This Week in Photo

A Look Inside the GNARBOX!

GNARBOX has created a wireless hard drive that enables photographers and video content creators to lighten their load with a…

BestCanvas.com President Frederik Huhn and I sit down over Skype to discuss his goals for the company, their product line,…

In this episode the panel takes a stab at answering the question of… can nudity be fine art?

Troy Miller and Frederick Van Johnson critique the latest submissions to the TWIP PRO #photo-critique channel!

In this interview I sit down with KelbyOne.com founder and CEO Scott Kelby. Scott and I discuss the evolution of…

In this episode we're leaving the traditional photography topics behind, and instead we're going to take a look at the…

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Behind the Shot

Rainbow Hills
Craig Colvin is an award-winning photographer and educator, based in San Jose, CA, whose primary focus is using the human body as art. Join Craig and I on this episode of Behind the Shot as we discuss his image "Rainbow Hills".
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Behind the Shot

See No Evil, Hear No Evil, and Peace
Dustin Jack is a Los Angeles based photographer with a wide range of specialties. Today I sit down to talk with Dustin about his studio work with Tommy Lee, of Motley Crüe fame, and what it takes to get a great portrait - with all the pressure of a celebrity subject.
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PocketShooters

Pocketshooters on Tripods
In this episode, we discuss when and where you might want to employ the use of a tripod in your pocketshooting.
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Behind the Shot

Sunrise at the Blue Swallow
Canon Explorer of Light, educator, and award-winning photographer Rick Sammon is often called “The Godfather of Photography”. On this episode Rick discusses his HDR image Sunrise at the Blue Swallow.
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PocketShooters

Time-Lapse Photography with your Mobile Phone
Creating time-lapse videos is a great way to compress events that ordinarily would take a long time to unfold.
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PocketShooters

Pocketshooters on The Rule of Thirds
In this episode we’ll dive into one of the biggest, and most important “suggestions”, it’s called the “rule of thirds”.
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