Podcast

We talk to landscape photographer Jack Curran. His moving and evocative images are an example of a master in action. Jack has been shooting amazing landscapes for 40 years. He’s a multi-award-winning photographer and has been ranked as one of the top 10 landscape photographers in the world and won dozens of awards.

Jack shares some great tips and insights for photographers of all levels and managed to change the way I view lighting landscapes.

We cover: why landscape and why black and white, the importance of great mentors, why he doesn’t always shoot every landscape he sees, challenges of shooting landscapes, basic gear, focal length and settings, the best light for landscape photography – and much more.

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Do you want to know how to shoot memorable, meaningful and authentic photos? We mean photos that really connect with people on an emotional level, images that mean something to a viewer and that they will remember for years to come.

In this episode, Gina and Valerie discuss how to interact with your subject, what you need to do when posing them, how to remain authentic yourself and the importance of “reading the room” and matching the energy for best results.

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Sicily photography tour

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Constructive critique

How to shoot . . .

We talk to documentary travel photographer Kerry Pryor who runs a commercial freelance photography business in Melbourne, but also travels regularly for her work. This includes regular destinations like Ethiopia, Nepal, and Kenya on assignment for “Eyes for Africa” and “Beyond the Orphanage”.

Kerry was recently awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for service to photography, and to international charitable initiatives.

Kerry talks about the pros and cons of studying photography as a diploma course ands lessons learnt working as a stills photographer on movie and TV sets.

She reveals highlights, logistics and challenges of working as a volunteer in emerging countries, gear when working in remote locations, what you should consider when volunteering and much more.

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Photographer Kristi Herd started a quirky passion project that has opened up fabulous opportunities.

In this episode, Kristi talks about how her love of photography started, her early influence, the moment she discovered her unique style, developing her style into a book, gear and lighting techniques – and much more.

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Hi, my name is Kristi Louise Herd and I was born in Oldham, Greater Manchester, UK. I am currently working as a coordinator at the University of Dundee. As I like to challenge myself, I am also currently studying for a Masters in Design for Business.

I spent my . . .

You have questions! And we have answers. Thanks to everyone in the listener community on Facebook.

In this episode we talk about: what does good street photography look like? How to wrangle 10 puppies for a photo shoot, getting more clients for car photography and how to compose a photo.

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Sue Morris: Like you, Gina Milicia, I bought a little Fujifilm mirrorless for travelling with last year and took great pains to attach the strap correctly. However, I was out practising with the camera one day when one end of the strap came completely undone! It was just . . .

When you’re travelling you don’t always have all the time – or all the gear – to set up the shots you have planned in your head. So how can you make the most out of these opportunities?

Fresh off her photography trip to Sicily, Gina talks about how to shoot portraits on the run.

In this episode, she unveils some of the key learnings from her trip and breaks down how all listeners can benefit from these insights.

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Pros and Cons of Fuji XT3

Pros

Light Great detail Good focus Sexy design Weather seal Interchangeable lenses

Cons

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How do you pitch yourself as a photographer? Imagine if you lived in a beautiful part of the world that was incredibly remote and your dream was to become a fashion photographer. Chances are you would need to relocate to a major fashion hub like Paris, New York, Sydney or London. That’s exactly the situation that today’s guest, Olivia Bossert found herself in.

Olivia lives in Cornwall, south-west coast of the UK. It’s a rustic, ruggedly beautiful location but not a lot of fashion brands are based there so Olivia thought outside the box and created a unique business plan where the big brands came to her!

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How to create high-end images on a budget. Who DOESN’T want to know how to do that? Let’s face it – most of us don’t have heaps of cash to splash around on big budgets sets, equipment or talent. So we have to make do with what we’ve got! But you can still achieve a high-end look even if you have a beer budget.

In this episode, we chat to photographer UK-based Rahim Mastafa on how he does just that.

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Those of you in the podcast facebook group will be familiar with Rahim’s epic fitness and cinematic shots. They look . . .