In this interview I sit down with veternal broadcaster, concert photographer and now podcaster Steve Brazill. Steve and I discuss his evolution from broadcasting into the wild frontier of podcasting. We also discuss his love of concert photography and how it continually proves to be one of the most challenging genres of photography out there.
In this interview I speak with Sacramento California based portrait photographer Christine Alward. We discuss her journey into professional modeling and her subsequent transition into running her own photography business.
In this interview I sit down with New York City based photographer, educator and marketer James Maher. James and I discuss some of the tips and suggestions for photographers just starting to think about building a business.
In this interview New York City based portrait photographer Chris Knight joins me to discuss how he has developed his personal style, the importance of disregarding gear, and also his thoughts on post-processing vs “real photography”.
In this interview, Marc Silber of Advancing Your Photography sits down with me to discuss his new book, and also provide some invaluable tips on some little things you can do to improve your photography today. We discuss the importance of internalizing the four main controls on your camera; ISO, f-stop, shutter-speed, and focus and when it’s OK to break the “rules”.
In this interview, I speak with Peter Krogh — the man behind the wildly popular “The Dam Book”; a resource that tackled the subject of organizing and backing up your digital images. This time Peter focuses his attention on the issue of digitizing and archiving your PHYSICAL images.
Intrepid globetrotter Trey Ratcliff updates on what he’s been up to over the last several months. Turns out, quite a lot! Trey has been collaborating with the Plotagraph team on making software to add motion to still photographs. He’s also in cahoots with MacPhun, refining the next generation of HDR processing software.
Learn how this revolutionary new software will give you reanimation power over your photos. Now you can turn any photo into living, breathing video! It’s amazing!
Having just discovered the Sacramento Valley, I sit down with one of the town’s local commercial and fashion shooters, Tim Engle. Tim and I discuss his career, stealthy Sacramento, and much more. A born-and-raised Sacramento native, Tim gives his thoughts on his home town — from a photographer’s perspective.
In this interview I had the opportunity to dive into an in-depth discussion with roof-top photographer Daniel Cheong. Using techniques he has refined over the years, Daniel has created a body of work containing some of the most stunning images ever taken of Dubai.
In this interview I speak with Lensbaby co-founder Craig Strong. Craig shares some interesting insights into how and why Lensbaby was conceived — and some thoughts on where the company’s focus is today, versus launch. He also shares his thoughts on where Lensbaby might be headed in the future.
In this interview I set down with Andy Yang, CEO of the popular photography sharing site 500px.com.
In this interview I sit down with the President of PlotaTech LLC, Troy Plota. Their first (and flagship) effort Plotagraph Pro is a revolutioary piece of software that enables creative professionals to add fluid movement to ordinary static images.
Griffin Stewart and Cowin Heibert are part of the team behind the industry-leading package deal team called 5DayDeal. Listen in to hear how, why and when they do it. And what might be next for team 5DayDeal.
Brad Malcolm is President and co-founder of Athentech Imaging, makers of Perfectly Clear. In this interview we get into the how’s and why’s of batching software processing. And some hints of where this tech may lead in the near future.
A.D. Wheeler is a multi-award winning New York based travel photographer specializing in a style he call’s “abandonscapes”.
In this episode, I sit down with Alex Tsepko – Managing Partner, and Kevin La Rue – Vice President. We discuss one of the company’s newest programs, Aurora HDR 2017. Aurora was launched last year to rave reviews, and they’ve updated the software with new features and performance updates.
In this interview I travel to Zenfolio HQ in Menlo Park, California to sit down with the company’s general manager Arnaud Collin. We discuss the past, present and future of Zenfolio as well as some of the projects they’re currently focusing on.
In this interview I sit down with globe-trotting photographer Ralph Velasco to discuss his experiences traveling in and around Vietnam. We also discuss my upcoming Vietnam workshop, and some tips for traveling and getting great pictures in South East Asia.
Have you ever wanted all of the forms, correspondence and documents necessary to run your photography business? In this interview I speak with Luke Copping about how he, and his business partners have assembled all of the nuts and bolts needed to run a successful photography business.
Trey Ratcliff is a photographer, artist, writer and adventurer. Trey’s images capture the beauty of exotic travel destinations while exploring the tension between what is real and what is a fiction. And his stories share the humor of the bizarre situations he often finds himself in.