Shutters Inc – episode 253
This week, Glynn is naked,
Melbourne city walk part 2,
apertures when shooting macro,
Carl Hemmings alerted us to the light painting portfolio of Noel Kerns,
he also reminded us all about f11 magazine, a free digital-only magazine for photographers,
pushing yourself when the subject isn’t what you were hoping for,
the 2nd worst photo workshop ever,
Getty Images allowing free use of all of its images,
Glynn found Artists ViewFinder, another phone app that he likes the look of,
should photographers crowdsource funding for their camera gear?,
a pie chart that shows who’s shooting with what,
Andrew Symes’ remarkable astronomy images shot with an iPhone and a telescope,
Davide Luciano’s interesting portfolio of images that uses potholes as inspiration,
and the clever use of glow sticks in photography.
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Wow that’s a lot of content!! I can’t figure out how you manage to keep the price for this podcast so low!!!
Dear Bruce and Glyn,
I was recentlyrecently at a riverside park in Guildford, Perth.
Fixed to several trees in the car park was a flyer pleading for the return of a stolen laptop.
The owner’s car had been broken into and a bag containing the laptop and two external hard drives had been taken.
The owner is “a keen enthusiast photographer” and on the laptop and drives was the last seven months’ worth of photographs he had taken.
The clear lesson here for me and my six fellow listeners is that if you’re going to back up your photos, FFS don’t leave the whole damn shooting match in a public car park!!
Regards,
Rob Coates, Perth