This week, I’m joined by long time SI listener, and multi-published author, Mike Hollman.

Mike offered to call me on skype to discuss my tourism shoot next week, as he has done quite a few gigs along these lines.
Rather than just keep all that info for myself, I asked if Mike would mind if we made it an episode of the podcast, as I felt there might be some good info there for other photographers.

Also mentioned in this episode, the Photographer’s Ephemeris.

Check out some of Mike’s stunning landscape work at mikehollman.com

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This week, Shelton and business partner, Glynn Lavender took a model out to some ruins for a bridal shoot with a difference.
Shelton also recommends that we ALL go and watch this video.
Also, the Victorian bushfires, and what some very generous local photographers (like Richard Annable) are doing to help out.
Shelton, in the process of learning the hard way, talks about the importance of backing up your digital images to another location… preferably a web-based solution like Carbonite.
Bruce answers a listener e-mail regarding the “flash-to-subject distance formula”… and gets it wrong!
Plus, if your camera’s automatic metering modes (aperture priority, shutter priority, etc) suddenly failed, could you survive having to shoot in manual mode?

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