TWiP Talks 9: Exploring Photigy with Alex Koloskov
In this episode of TWiP Talks I sit down with commercial photographer Alex Koloskov, founder of Photigy.
In this episode of TWiP Talks I sit down with commercial photographer Alex Koloskov, founder of Photigy.
In this episode of TWiP Talks, I chat with my good friend, and the CEO of The Arcanum Peter Giordano. Peter catches us up on what the original intent for The Arcanum was and how (and if) that has changed over last year and a half. I also ask some pointed questions regarding the fact that they entered an already crowded space, and why.
In this interview Chris Fenwick and I discuss video. Specifically, which program photographers should choose when making the move into the world of video.
In this TWiP Talks interview I sit down with prolific YouTuber, Podcaster and Photographer Jared Polin aka FroKnowsPhoto. We discuss his new approach to teaching photographers how to navigate the mysterious world of creating professional quality videos using “regular” equipment.
This project, Beauty After Breast Cancer, is a book being produced by Katelyn Carey, a nurse who had a preventative mastectomy at the age of 29. Together with photographer and TWiP host Joseph Linaschke, they are working with a team of devoted professionals in the Ashland, OR area, to create a Kickstarter funded resource unlike anything currently available.
Jeremy Cowart talks about his altruistic approach to his photography career. And his foray into mobile app development with his popular app OkDoThis.
In this interview I chat with Zenfolio co-founder Vitaliy Kuznetov about how his company is working to empower photographers to make more money, while doing less of the “tedious” tasks normally associated with running a successful photography business.
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Peter Krogh is regarded as one of the world’s leading experts on DAM, or digital asset management.
In this interview Mark Homza and I discuss the emerging art form of the living photograph, cinemagraph, animated portrait, etc.
I have been modeling for over 6 years. I have been lucky enough to work with some fantastic photographers during this time, and have been really enjoying myself!
Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Brian Smith is the luckiest guy on the planet. He’s told Bill Gates exactly what to do for an entire hour, appeared on The X Factor, exhibited at the Library of Congress and more.
Joe McNally is an internationally acclaimed photographer whose career has spanned 30 years and included assignments in over 50 countries. He has shot cover stories for TIME, Newsweek, Fortune, New York, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times Sunday Magazine, and Men’s Journal.
We’re a Seattle-based boutique agency specializing in the conception and production of promotional, cause-driven and inspirational films as well as original branded content.
David duChemin is a world & humanitarian assignment photographer, best-selling author, digital publisher, and international workshop leader whose nomadic and adventurous life fuels his fire to create and share.
Marc Silber began taking black & white photographs at the legendary Peninsula School, avidly learning composition and darkroom skills.
Stephen Burns is a digital artist and author of books on being creative with your digital tools
I believe that photography is about people, relationships and the moments that they share together.
Cali Lewis and I host Geek Beat TV, a show that covers everything Geeky! Computing, mobile, A/V, automotive, social media, and more!
One of the things I am doing as part of my retirement is disengaging from social media. Not right away, not completely but soon and significantly.