Martin’s 2008 Top 10 Images (Podcast 170)
Happy New Year everyone, and welcome to the first episode of the Martin Bailey Photography Podcast for 2009. Today we’re...
07 January, 2009
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As you just heard, about a month ago, I went to the Showa Memorial Park here in Tokyo to shoot...
28 May, 2008
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Flowers, flowers, flowers! (Podcast 83)
Last Saturday, which was April the 14th, 2007 for those of you that will be catching up on the archive...
17 April, 2007
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Hokkaido July ’06 Part I – Furano and Biei (Podcast 47)
Welcome to this weeks episode. Last week we visited Oirase, in the Aomori Prefecture, where I spent a few days...
31 July, 2006
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