TSB06: Lensbaby - Nik Software - Irish Photowalk and more
June 5th, 2009
TSB05: Chris Christensen On Travel Photography
April 28th, 2009
Today we are joined by Chris Christensen of the Amateur Traveler Podcast. We talk photography, and travel tips and tricks. Also Bart Busschots for BartB.ie joins us in a new series he calls Barts Photo Dairies.
Show Notes
Go listen to Andrew Darlow on The Amateur Traveler where they discuss even more travel photo tips
Certificate of Registration for personal effects form CF4457
David Pogue’s “Top Ten Tips of All Time” for Digital Photography
Antelope Canyon Arizona (I am so going here)
TSB Video: Twenty One Pictures with the Nikon D90 - The first four months
April 10th, 2009
I bought my Nikon D90 in early December. I wanted to use iMovie09 to create a slide show sharing twenty one of my favorite shots since getting this camera. I hope you enjoy it as much as I’m enjoying my new camera and my new love of photography.
I published this in a smaller size since many of you had said you had trouble downloading the past videos to your devices. If you want to see the video in a higher quality to to my Flickr page
TSB04: Interview with Scott Bourne on Wildlife and Nature Photography
March 31st, 2009
Show Notes
951-281-6332 is the Typical Shutter Bug Number. Use it to contribute to the show.
Scott’s Links
Scott’s Twitter: @scottbourne
Four Species Five Birds (The shot we spoke about taken with the D90)
Scott’s new Podcast Managing Your Digital Life
Scott’s word hints for good pictures
EDFAT: Entire, Detail,Focal length, Angle, Time
SAS: Subject, Attention,Simplify
LULDLA: Look Up, Look Down, Look All Around
Products mentioned on the show. Support the show by using these links if you are going to purchase one of these
TSBV02: Shooting video indoors with the Nikon D90
March 28th, 2009
I wanted to try out my Nikon D90 video feature. I’ve only used it one other time and I had some time to kill. This video was shot in my house with all natural lighting except I did use a LightPanel Micro. I then put it into iMovie09 and did it all in about an hour. This is play time for me, and how I learn more. Enjoy it.
Andrew Darlow’s Exhibition “GRANDmarks - NYC,”
March 27th, 2009
Andrew Darlow (contributor to this show) is having a showing of his work. See details below.
Here are some examples from the show
Press Release
GRANDmarks - NYC
Photographer Andrew Darlow to Exhibit Prints of New York City Landmarks.
New Brunswick, NJ, March 2, 2009 - Alfa Art Gallery is pleased to announce the solo exhibition “GRANDmarks - NYC,” a series of prints created by award winning author and photographer Andrew Darlow. This collection of Darlow’s photographic work features New York City landmarks, including the Empire State Building, The Chrysler Building, the Brooklyn Bridge and The Flatiron Building. Two distinct groups of prints will share the gallery’s walls–framed color inkjet prints on paper, and black and white large-scale inkjet prints on canvas. Many of the images will be shown for the first time ever.
The exhibition will be on display from March 27 through April 15, 2009 at Alfa Art Gallery, 108 Church Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. An artist’s reception and book signing will be held on Friday, March 27, 2009 from 6:00pm–9:00pm, and is open to the public. At 7:30pm, Andrew Darlow will conduct a brief lecture about the series. Gallery hours are Tuesday-Saturday, 11am-7pm.
“New York City has held a special place in my heart and soul for as long as I can remember, says Darlow. The city’s landmarks, from iconic restaurants to historic bridges and skyscrapers, have drawn me in with their magical beauty and presence. Through this body of work, I intend to share my love for the city, while giving viewers a look through my lens.”
The printing processes Darlow chose for this show includes canvas, fiber gloss/fiber semi-gloss, and watercolor papers, all produced by Darlow on Epson and HP pigment ink printers. A series of workshops by Andrew Darlow as well as other photographers will be held throughout the exhibition period. For more information, visit www.andrewdarlow.com or www.alfaart.org.
