Archive for May, 2012
TWiT Photo 55: Frederick Van Johnson and Derrick Story
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Tue 05.08.2012
Frederick Van Johnson and Derrick Story join guest host Sarah Lane in a discussion about social media and how it has changed the creative world of photography. Find out how learning everything positive and negative about analog photography helped Frederick become the great photographer he is today. We also hear some stories of Frederick and Derrick from back in the days when they worked together.
Below are three of Frederick’s tips:
1) Define (and refine) your goals
2) Use the right tools. (Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, YouTube)

3) Build a schedule, then test… rinse & repeat.
Coming up May15 – Photographer Catherine Chalmers and her amazing macro photography.
Did you catch Trey Ratcliff’s last Variety Hour? Trey’s topic is about learning and improving your photography. Watch it on TWiT TV
Don’t miss a chance to watch or listen to your favorite photographers – download the TWiT Photo podcast on iTunes for free :)
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TWiT Photo 54: Doug Kaye Shows His Analytical Side
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Tue 05.08.2012
Doug Kaye joins us this week and show us his unique perspective into the world of photography. With his analytical eye, he shows us how to be technical as well as creative when practicing photography.
Below are three of Doug’s tips:
1. Buy (and sell) used gear.

2. Use a service like Auction Sniper to get the best deals on online auctions

3) Get into printing your images
Coming up today! – Photographer Eddie Tapp
Did you catch Trey Ratcliff’s last Variety Hour? Trey and cohost Karen Hutton discuss how Social Media has affected artists and their opportunities. Watch it on TWiT TV
Don’t miss a chance to watch or listen to your favorite photographers – download the TWiT Photo podcast on iTunes for free :)
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Photography Illusionist Joel Grimes dazzles us with engaging imagery and a LIVE photoshop demo about streaking. Find out why being color blind has served as an asset, the secret to quick and easy compositing, and the importance of striking your subjects face with light.
Joel also shared 4 tips on how he creates his stunning images.
1. Get the best performance out of your lens
2. Choose the right strobe to freeze action
3. Photoshop tips: Selection/Cutout, Atmospheric light streaks.
4. Always use a tripod
Did you catch Trey Ratcliff’s last Variety Hour? He talked about the Google+/Scott Kelby Conference. Watch it on TWiT TV
Don’t miss a chance to watch or listen to your favorite photographers – download the TWiT Photo podcast on iTunes for free :)



















