast! Connect with me, Sharky James on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook (all @LensShark) as we build this community. We’d love to answer your question on the show. Leave us an audio question through our voicemail widget, comment below or via social media. But audio questions are awesome! You can also cut a show opener for us to play on the show! As an example: “Hi, this is Matt Smith with Double Heart Photography in Chicago, Illinois, and you’re listening to the PetaPixel Photography Podcast with Sharky James!”

As part of the official Underwhelmed Spring Break, Christie and Nicole treated themselves to a photography session that involved absolutely zero selfies. After the shoot, they had a fun conversation with the exclusive Underwhelmed photographer, Heather Deadrick. Heather recently left her full time office job to pursue her "side hustle" of wedding photography. The dynamic duo found her stories to be quite entertaining and were honestly shocked at the number of dry weddings she's attended in her career. They were particularly fascinated by her role as photographer, maid of honor, and groom's ex girlfriend- all in one wedding!  Heather gives out some tips for anyone who is interested in taking their hobby or side hustle to the next level as well as advice for those who like (or dread) to be photographed. If you're planning a wedding and need a wedding photographer (Heather travels!), or are just interested in her work, you can find her at www.heather-michellephotography.com or check her out on Instagram at www.Instagram.com/heathermichellephotographyrva! Be sure to stay Underwhelmed but in the loop by liking us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/underwhelmedpodcast/ and following us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/underwhelmedpodcast. We have also been recently persuaded to go to the dark side for the good of the podcast and can be found on Twitter at www.twitter.com/underwhelmedpod. Christie can be found on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/realchristiewheeler and Nicole can be found at https://www.instagram.com/realnicolekokinos. Be sure to email us at info@underwhelmedpodcast.com with your questions and suggestions!

Several months ago, I got a call from a potential client. She worked in the marketing department of a camera manufacturer and wanted help creating a marketing plan for them. We talked about a coaching program that would help her conduct the market research for her plan. "Have you done this kind of thing before," she asked? Of course. I gave her some highlights of my resume and pointed her to some links. One of the links was to the work we have done together on Shutterbug Life. On her next call to me, she was so excited. "I looked at your work, and you seem perfect for this!" I had another situation with a big camera retailer. They were struggling to create an educational program for their customers. After a reviewing some of my ideas and links, they invited me in to talk about how I could help them. They were excited to get started, they said. You all know how this one ends. I saw that Canon was looking for someone to lead their workshop and learning program. Canon must already know who they want for this, I thought. I sent them my stuff anyway. I recount these three experiences for one reason. They could never have happened six years ago. These opportunities were available to me because I created and worked the marketing system I want to explain today. If you use it properly, it will help you show, share, or sell your images more efficiently. If you are are an emerging photography enthusiast, entrepreneur, or freelance photographer, it can help you cut through the clutter and attract the right people to your work.  Listen to the podcast

Sitting on the floor in a room full of pictures, I let out a heavy sigh and began the tedious job of sorting the image packages into envelopes. My Dad and I had just picked up the prints from a high school prom shoot we completed, and now we had to prepare them for our clients. There was no simple way of doing this. Fill each envelope, cross reference it against the names, and make sure they had paid. Then Dad would deliver the photos to the parents. I wish we had today's solutions back then. Today, I've completed much more complex jobs without ever touching a print or wading through envelopes. How? The technical part of selling your photography has never been easier than it is these days. You have a range of solutions to help you promote, sell, and collect for your images. None of them require any technical knowledge or ability.

I've got some more advice for you that doesn't have anything to do with f-stops or apertures. I'm not weighing in on DSLRs vs mirrorless or Canon vs Nikon. Today we are ignoring all the typical photography topics yet sharing some timeless advice. Here are three decision points that all photographers face. If we can choose right at each intersection, I think we can improve our work considerably.

