Street Focus 100: Celebrating 100 Episodes
This week my good friends and veteran podcasters Ibarionex Perello and Martin Bailey join me to celebrate 100 episodes of Street Focus and talk about what keeps us going week after week.
This week my good friends and veteran podcasters Ibarionex Perello and Martin Bailey join me to celebrate 100 episodes of Street Focus and talk about what keeps us going week after week.
This week we are joined by Rob Adams from Rob Adams films. Rob is here today to talk with us about the world of wedding videography and share some tips and advice on how wedding photographers and videographers can work together on the wedding day.
In this interview, Jim and I connect in a Google+ Hangout to discuss his workflow using MacPhun’s new Aurora software.
Instagram Stories imitates Snapchat Stories. A photographer sues Getty Images for $1B after being billed for her own photo. Plus a cool new tech that can print holograms with regular InkJet printers.
This week on Street Focus my guest is my good friend Alec Hosterman. Together we answer questions about photography education, workflow and editing time, give the winners of the Street Challenge, announce a new one and give our picks of the week!
This week we discuss Nikon’s announcement of their brand new 105mm f1.4 portrait lens. Plus Fujifilm updates their Instax portable printer and Microsoft releases a new app photo called PIX loaded with artificial intelligence
Okay, this is not about street photography, but we all need a bit of video education. So I decided to invite Lee Herbet on the show to share some basic tips to get started. I hope you learn something new!
This week we chat with Ben Chernivsky, a wedding photographer from Chicago who developed Gifyyy Booth – a portable photo booth that is easy to setup, lightweight, ultra-portable, compact, and self sufficient.
Verizon buys Yahoo! for $4.83B. In this episode we discuss this latest page in silicon valley drama, and what this might mean for one of Yahoo’s most prized properties — Flickr. Plus, are digital displays coming to Canon lenses and confessions of an anonymous Victoria’s Secret retoucher.
This week on Street Focus, my guest Jimmy Lee tells his story. After losing his job of 30 years, he decided to turn his passion for photography into something more than just a hobby.
Exploring the colorful world of colored gels with Jake Hicks. Learn about this fascinating and classic technique and add a splash of color to your work.
There’s a new app to colorize your B&W photos but do these automated apps devolve the craft of photography? Plus Apple gets a patent to disable the camera in the iPhone and DJI introduces an updated GEO fencing system.
In this Street of the World segment, we are going to Austin, Texas and your guide for this adventure is local photographer Dickie Bennett.
Jared Platt is a workflow and Lightroom guru and he is here today with advice for wedding photographers on how they can streamline their workflow so they can spend less time chained to their computers editing.
Fujifilm is at it again, this time they’ve released the successor to their wildly popular XT1 mirrorless camera, the XT2. There are a number of refinements on this new body, and one of the big ones is that it features full 4K video!
This week on Street Focus, street photographer Steve Simon talks about photographing the National Conventions and so much more. Enjoy!
Every now and again a new technology emerges that promises to change the way we think about something. These technological disruptions usually appear when a particular segment of the industry begins to show signs of aging.
It’s our first ever TWiP recorded live in front of a studio audience at the Out of Chicago Conference with an all-star panel including: Scott Bourne, Derrick Story, Ron Pepper, Valerie Jardin, Rob Knight and Steve Brokaw.
This week on Street Focus, Chicago based street photographer Molly Porter shares her top 10 street tips.
This week we’re going to talk about the client experience. From the moment a potential client inquiries about your services, through to the final delivery of their images and beyond, what are the key ingredients that create an exceptional client experience?
Adobe continues with its “rolling thunder” model of dripfeeding cool new features to Creative Cloud subscribers. Also Hasselblad enters the mirrorless market with a relatively inexpensive medium format mirrorless camera. And the FAA finally announces rules governing drone flight in the United States