6 Recommended Photography Podcasts

Documentary Photographer Ryan Libre shares his list of recommended photography podcasts.

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PHOTOGRAPHY podcasts have been essential to my course as a photographer.

They have taught me so most about photography gear, commercial operation skills, places to publish, as great as provided endless e.g. of projects, as good as given me a possibility to puncture deeply in to a philosophy as good as story of a medium.

Camera Position

The Camera Position focuses upon a beautiful side of photography. There are insights from a greats, as good as formidable discussions beautifully articulated as good as done easy to understand by Jeff Curto, a Professor of Photography

The Candid Frame

The Candid Fame has hour long interviews with most of a most beautiful photographers today. Access to report they give openly in these interviews would have costs 100s or 1,000s of dollars to get only a few years ago! we never miss a show.

Magnum in Motion

Must see short & absolute photo-essays as good as multimedia projects by some of a worlds most appropriate photographers. The 100 photo-essays are put together as good as distributed for free by Magnum, a worlds most respected print agency. Magnum members include, Robert Cappa, Steve McCurry, W. Eugene Smith, Henri Cartier-Bresson as good as so most some-more of a worlds most important photographers.

The History of Photography Podcast

In further to his personal podcast, Jeff Curto puts his semester-long History of Photography classes online as podcasts, finish with a photos as good as records that his students are ! seeing. we have tried to investigate a story of photography multiform times but customarily found it uninteresting or of small make use of prior to we found Jeff Curtos classes. Theyve done studying a story of photography interesting as good as useful.

Media Storm

An amazingly different series of multimedia print as good as video projects proposed by Brian Storm as good as upheld by a Washington Times. we highly recommend The Marlboro Marine, but they are all great. Media Storm is upon a cutting corner of multimedia storytelling, as good as they teach workshops as well.

The Nikonians Podcasts

A great mix of photography tips, rigging talk, program reviews, interviews, workflow tips, photography-related headlines as good as more. The Nikonians Podcats are great for guidance about a some-more technical side of photography as good as post-processing while still focusing upon what is essentially utilitarian for genuine life shooting. Canon shooters will also find copiousness of great info here as well.

Depth of Field

More interviews with both leading as good as taking flight photographers. Both are very utilitarian to get brand new ideas about projects, ways to sell your work, as good as find funding. Listening to as most interviews with photographers as you can will fast broaden your understanding of photography as good as help a course from pledge to professional.

Community Connection

How to find your own favorite photography podcasts:

In I-Tunes, go to I-Tunes Store then go to Power Search Then select Podcasts as good as sort in photography in a outline box as good as strike search. It will bring up 100s of podcasts. i suggest you try most during first, but for most of a ones you download a single episode may be enough, but others will sullen become favorites.

MatadorU Travel Photography Program

MatadorUs Travel Ph! otograph y Program gives you direct feedback upon your work, as good as lifetime entrance to a most supportive, dynamic, as good as fun community of Travel Writers, Travel Photographers (like Ryan Libre), as good as New Media Professionals upon a web.


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