The Martin Bailey Photography Podcast (Enhanced)

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Wireless Remote Control Releases, Cable Releases and Timer Controls etc. are available for all camera systems. Check your instructions or the manufacturers Web site for details. You can take a look at the Wimberley Plamp that I recently picked up here: http://www.tripodhead.com/products/plamp-main.cfm Take a look at the following post for details about the MBP Photography Assignment "Contrasting Colours" and links to the gallery etc: http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=626 Please do take 5 minutes to complete the Listener's survey. You'll find a link and some reasons why I'm doing this here: http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=549

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My current equipment is as follows... Tripod #1 Legs: Manfrotto 444 Carbon One Manfrotto's Web site: http://www.manfrotto.com/ Head: Acratech's The Ultimate Ballhead with a Wimberly QR (Quick Release) Clamp C-10 The Ultimate Ballhead: http://acratech.net/ Wimberly QR (Quick Release) Clamp C-10: http://www.tripodhead.com/products/qr-clamps-main.cfm Tripod #2 Legs: Gitzo 1348 Mk2 (with built in level) Gitzo's Web site: http://www.gitzo.com/ Head: Wimberly Head: http://www.tripodhead.com/products/wimberley-main.cfm Monopod: Manfrotto 3245 Head: No head, just a Wimberly QR (Quick Release) Clamp C-10 the same as above. Also check out Michael Reichmann's The Luminous Landscape Video Journal, where I first heard of the Wimberly Head: http://www.luminous-landscape.com/video_journal/index.shtml

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Take a look at the Colour Wheel I've added to the site at the below link. http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/colourwheel.php This Colour Wheel was developed by Jemima Pereira though I've modified it slightly such as adding one more colour to the main list, so that you can see four full pairs of colours etc. Thanks Jemima for your technical skill in putting this together and your generosity in making this available for others to learn from. http://jemimap.ficml.org/style/color/wheel.html MBP Photography Assignment Rules: 1) Only ONE image per member. You can physically upload more but all but your last upload WILL be removed. You can find the "Contrasting Colours" Assignment Album here: http://www.mbpgalleries.com/thumbnails.php?album=93 2) Only NEW images please. The idea of the assignment is to shoot with a purpose. Going through old stock and finding something appropriate will not help you to grow as a photographer. Wherever possible ensure that you Save As in Photoshop, not save for Web, as Save As preserves the images EXIF data, so that you can prove that you shot the image after today, April 3rd, 2006. 3) At a certain date, probably the end of April, the album will be locked to prevent further uploads and the voting function will be turned on for a set period of probably one or two weeks. Comments and voting will be off until that point. 4) All members will be able to vote just once for each image and voting will be possible for a week or so. 5) Martin will decide the actual winner while bearing the vote counts and trends in mind. Martin's decision will be final and not negotiable. 6) The prize for the winner will be an original print of your choice from Martin's main gallery at http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/ Also, please do take 5 minutes to complete the Listener's survey. You'll find a link and some reasons why I'm doing this here: http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=549

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You can see the English page for the PIE 2006 here at the following site. I don't know how long this will be live though: http://www.pie2006.com/ See the Lowepro camera bag systems here: http://www.lowepro.com/ You can drill down to the Epson Printers and portable storage, image viewers that I mention here: http://www.epson.com/ You can find Top Japanese Nature Photographer, Yoshiaki Kobayashi's web site here: http://www.nature-photo.jp/ Much of the text on the site is in Japanese, but the menu is in English. Click the GALLERY button to see some of Kobayashi-Sensei's excellent work. Also, please do take 5 minutes to complete the Listener's survey. You'll find a link and some reasons why I'm doing this here: http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=549

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Spring is a great time for nature and wildlife photography, but with the clear skies and warm, not too hot, weather, it makes for better conditions all round. The Shinjuku Gyoen Park here in Tokyo is a great spot to get away from the middle of the hustle and bustle and captures some dreamy blossom images. Also, please do take 5 minutes to complete the Listener's survey. You'll find a link and some reasons why I'm doing this here: http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=549

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To list all images all images from my four day trip to Hokkaido click the following link. The shots will actually probably be listed in descending order, with newest first. If you want to view the shots in the order they were made, click on the last number on the bottom right of the browser window, below the thumbnails, and then click the very last image. Then you can click the arrow pointing to the left above each image to view them in chronological order. http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=hokkaido_feb2006

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To list all images all images from my four day trip to Hokkaido click the following link. The shots will actually probably be listed in descending order, with newest first. If you want to view the shots in the order they were made, click on the last number on the bottom right of the browser window, below the thumbnails, and then click the very last image. Then you can click the arrow pointing to the left above each image to view them in chronological order. http://www.martinbaileyphotography.com/thumbnails.php?album=search&search=hokkaido_feb2006