Podcasts about winter photography

How can I get emails sent to my Fastmail account to show up in email clients such as Apple's Mail app? What are the easiest methods to convert my old VHS tapes into digital files? Plus, Dick DeBartolo shares a cool beanie that you can wear with Bluetooth capabilities, and Chris Marquardt goes over the Unusual photo assignment review!  Seven things we learned analyzing 515 million Wordle. Inside Mark Zuckerberg's top-secret Hawaii compound. Four men indicted in $80 million 'pig butchering' scheme. Is there a difference in quality when I watch Netflix on certain devices? What brand of keyboards would Leo & Mikah recommend that are quiet when using it? How can I convert old home movie tapes to digital? Dick Debartolo and the Bluetooth beanie! At what point is it an issue when connecting to public WiFi? Can I download my purchases from a streaming service like Apple TV+? How can I get emails sent to my Fastmail account to show up in email clients such as Apple's Mail app? Which free two-factor authentication app would Leo & Mikah recommend that uses the "push" functionality and not type in a code? What's a great budget Android phone to upgrade to? Chris Marquardt and the Unusual photo assignment review! What's the best way to prepare myself to do cold-weather photography and capture the Northern lights? What are some recommendations to get children started in computer programming? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dick DeBartolo and Chris Marquardt Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2005 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys

How can I get emails sent to my Fastmail account to show up in email clients such as Apple's Mail app? What are the easiest methods to convert my old VHS tapes into digital files? Plus, Dick DeBartolo shares a cool beanie that you can wear with Bluetooth capabilities, and Chris Marquardt goes over the Unusual photo assignment review!  Seven things we learned analyzing 515 million Wordle. Inside Mark Zuckerberg's top-secret Hawaii compound. Four men indicted in $80 million 'pig butchering' scheme. Is there a difference in quality when I watch Netflix on certain devices? What brand of keyboards would Leo & Mikah recommend that are quiet when using it? How can I convert old home movie tapes to digital? Dick Debartolo and the Bluetooth beanie! At what point is it an issue when connecting to public WiFi? Can I download my purchases from a streaming service like Apple TV+? How can I get emails sent to my Fastmail account to show up in email clients such as Apple's Mail app? Which free two-factor authentication app would Leo & Mikah recommend that uses the "push" functionality and not type in a code? What's a great budget Android phone to upgrade to? Chris Marquardt and the Unusual photo assignment review! What's the best way to prepare myself to do cold-weather photography and capture the Northern lights? What are some recommendations to get children started in computer programming? Hosts: Leo Laporte and Mikah Sargent Guests: Dick DeBartolo and Chris Marquardt Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit Show notes and links for this episode are available at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys/episodes/2005 Download or subscribe to this show at: https://twit.tv/shows/ask-the-tech-guys

Winter has hit some parts of Canada and the US pretty hard over the weekend so it seemed like a good time to talk about doing photography in the cold weather. Plus Glass is on Android now and we look at some Recent Photos. Oh, and guess what? There may be some snow in some of them! Get your first year of Glass for $20: https://glass.photo/offer/greg Dave on Instagram Dave on Twitter Dave on TikTok Dave on VERO Greg on About.me Greg on Glass Greg on VERO Greg on Twitter Greg's Website Shayne Mostyn's LiveStream Shayne Mostyn's Bloody Legends Facebook Group The iPhoneography Podcast Facebook Group Artful iPhoneography Community on MeWe Smartphone Photography Club Forum The iPhoneography Podcast Network 30 Days of Lightroom Mobile - 50% OFF Reeflex Lenses - Get 10% off Reeflex lenses with the coupon code 10%OFFGREG Buy me a coffee at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mcmillan Podcast Website: http://iphoneography.ca The music at the end of this video was created on a Mac using GarageBand.

