The Art of Photography

I get asked a lot about how to balance photography with a seemingly time consuming, full time job. I'm here to tell you it can be done and give you some help along the way.

Here we'll take a look at how to post process RAW files and in the process go over some reasons why RAW is a much higher quality format to work in than JPEG, mainly by using some unconventional lighting situations.

Today we are going to talk about the RAW file format. Why would you want to use it and when do you need it? All this plus the Art of Photography Advisory Board, the new website and an Ireland Meetup.

In this episode we'll take a look at how you can come up with benchmarks as a photographer for measuring your work, improvement and success.

What is your photography product? What are you trying to create. In this episode we'll look at mediums and how you can benefit from crossing over them.

In this episode we'll talk about the wonderful plastic Diana cameras from the 60's that were built in Hong Kong. Wonderfully blurred images are made from a complete lack of quality control and consistency in manufacture. There is a wonderful sense of beau

Still unpacking the new studio. Ran across a box of old cameras to share in this episode. Some amazing results can be obtained with old, poor quality cameras.

Some thoughts on "Getting Things Done" - productivity for photographers based on methods by David Allen.

I've done several episodes on creating a photography website, but the most important task is selecting your work to display. In this episode I'll offer some thoughts on how to get started.

Continuing along with your websites for photographers theme, in this episode I'll discuss Wordpress, Tumbler, and Posterous.

Having done much research lately, I find it surprising how many really great photographers fall short when it comes to their website. This is the first in a multi-part series on websites for photographers.

Happy Holidays - just a short talk on how you should take your skills this year and be remarkable!

We don't talk about video much on this podcast, but I wanted to cover a steadicam built for the iPhone that makes it very usable as a video camera.

Want to make something with your photography to give to a loved one this season and don't know what to do? This is the episode for you!

We've done a lot of work talking about Holga Projects and it occurred to me that we hadn't done a proper episode on shooting with a Holga. So here it is folks…