This week on TWiP, 100 groundbreaking cameras in the history of photography, new UK legislation provides unlimited access to orphan works, and an interview with Corwin Hiebert from Craft & Vision with tips on how photographers can build their own successful micro businesses.
The Boston Marathon bombings reinforce the importance of great photojournalism. The Kentucky Derby bans all interchangeable lens cameras. And Beyonce tells pro photographers to look for other work.
This week on TWiP, Adobe releases a beta of Lightroom 5, a photographer uses Criagslist to track down a thief who stole his photography gear, and Dove Canada releases a Photoshop Trojan Horse to shame potential body-shamers. Plus another Critique of the Week, Listener Q&A, and our Picks of the Week.
Sears and Walmart shutter their portrait studios. A new Facebook app enables users to create photo products from your images – without your permission. HTC and Facebook collaborate on a new social media ready phone. A discussion about how far you are willing to go to get the shot. Plus an interview with Varina and Jay Patel!
After the rabid success of our last Transporter giveaway, the generous folks over at Connected Data have allowed us to hand out another device to one lucky winner.
Join the celebration as we clink our glasses to mark 300 episodes of This Week in Photo! On tap today: Canon’s big vision – the small or petite dslr, a photographer sues his subject?! St. NIK comes early. And an eyebrow-raising interview with lots of great insights with Jared Polin of FroKnowsPhoto.
Valerie Jardin, Nicole Young, and newcomer Charlie MacPherson, join Frederick to talk about Facebook’s facelift and how it might impact photographers. Plus, paying to photograph iconic landmarks, and the FAA grounds an aerial photography business in Minnesota.
TWiP regular Nicole S. Young (aka Nicolesy) has opened a brand spankin’ new online store! And being the beggars we are, I asked her to offer up some free goodies to the TWiP audience. She obliged and we came up with this little contest.
This week on TWiP: Get set for an engaging conversation about photographers and the law. Plus, an interview with Canadian street photographer Sara Collaton.
This week on the show: emerging technologies in Smart Phone photography, Photojournalists becoming targets for thieves in Oakland, and an interview with Mike Larson on the current state of the wedding photography industry. Doug Kaye, Valerie Jardin, and Darlene Hildebrandt join Frederick to discuss these topics and more!
This week on TWiP: The drones are coming! Nikon releases the D7100, a look at Droneography and the Phantom Quadcopter, and Flickr is back! Plus an interview with Aaron Mahler.
This week on TWiP, Nicole Young & Tom Anderson join Frederick to discuss the changing landscape of online learning as Lynda.com acquires Video2Brain. Plus the online video looping wars heat up between Twitter & Vimeo, and a special interview with Darlene Hildebrandt from HerViewPhotography.com.
This week, Frederick is away so Martin Bailey settles into the hosting chair as the inmates take over the asylum to talk about iStockPhoto’s decision to give the boot to one if their top contributors. Also, updates from Flickr, Instagram and 500px, and a round-table discussion on cloud solutions for photographers. Plus a special interview with Ryan Stansky from Squarespace.
This week on TWiP: Three short interviews with three good friends of the show. First, Frederick interviews Brooks Institute’s Chris Orwig on how photographers can develop their individual style. Brian Fischer is up next with a look at the recent Blog World and New Media Expo. Finally, Don Komarechka is on hand to set the record straight on Canadian copyright.
The guys over at Connected Data have given us authorization to give away two of these babies to ONE lucky winner!
This week on TWiP: The CP Plus show in Japan, smartphone stock photos and techniques for choosing your best images. Plus an interview with photographer and educator David H. Wells.
This week on TWiP we’re talking about image use and abuse. A judge rules Twitter images are off limits, Apple’s nudity police yank the popular 500px app off the app store, plus Google and Getty stick 5,000 royalty free images in your Google Drive – for free! Plus an interview with sports photographers Matt Cohen and Ryu Voelkel of BigLensFastShutter.com.
This week on TWiP, Canon tries the brick and mortar space with their new “Experience Center,” Google’s list of the top 16 photographers online and a social media update. Plus a conversation with Zenfolio’s Ian Stone.
Pete Souza is a photographer who is truly living the dream. As the Chief Official White House photographer and Director of the White House Photography Office, he spends most of his time with President Barack Obama, traveling the world and documenting the daily life of the leader of the free world.
On this week’s show we round up the photography news coming out of CES 2013 in Las Vegas. Plus Polaroid is getting ready to launch Fotobars, Art.com acquires Zenfolio, and Frederick interviews photographer Giulio Sciorio about his move to shooting exclusively with Micro four-thirds cameras.
This Week on TWiP, join Doug, Valerie, Martin and Frederick in a discussion about Instagram’s terms of service snafu, expectations for next week’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and publishing for photographers. Plus, a chat with Scott Bourne.