Welcome to Mind Your Own Business, the podcast that helps photographers improve their business and their lives! This month we chat with outdoor photographer Kris Andres, who has a knack for seeking adventure. In our conversation, Kris discusses why he loves the cold and altitude for his photo adventures. He also shares his toughest adventure, how he managed the pandemic, the process of launching his fine art website, his upcoming educational programs, and more. Get ready to be inspired! Based at the doorstep of the Canadian Rockies in Calgary, Alberta, Kristopher considers the mountains (along with everywhere he travels) to be his second home. Always up for endless adventures with a smile (no matter how "atmospheric" the conditions are), Kris will be overly excited in almost everything he does in life, capturing each story with the click of a shutter - in any and all genres: from adventure, to landscapes, to portraiture and more! When he's not outside creating, Kris is a full-time yogi working to refine himself every day. You can check out portfolio his website here and his upcoming educational programs here. You can also find him on Facebook and Instagram. About your hosts Skip Cohen is president and founder of SkipCohenUniversity.com, founder of Marketing Essentials International and past president of Rangefinder Publishing and WPPI. He's been an active participant in the professional side of photography since joining Hasselblad USA in 1987 as president.  He has co-authored six books on photography and actively supports dozens of projects each year involving photographic education. Chamira Young loves helping fellow photographers improve their businesses via the Pro Photographer Journey Podcast. You can also find her photography portfolio at ChamiraStudios.com and her art at ArtbyChamira.com. She will readily admit it: She's an art nerd and photographer with an obsession for creativity and productivity!

Photographers need to be prepared to go out and shoot in all kinds of weather.  Preparing for winter photography, dealing with snow and rain can be a challenge.  This episode covers everything from head to toe on how to dress for the elements and how to protect your gear.Link to buy Lightroom BrushesLink to episode on YouTubeImage Light Web SiteDown VestsCarhartt JacketsMerrell Hiking BootsGaitersRedington WadersSimms Wader BootsVallerret Photography Gloves

In today's episode, Henry and Ryan talk about nature and outdoor photography during Winter. Snow, hoarfrost, whiteout conditions, protecting your gear, how to dress and layer properly and more. Enjoy the show! About the Show: Welcome to the All-Outdoors Photography Podcast! This podcast is about all things nature photography, including landscapes, wildlife, macro, and more. The show features two talented photographers Henry Doyle and Ryan Taylor who both bring their different and unique photography experiences to the podcast. Episodes are released weekly every Tuesday at 1pm EST. Follow the Show: Email Us: alloutdoorsphotographypodcast@gmail.com Linktree (Links to all Podcast Platforms) - www.linktr.ee/AllOutdoorsPodcast Instagram- https://bit.ly/3jKBTmU YouTube- https://bit.ly/32WB5FJ Follow the Hosts: Henry Doyle Instagram- https://bit.ly/3jHhIX0 YouTube- https://bit.ly/2X0XldT Ryan Taylor Website- www.ryanltaylor.com Blog- https://bit.ly/2Nd3r8L Instagram- https://bit.ly/32VgPUP YouTube- https://bit.ly/3meslRj #AOPP #AllOutdoors #PhotographyPodcast

Welcome to part 2 of our Canadian Winter Photography Special! Last week we covered everything you need to be ready to go shooting outdoors in cold, Canadian winter. This week, in part 2, we are talking about actually getting out there and taking photographs! This is your chance to go out and take photos that other people are avoiding because of the weather. In this episode we cover:Things to be aware of when taking photos outside in the winter:Your camera’s internal meter can be tricked by sunlight reflecting off the snowy ground. Compensate by using full manual and setting everything yourself or, when using auto modes, use your exposure controls.Autofocus can be tricked by falling and blowing snow, causing your camera to focus hunt or miss-focus. Switch into manual focus to compensate. You can freeze your nose (or other boy parts) to your camera if you aren’t careful.Some awesome photos you can take:The boiling water trick to create an ice-crystal fog around you.Creating frozen, crystalline soap bubbles.Using falling snow to create dynamic foregrounds and backgrounds as well as framing your subject.Interacting with winter’s elements to create an engaging image.Incorporate strong light effects and ice to create dynamic night-time portraits.Getting protection from the elements to make your photos better.SafetySnow can cover up crevasses and holes, be careful where you step.Watch out for cornices, snow-ledges that develop on ridge-lines. Learn about avalanches and how to avoid them.Coming homeProtecting your equipment so it doesn’t develop moisture inside, using large plastic bags or your backpack.Products mentioned in this episode:Lume CubeWe are aiming to grow a photographic community of like-minded adventurers and travellers. I’d love to chat with you more and see your photographs. Join us online in any of the following spaces:FacebookInstagram (@traveladventurephotoschool)WebsiteThanks for joining us today! Can’t wait for next week when we talk about 10 tips to take your travel photos from snapshots to wall art.

