On location in Cebu in the Philippines, Gina and Valerie talk about the next part of their adventure and how to photograph in exotic locations. They cover dealing with the camera condensation that’s prevalent in the tropics, handling the harsh light, how to find the good light, shooting total strangers, what “cake bread” really is – and much more. #ginachallenge #tropical Click play to listen to the podcast or find it on iTunes here. If you don’t use iTunes you can get the feed here, or listen to us on Stitcher radio. Show notes Shoutouts William Keeler ( True Grit Preset) Rossini Festival, Knoxville, TN. Photo Critique Sunny Izreal Hi all, I generally shoot my kiddos and friends at their various sports activities. This is from last night at martial arts belt testing. The light was dismal as you might imagine and my settings were 1/100, f3.5, ISO400 with my...

I’ve spent most of my life believing I was an extrovert. As a child, I was the class clown, always the first to volunteer to read out loud in class. I love people and will happily talk anyone’s ear off at a party. Classic extrovert right? Ahhh nooo, the truth is I’ve got this definition totally wrong my whole life. I’m an introvert. I always believed the definition of an introvert was someone who was painfully shy, hated to leave the house and socially awkward, and while this may be true for some, there are many, many introverts who, just like me, have the following preferences: 1 . They prefer to work in solitude I spent the first 15 years of my career working in a shared office in a busy studio. I was very easily distracted by other people and found I got the bulk of my work done...