Following on from last week's look at some images from South Georgia, this week I'm going to walk you through some photos from the three consecutive voyages to the Antarctic Peninsula, working with Aurora Expeditions in November and December 2012. Picking up the story after we left the breath-taking South Georgia, we spent three days on the Drake passage, before starting off with a great landin...
Having finally uploaded my favorite shots from my visit to South Georgia and Antarctica to my portfolios site, today I'm going to talk about some of my favorites from South Georgia, and tell you a little about that wonderful place. In November and December 2012, I was working with Aurora Expeditions, teaching photography to a small group of passengers on three consecutive expeditions, the first...
This week, TWiP co-host Don Komarechka and I hook-up again to talk about printing, a passion we both share. Here are the points discussed: - Why print? - A photo isn't truly done until it's printed - Helps to hone your craft - How big can you print an image from a typical digital file? - Choices of paper: discuss our favourites and why - Do it yourself or get someone else to to do i...
This week I'm joined by an incredibly talented street photographer, and fellow TWiP co-host, Valerie Jardin. As I don't do a lot of street photography myself, we thought it would be good to get a fresh angle on photography to share with you, and this most definitely is that. I had a lot of fun talking with Valerie, and I'm sure you'll enjoy this too. Use this audio player if you'd prefer to li...
Today, I'm joined by David duChemin, to discuss the business of photography, particularly with regards to transitioning to full time photographer, and the sort of things that you should think seriously about before taking the plunge, or not, as the case may be. Topics covered include... It ain't easy! Work vs job Importance of finding an audience Multiple revenue streams and passive ...
I usually record an update after returning from the Snow Monkeys and Hokkaido tour each year, and insert a recording from the bus on the last day of each trip as well as my own reflections on our trip. For Tour #2 this year though, we were lucky enough to be joined by best selling author and amazing photographer David duChemin, so instead of just me talking this time, we sat down (via Skype) and h...
Martin Bailey is a Nature & Wildlife photographer, born in England though now a Japanese citizen, based in Tokyo. More...
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