Winter is one of my favourite times to take photographs. The world looks magical all covered in snow, and there are some amazing things you can only photograph when it gets freezing cold. We understand that lots of people dislike being out when the snow is flying, but given the right preparation you can have a great time taking photographs in the cold and you can create some unique images.So join us for this special two-part series that is all about Winter Photography. In part 1, we cover things that you need to have and think about before heading out to shoot in the snow. We cover the gear you should have with you, the clothing you should wear, and the type of carry system that works in winter. In this episode, we cover a number of things including:Three reasons winter photography is awesomeThere are photographs you can only take when the temperature heads into the negativesSnow changes the way common landscapes look, giving you new shots and new perspectivesThere are very few other people out, take advantage of the quiet and stillnessThings to look for in your bag/backpackMade from a durable and weather-resistant materialWaterproof bottomHow is your gear accessed?Enough space for extras beyond your camera kitThe bags Robert uses:Peak Design Everyday Messenger Bag and F-Stop Gear Loka ULWhat else should you bring?Water/FoodExtra LayersMicrofibre TowelMini air-blowerMicro-spikesHiking PolesHeat PacksLarge Plastic BagDry-sackClothingLayer up on your clothesBaselayerMerino wool or synthetic equivalent to keep you warmMid-LayerJacket: synthetic down equivalent that stays warm when wet.Pants: Water-resistant material that you can move inHard-ShellWeatherproof (wind and waterproof)Think Gortex or something similarThis goes over your mid-layerSuper warm outer shell to put on when you stop for a whileBig puffy down coats work great for their warmth to weight ratioThink of where you pack your electronics, as batteries die far faster in the coldLinks to some of the things talked about in this episode:Peak Design Everyday Messenger (this is version 2.0, Robert uses version 1.0)F-Stop Gear Loka ULHelly Hansen Odin - Robert's mid-layer jacketKahtoola MicrospikesEnjoy the episode and look out for episode number 3, Winter Photography part 2, next week!

In this final episode of 2019 John and Jack discuss several recent industry events plus touch on some winter photography tips as John recently returned from leading a winter workshop to Grand Teton NP.  And finally, Jack talks a little bit about his planned sabbatical for the first half of 2020.         … Continue reading Winter Photography & Jacks Sabbatical →

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If you haven't had a chance to see our latest outdoor adventure please be sure to watch that before listening to this episode, https://youtu.be/Uy_ix4LkitA. We dig into the story behind that video and how things were initially planned out for that day. Things sometimes don't go to plan but every once and a while it works in your favor. That day was one of those instances.

A few quick announcements to consider. I’ll be offering portfolio reviews as we start the new year. All the info will be found on my website and it’ll all be up and running by January 2019. So if you’re interested in that just stay tuned and the details will be available most likely in the next episode. Don’t forget my workshops either. I’m also going to give you an extra incentive for either joining my email list or the Brent Bergherm Photo Workshops group on facebook. I’ll be releasing a code for the holidays that will be good for $100 off any international workshop. I’ve got a great workshop planned for the Total Solar Eclipse in Chile this July and another in Croatia at the tail end of August. Head on over to my website brentbergherm.com for all the details, and as you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to ask. Links Mentioned: Levi’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/photolevi/ His Bio at PhotoFocus: https://photofocus.com/author/levicsim/ His personal website: https://levisim.com Thanks so much for being here, let’s now get to the conversation with Levi Sim… Topic 1: Interview with Levi Sim Today I’m joined by Levi Sim. Levi, welcome to the show… Tell us a bit about yourself. And you as a photographer. … and when are you going to return Sharky James’ camera? Main Points of interest about winter photography. Dealing with condensation Type of bag? Batteries Anything about hunting that can be translated into photography? Clothes, like gloves, boots, Winter camping? Do you do it at all? Lens hood to protect against elements? Camera settings? Exposure challenges? Favorite locations or types of subjects? Use this link for excellent gear at the Peak Design website. It helps support my podcasting efforts. Thanks! Use this link to get a free gift at checkout, plus it helps support my podcasting efforts. Thanks!

