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LensWork - Photography and the Creative Process
Brooks Jensen
The Perry Pod: A Companion to the TV Classic Perry Mason
Jonathan Sircy
Wild West Tales - Old Time Radio Westerns
theaterofthemind-otr.com
The Bookshelf Chronicles
AC Wilson
Sách Nói Chất Lượng Cao
Voiz FM
Clawgasmic Nail Tech Talks
Chantelle Johnson
The Tarryn Reeves Show
Tarryn Reeves
门道
宝藏姐姐
Mind Set in Stone Podcast
Big L Riz
Creative Slash
Brad Woodard and Dustin Lee
Ministry of Arts Podcast
Gary Mansfield
RNIB TV Guide
RNIB Connect Radio
The Daily Poem
Amalia Dupray
Tales of Southwest Artist Ted DeGrazia
Big Blend Radio Network
Film Chewing
Steve
Пино, Арно и домино
Антон Гулевский, Яна Лукина
Cinema Hot Takes
Author Adidas Wilson
Creepy
Be Afraid
Rebel Ever After
Ella Dawson
CBCA Shadow Judging Podcast
The Children's Book Council of Australia
Podcast Patapoe
0d0a
吳若權 權式重點
吳若權｜中廣流行網
isletunes
Adam-Michael James
Quinn's Ideas
Quinn's Ideas
Stage Combat The Podcast
Haywood Productions, LLC
POCO Playback
7 Mountains Media
123 GO! Food
TheSoul Publishing
大铭脱口秀
大铭
Beer In Front
Dave Zalatoris
Podsothoth: A Lovecraft Book Club
Huge Success, LLC
The Articulate Coven: Anne Rice’s Interview with the Vampire & Immortal Universe After Show
The Articulate Coven, Ashley and Joel
True Crime Historian
Richard O Jones
Young Adult Authors Unplugged From Arroe Collins
Arroe Collins
The Lorehounds
The Lorehounds
The John Batchelor Show
John Batchelor
Promo Estereo Podcast
Promo Estereo
Ohrenweide
Helge Heynold, Claudius Grigat, Frank Muchlinsky
Arts
Brooks Jensen
HT2666 - The Wider the Focal Length Boy, I'm going to stick my neck out with this one. As a general rule of thumb, the shorter the focal length of your lens, the less personal the resulting image. Consider, for example M...
HT2665 - Recovering Shadows Is Easier Than Recovering Highlights When determining exposure, especially in high-contrast scenes, we often need to bias our settings to protect either the shadows or the highlights. With my ...
HT2664 - Our Attachment to Stuff In the early 1980s, I fumbled a lens swap and dropped an expensive view camera lens into the Pacific Ocean. I grieved then and still grieve to this day. Why is stuff so important? Every p...
HT2663 - How Each Image Contributes Although they are both forms of music, listening to a piano recital is a completely different experience than listening to a fully orchestrated symphony. The same can be said when comp...
HT2662 - One Grain of Sand It's difficult to admire one grain of sand while we are standing on the beach. I offer this as a metaphor for photography today. You and I sweat bullets to make a photograph we can be proud of,...
HT2661 - Images That Changed My Life Knowing my love for photography, a non-photographer friend of mine recently asked if there were images that literally changed my life. I fumbled an answer at the time, but I've though...
HT2660 - The Drama of Good vs Evil Can you think of an artistic expression that doesn't involve, in some way, the drama of good versus evil, innocence versus the diabolical, the weak vs the strong, dark versus light? (Yo...
HT2659 - Perfection or Enthusiasm Deep in the heart of an artist is the pursuit of perfection. It goes with the territory. Creating artwork is the one thing we do in our life without regard to time, expense, or even effo...
HT2658 - Seducing The Eye of the Beholder Said another way, a way that can bypass the numb response to a cliché, art appreciation is an act of free will. Extending that thought even further, people look at your artwork b...
HT2657 - Guiding Their Consumption I know, that's sort of an odd title for this thought, but there's an important issue that demands our attention. Imagine you want to assemble sizable project of 100 or so images for a b...
HT2656 - Big Things Are Made from Little Things One of the great lessons from my dad who was also my coach, is an approach to making progress. He used to say that "inch by inch is a cinch, yard by yard is hard." Doesn't ...
HT2655 - Do It Again and Again and Again The difference between a hobbyist and a professional is that a hobbyist practices until they get it right. A professional practices until they can't get it wrong. For some reason ...
HT2654 - Those Delicate Highlights I remember a workshop instructor once suggesting that photographs live in Zone VIII. I'm not sure a definitive statement like this is universally accurate, but it definitely points in a...
HT2653 - There Are No Bad Lenses, There Are No Perfect Lenses The other day I was working on some images in Lightroom and realized that one of them was a fantastically sharp image that I had made with a notoriously bad l...
HT2652 - A Grand Slam Home Run If you are a baseball fan like I am, you know what a thrill it is when your team hits a grand slam. A true baseball fan, however, knows that the occasional grand slam is not the reason to b...
HT2651 - Processing Delta In mathematics and statistics, delta is the measure of change. Strangely enough, I find this a useful concept in processing my photographic artwork. What is the delta (change) required between t...
HT2650 - The Question Answered by the Caption First, let's admit that not every photograph needs a caption. If a photograph does need a caption, it can be useful to consider the question the caption is intended to answer...
HT2649 - Overwhelming Beauty Sometimes I really struggle as a landscape photographer. When the scene is overwhelmingly beautiful, one would think that making a successful photograph would be easier. It's not. The more be...
HT2648 - One Hundred Compositions Let's say you find yourself in a fascinatingly photogenic location and decide to work it intensely. We've all had this experience at one time or another. What often happens to me is that...
HT2647 - New Work Here in the 21st century, the volume of creative work that is being produced leads people inexorably to over-value the new. I don't recall anyone ever asking me to see work I did 25 years ago. The quest...
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