Photo Yoga! Stretching your Creativity – TWiP 510
Cool new ways to stretch yourself, keep your enthusiasm flowing and your photography fresh. You’ll also discover some valuable resources for learning new photography techniques and styles.
Cool new ways to stretch yourself, keep your enthusiasm flowing and your photography fresh. You’ll also discover some valuable resources for learning new photography techniques and styles.
Martin Bailey joins me to discuss some ways photographers can diversify their income to insulate themselves financially.
In this video, photographer Christopher Berry and Frederick Van Johnson discuss some of their favorite imagery and cinematography from the ground-breaking film.
Sony Artisan of Imaging Robert Evans, and globe-trotting pixel hunter Martin Bailey join the show to discuss the latest new cameras from Sony.
In this episode we go behind the scenes of the TWiP PRO Community and with the founder of LaunchPass.com, the service that manages TWiP PRO. We discuss the evolution of online communities, TWiP PRO and some best practices for building vibrant online spaces for your niche.
What happens when you hit a wall? When you get burned out. You feel like you’re seeing the same photos posted over and over again, only to realize that YOU are also creating the same shots over and over again. Watch as I tackle these topics with Steve Brazill and Ron Pepper.
This episode is all about video streaming, from the perspective of the still photographer. Photojoseph is on the panel to discuss if you should get into it? What’s are the challenges?
Renee Robyn and I have an unplanned conversation about art, and how others opinions can affect how and what you shoot.
Craig Colvin and Craig Stampfli join me to share some priceless tips on how to get started shooting models underwater, without taking a bath!
An interview about what it takes to photograph the Olympics!
For this episode I’ve invited on two professional wedding photographers; Troy Miller and Bruce Clarke, to share the 3 WORST mistakes they’ve made, or have seen other wedding photographers make. And more importantly, how you can avoid making these mistakes yourself.
In this episode I talk with Craig Colvin and Tim Engle, two professional photographers, each with different approaches to creating beautiful photographs of women.
Michael Rubin’s latest project is called Neomodern. It’s a brick-and-mortar gallery type experience in the heart of San Francisco focused on creating gallery quality prints from images provided by walkers-by, or by appointment.
TWiP has been “off the air” for about a year. There are many reasons for this, but the important thing is THE SHOW IS BACK. In this livestreamed presentation, Frederick Van Johnson discusses the past, present and future of your favorite photography podcast.
In this show @Frederick Van Johnson @Steve Brazill and @PhotoJoseph briefly discuss TWiP’s hiatus, then tear into GoPro and the failure of their Karma Drone. Then we’ll discuss low-light photography tips and finally we’ll round things out with a panel discussion around their favorite cameras.
I established TWiP PRO as kind of a “sane respite” from the growing crowd of opinions in the photography industry. Think of it as a kind of exclusive airport lounge. The public areas in most airports are functional, and nice enough for most people – however, some travelers would prefer a more focused experience where they can relax, have fewer people around and actually get some work done.
Mihir Shah, CEO of Drobo joins me to discuss storage solutions for photographers and their new Drobo 5N2 — a network-attached storage device that essentially becomes your own personal DropBox.
It’s time to bid season 1 of TWiP GLAM! a fond farewell. So get ready, Season 2 is just around the corner! with new guests, meetups and a whole lot more!
Frederick Van Johnson and Steve Brazill discuss their initial first-week impressions of Apple’s new flagship smartphone — the iPhone X.
Take a dive into the art of Calgary photographer Al Del Degan as we explore his portfolio and learn his simple technique for perfect silhouettes.
Chris Berry is making the transition from amateur to professional. We discuss what this transition means, and how he’s managing the idea of putting a price tag on his work, and the responsibilities it all brings.