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In Tom Kirkendall's skilled hands, even a toy like the Holga camera yields fascinating results -- and in this interview, he's ready and willing to share his secrets. Whether you're an old hand with inexpensive film cameras or the whole concept is brand new, you'll come away with interesting hints, tips, and ideas to improve your work.]]>
You might think of the Holga camera as a brilliant mistake -- a low quality, toy-type camera whose flaws produce such interesting results that they've captured the interest of photographers worldwide. Tom Kirkendall is one such photographer. He produces extremely impressive works of art that celebrate the Holga's so-called problems.]]>
Love horses, all things horses, but your equestrian photography just isn't turning out right? Then you're going to love the conclusion to our interview with professional photographers and equine enthusiasts Laura Cotterman and Christina Handley since they're sharing their knowledge and expertise on the subject right here.]]>
Horse lovers and professional photographers Christina Handley and Laura Cotterman join us to share their tips, tricks, ideas and personal stories about equestrian photography.]]>
In the second part of our interview, Ken Parker reveals his personal secrets of expedition photography. He will revolutionize your views on nature photos, demonstrating that you too can set out on this sort of adventure.]]>
Ken Parker is a master of expedition photography, putting more time and planning into each image than some people put into an entire shoot. Join us as he shares his secrets for creating landscapes with depth, beauty, and power, from what lighting to use to plotting your expedition hike's trails.]]>
Just in case you've missed our earlier notices, we've made the switch from bi-weekly to monthly podcasts so there is no interview this week or next.]]>
If you love abstract art photography, you'll fall head over heels for Alan Babbitt. Not only does he do a fantastic job of sharing his advice and tips for creating visual interest and power in abstract art photography, he hands out the very best in practical and inspiring advice. This is one interview you won't want to miss!]]>