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29 Apr 2013
Copyright workflow of one professional photographer (me)Registering your photographs with the Library of Congress is THE most important thing any photographer can do to protect their intellectual property (their photographs.) While it is not a difficult process, it can be tedious. In this podcast, I walk you through my copyright registration process, in great detail.
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13 Jun 2012
Shoot Edit RepeatEditing a large set of images down to a select few is a challenge for most photographers. In this podcast, I take you with me as I am photographing and then you watch and listen as I am editing my “shoot” down to the selects.
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16 May 2012
The travelling camera bag of a professional photographer (me!)Every photographer has series of problems they have to solve. The most basic problem is how to get the subject in front of the camera onto the chip, film or paper. Another example of such a problem is what gear a traveling professional will take on the road and how will they carry that. In this podcast I take you inside my camera bag to show you how I solve that particular problem.
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18 Jan 2012
An introduction to histogramsUnderstanding histograms is the key to getting a good exposure in digital photography. In this podcast, I walk you through the basics of the histogram. I show images of histograms (and scenes I have photographed.) Understanding histograms is the key to mastering exposure, which is at the heart of good photography.
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The key to growth as a photographer? Prints on the table!
Over nearly four decades as photographer, I have come to believe that one of the best ways to grow as a photographer is to have other photographers evaluate your work in a process I call “prints on the table.” In this brief podcast, I explain that process and the thinking behind it.
