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...
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...
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...
Following on from last week's Podcast, in which I showed you my top ten selection from my nature work in 2012, this week, we're going to take a look at my favorite non-nature photos. This is a mix of street photography, traditional Japan work, and general snap shots....
It's great to be back after the longest break since starting this Podcast back in 2005. Just four days off two months! For those of you that listened to me and stayed subscribed, thanks! For those of you that didn't, let's get back into iTunes and hit that subscribe...
Today, I have a bunch of images to talk about from my recent trip around the world with the Pixels 2 Pigment tour. As I leave for Antarctica tomorrow, and I only have a few hours left to do this, I figured I'd just throw all the images into a blog post, and then talk...
After a five week hiatus, I'm finally back on the air, for one or two episodes anyway. As you know I've been traveling with my Pixels 2 Pigment tour, and although I was able to push out a couple of episodes while on the road, things were really too hectic, and my mic...
It's been a busy week, hence the late Podcast. Sorry about that! This week was made a lot busier though by a few unfortunate (to say the least) events involving lack of clarity, and sometimes total opacity, in the marketing of big name companies, so here goes,...
Excited by the release of Adobe Creative Suite 6 and the prospect of instant access to new versions of the products it contains as they are released, I jumped on the Creative Cloud subscription soon after it was possible to sign-up. I own a full CS5.5 Master...
With the digital age, photography has in many ways become incredibly "easy". I'm not just talking about the direct act of photography, although that has become so much easier, with the ability to view our images on the LCD and correct our mistakes right there in the...
When I signed up for my first winter Photography Tour with Yoshiaki Kobayashi (小林 義明) to join him in Eastern Hokkaido in February 2004, there were two things that I was not aware of. The first is that it would change my life. I instantly fell in love with Eastern...
It's been some seven weeks since I released my last Podcast episode. If you listened to the last few episodes, you'll have heard that we found that I had a brain tumor. I released a couple of blog posts in the week or so before the surgery, but since the surgery I've...