reCOMPOSE 025: Winter Photography Now that we are fully into winter and Juan and Andy are in Yellowstone, we thought we would dedicate this episode of the podcast to Winter Photography. So many of you have shared with us your concerns and questions about photographing in the winter that we thought we would share with you our tips for successfully photographing even in the most extreme of winter weather. We don’t always have all the answers, but if we don’t we will research it and try to give you the best answer we can. So what have you got to lose, go ahead and send in your questions to us at contact@recompose.photo. Links mentioned on the episode WoolX with Muench 15% Discount Picks of the Week Juan: Heat 3 Gloves Andy: Buff Neck Gaiters Connect with Our Hosts & Guests Juan Pons: Website, Facebook Andy Williams: Website, Facebook reCOMPOSE Facebook Page    

Hanging out & talking Winter Landscape Photography in Southern Utah with Photographer Nathan St. Andre. We go over many tips on Winter Photography in that area from locations to smart clothing to survive the temperatures and remain comfortable without going out like the kid from the Christmas Story where he couldn't put his arms down. Link to the awesome map Nathan talked about that has all of the Slot Canyons in the US and some in Canada: http://www.bogley.com/forum/showthread.php?62130-The-Super-Amazing-Canyoneering-Map Follow Nathan: http://www.standrephotography.com/ http://www.facebook.com/nathanstandrephotography/

We complain about the challenges of winter photography but discover a website to help with that. Plus share a few untold stories from our adventures in 2016. The logistics of getting out in the winter turned out to be greater than Aaron anticipated but a website he discovered called TheOutbound.com looks to fix that! Then the guys talk about trips to Notch Peak, Payson Temple and the Silo from 2016 that hadn't been shared yet on the podcast.

We answer a listener question about shooting in winter: how to do it, what to bring, and what to watch out for to ensure you and your gear stay safe.

Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! As winter approaches it's important to be safe outside and it's helpful to know a few tips ahead of time.  On this episode I talk with Alex Soh, travel and landscape photographer from Singapore, about details we should be aware of and look for while shooting outside in the winter.  Just because it's cold out doesn't mean you shouldn't be out there shooting! Share YOUR thoughts on photography in our Facebook group here.  Join me on Instagram @brianmcguckin Keep up with Alex on Instagram @alexsohphotography

This week I walk you through the clothing I use for sub-zero winter photography trips, like my Japan Winter Wonderland Workshop and Tours. Images and Text: https://mbp.ac/398 Music by UniqueTracks

This week I walk you through the clothing I use for sub-zero winter photography trips, like my Japan Winter Wonderland Workshop and Tours. Images and Text: https://mbp.ac/398 Music by UniqueTracks

Following on from Episode 17 on Winter Photography, in this episode I mention a few things I forgot and some things that site members brought up. Details: https://mbp.ac/18

Following on from Episode 17 on Winter Photography, in this episode I mention a few things I forgot and some things that site members brought up. Details: https://mbp.ac/18

Winter photography can be very rewarding, but also dangerous for the unprepared. Here're some tips on how to keep your camera going and stay safe in harsh weather. Details: https://mbp.ac/17

Winter photography can be very rewarding, but also dangerous for the unprepared. Here're some tips on how to keep your camera going and stay safe in harsh weather. Details: https://mbp.ac/17