About Andrew Darlow: Andrew Darlow is a photographer, author and digital imaging consultant. He has lectured and conducted seminars and workshops around the world at photo-related conferences, and for photography organizations, including the Advertising Photographers of America (APA), The Center for Fine Art Photography, the Arles Photo Festival and the International Center of Photography (ICP). His editorial and fine-art work have been featured in numerous magazines, including Photo District News, PDN Gear Guide, Popular Photography, Professional Photographer, Rangefinder, and Studio Photography magazine. His work has been widely exhibited and his prints are held in many private collections.
Darlow is editor of The Imaging Buffet (www.imagingbuffet.com), an online resource with news, reviews, and interviews covering the subjects of photography, printing, and new media. His new book, “301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques: An Essential Printing Resource for Photographers” (Course Technology, PTR) was recently chosen as the winner in the “Photography: Instructional/How-To” category of The National Best Books 2008 Awards, sponsored by USA Book News. For more information, visit the book’s companion site at www.inkjettips.com.
About Alfa Art Gallery: Located in historic downtown New Brunswick, NJ, Alfa Art Gallery exhibits a variety of modern art (photography, sculpture, paintings and drawings), and conducts frequent open studios with their exhibiting artists. The gallery is within walking distance of Rutgers University and the New Brunswick Train Station (Amtrak and NJ Transit) for easy access from New York or Philadelphia. Parking is available just across from the gallery, and several four-star restaurants, and dozens of casual and fine-dining establishments are available within walking distance.
TSB03: Interview with Bryan Peterson “Understanding Exposure”
March 20th, 2009
Listen to this wonderful talk by Bryan Peterson author of Understanding Exposure. It was fantastic to get to talk to the man that made me finally move from the “A” button to the “M” button. Thanks you Bryan.
Show Notes
Bryan’s Photography School “The Perfect Picture School of Photography” PPOP.com
TSB02: Interview with Author Michael Freeman “The Photographers Eye”
March 7th, 2009
Today’s show is an interview with author Michael Freeman. He has written many books, but today we focus on composition and his book “The Photographers Eye.”
Show Notes
Michael Freeman Photography website
Buy The Photographers Eye (composition and design for better digital pictures)
Andrew Darlow from the Imaging Buffet
Sample images by Andrew Darlow (An example of one of Andrew’s composition tips: the effect of a vertical vs. horizontal shot of the same subject)
Andrew Darlow’s 301 Inkjet Tips and Techniques: An Essential Printing Resource for Photographers
Andrew Darlow’s Free Inkjet & Imaging Tips Newsletter
Andrew Darlow’s Upcoming Color Management and Printing Workshops
TSBV01: Touching Up Photos in Pixelmator
February 26th, 2009
George Starcher an associated editor for my Typical Mac User show and now here as well, brings us this screencasts which shows some touch-up techniques using Pixelmator a program that runs on the Mac.
If you want to watch this on your iPod or iPhone just go to iTunes click on the show, goto advance and make the iPhone version instantly.
TSB01: Why I’m doing this and what types of cameras we all use
February 7th, 2009
This is finally the very first show.
Show Notes
Understanding Exposure: How to Shoot Great Photographs with a Film or Digital Camera, by Bryan Peterson
Brno BAL White Balance Lens Cap with Neutral and Warm Domes
Listener Jane (show announcer) web site www.galacticstrings.com
This shows Assignment
So what about an assignment for this very first show? Sure why not this one is easy. Take your camera around with you everywhere for one day between now and the next show witch will likely be in about 3 weeks : By your camera I mean your point and shoot, or your DSLR, or cell phone camera this time. Your mission for that day shoot and then keep on shooting. Grab that camera as soon as you get up and use it along the way all day until you go to bed. Then go to http://flickr.com/groups/typicalshutterbug and post your 3 favorite shots of the day. See wasn’t that easy.
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