In Episode 75 of the “High Regard Show,” “Shutterbug,” we chat with our resident photographer Lil Tyler Durden. She tells us what she's been up to, including her thoughts on photography vs. video, her college applications and her soon-to-be revealed interview with some publication called The New York Times. She also shares the proud tale of her very first black eye, a souvenir from her senior class trip in which a group of city kids went skiing in the country, which came with a sidecar of a mild concussion. Speaking of ill health, Tom tells his harrowing tale of his recent battle with kidney stones, a side effect from bariatric surgery that you should definitely know about. At least he only says the word "stent" twice. (He says it A LOT more in real life, Nikki wants you to know). “Roly Poly Roarty” segment: 53:15:15 Check back for new “High Regard Show” shows every Monday on SoundCloud and iTunes (please be sure to follow and rate us)! You can also follow us right here on highregardshow.com and on these social media sites: Twitter Facebook Instagram Tumblr Google+ Pinterest You can also find hosts @TomRoarty and @NikkiMMascali on Twitter. Finally, if you would like to have your work, product, band or even your mom promoted on the show, drop us a note at highregardshow@gmail.com

With all due respect, we know that churches and cathedrals are places of worship, but they also are incredible structures to photograph. The architecture, light, and history all provide opportunities for you to photograph. Those same characteristics also create challenges for many photographers.  If you want to create memorable images in your cathedral or church, follow these tips. Listen to the podcast

Several years ago, I followed up on what I thought was a great lead for my photography business. I crafted a warm introductory email and requested that we schedule a phone conversation. Then came the response that totally deflated me. "Just send your prices." Like many photographers, that was the very last thing I wanted to do. I didn't want to talk about prices before I had an opportunity to have a conversation. I didn't want to quote a price before I had a chance to understand the full scope of their needs. After all, once he knew my prices, he could just leave.  After going back and forth a few times by email, I sent some prices. As I suspected, he disappeared. The moral of the story is not what you might expect. Just show your prices on your website. Listen to the podcast

He had a different reason for asking, but we were looking for the same result.   "How do you keep photographers motivated to keep shooting?" asked a camera industry salesperson. "It seems photographers aren't shooting as much. "How do we address that?" This got me thinking about a problem we are all encounter. There is so much noise, so much distraction. It's tough for even the most dedicated photographers to find the motivation to keep shooting. Here are a half dozen ideas, from easy to hard. Listen to the podcast

In the Squarespace Super Bowl ad, John Malkovich is screaming into the phone at his namesake. John wants to launch a website, but the hard part is not in creating a website. It is in getting his name. You know the message coming will be this...The easy part in creating a website will be creating a website. If you are a photographer, by now you know you should have a website. The easy part in creating a website is in creating a website. The difficult part is in creating a website - that works.

Maria Piscopo has one of the most diverse and over-arching views of the business of creativity of anyone I know.She is the author of the books Photographers' Guide to Marketing and Self-Promotion and Graphic Designers' and Illustrators' Guide to Marketing and Self-Promotion, as well as a contributing writer to numerous publications and magazines including Communication Arts and Shutterbug.Maria has been a college instructor for 30 years, teaching business practices and marketing to students in graphic design, illustration, photography, animation and myriad other communication specialties. Based out of San Francisco, she's taught workshops and seminars and spoken at numerous trade conferences around the country. The most popular topic Maria is called on to present is “Taking Charge of What You Charge,” which helps creative professionals change the way they talk to clients about money, and to keep their fears from overcoming good business sense.In addition, Maria's also been an artist's and photographer's representative for 25 years, not only helping them market their services but also working closely with her clients to guide their creative journey.In this episode, Maria talks about how fear is vital in moving creative professionals forward. “People wait for the fear to go away to act brave. It's exactly the opposite. You act brave and confident and eventually you'll feel that way. Feelings follow behavior.”She counsels creative professionals to stop thinking about their businesses as having a creative side and a business side. Good business practices should be integrated into the whole life of the business – otherwise you need to be a hobbyist. “I make whole people, that's my mission.”“The fear is important! It gives a chemical boost – to push you beyond your own comfort level. Fear is good! I need fear to move forward … Act brave and confident and professional – and eventually, you'll feel that way. In other words, feelings follow behavior.” ~ Maria Piscopo