Be Inspired Photography Podcast

Fine-art portrait photographer Pauline Goyard on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick Clarke chat with fine-art portrait photographer Pauline Goyard about surrounding yourself with creative people, shooting everything in-camera, and learning to get over feeling not good enough.

Pauline Goyard’s Bio:

Pauline Goyard: After studying graphic design and motion design in Paris, Pauline worked a few years as an art director. In 2014, she decided to go full-time as a photographer and started to get more and more creative work, especially in the music industry.

She shot numerous artists (Ben Harper, Suede, Nada Surf, etc) while working at OUI FM, the French rock radio station. At the same time, she also opened her own portrait studio BLACKDOOR, with the desire to offer to everyone the experience of a professional photo shoot.

She is still doing conceptual work, and as a big amateur of DIY projects, she also has a blog with cheap tips for other creative-minded people.

Pauline Goyard’s official site.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Pauline Goyard.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 46 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:38 Introduction.

00:50 Sign up for our newsletter.

01:04 Leave us an iTunes review.

Pauline Goyard on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:43 Pauline Goyard interview.

01:51 Pauline’s fine-art photography and her style.

02:54 Does Pauline have a typical client?

03:36 How Pauline Goyard got started in photography and making a living from photography.

05:47 Getting past ‘not enough syndrome’.

08:53 Giving back to the photographic community and working through a creative block.

11:43 Pauline Goyard’s creative process from start to finish.

15:16 What does one of Pauline’s shoots actually look like?

17:20 Getting it right ‘in-camera’, editing in Photoshop and knowing when you’re done.

19:15 The viewer’s reaction.

21:25 What cameras and lenses does Pauline Goyard use?

23:09 Top technical tip: Use Gaffer tape.

23:54 What’s next for Pauline Goyard?

24:47 Standing out from the crowd.

25:54 Where to find and follow Pauline online.

26:16 Who is Pauline Goyard’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 46.

27:11 Thank you to Pauline Goyard for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

27:16 Leave us a review in iTunes.

27:22 Join the Be Inspired Photography Podcast Facebook group.

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Landscape and time-lapse photographer Michael Shainblum on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick Clarke chat with landscape and time-lapse photographer Michael Shainblum about his creative process, being commissioned by some of the biggest companies in the world and shooting your first time lapse.

Michael Shainblum’s Bio:

Michael Shainblum is a landscape, time-lapse and aerial photographer based in San Francisco, California. He has been working professionally as a photographer and filmmaker for 11 years since the age of 16. Michael first made a name for himself through his unique creativity and the ability to capture scenes and moments in his distinct style of surreal, visual storytelling. A dedication to challenging the boundaries of creativity, as well as a flair for coming up with unique ideas, has since resulted in this dynamic visual artist being commissioned by large clients including Nike, Samsung, Facebook, LG, Apple and Google. You will also be able to find Michael’s work published widely by media outlets such as National Geographic, Wired Magazine and The Weather Channel.

Michael Shainblum’s official site.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Michael Shainblum.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 45 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:37 Introduction.

00:50 Sign up to our newsletter.

01:03 Leave us an iTunes review.

Michael Shainblum on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:40 Michael Shainblum interview.

01:48 How Michael got started in photography and his type of landscapes.

05:24 How other art forms has influenced Michael’s work.

06:45 Michael Shainblum’s style of photography.

08:23 How skipping class led Michael to Adobe for a Creative Cloud campaign.

11:00 What it’s like being commissioned by some of the biggest companies in the world.

13:33 What inspires Shainblum?

15:01 Michael Shainblum’s creative process from start to finish.

22:51 How much editing goes into one of Michael’s shoots?

24:40 What camera does Michael Shainblum shoot with and why?

28:44 Why teach photography?

31:21 Shooting your first time lapse: Learning to walk before you run.

33:26 Metering for your exposure in difficult conditions.

38:36 What’s next for Michael?

39:47 Where to find and follow Shainblum online.

40:37 Who is Michael Shainblum’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 45.

42:05 Thank you to Michael Shainblum for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

42:11 Leave us a review in iTunes.

42:17 Join the Be Inspired Photography Podcast Facebook group.

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Wedding and portrait photographer Amber Henry on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick Clarke chat with wedding and portrait photographer Amber Henry about how you can work smarter, the language of love and giving your clients amazing memories.

Amber Henry Bio:

Amber Henry is a self-taught, published and award-winning photographer, specialising in weddings and portraiture. Amber has been featured in Professional Photography Magazine, as well as instructing for PPA. Having three sons at home, Amber is good at multi-tasking and taking care of other people’s needs.

Starting her career in one of the smallest towns in Michigan, while herself dependent on welfare, she learned quickly how to take beautiful images under very unappealing circumstances. Studying lighting and posing through online courses, reading and reaching out to industry leaders, helped her create images of her clients that made them look and feel like magazine-worthy models, and her reputation quickly grew as “The” wedding photographer to get.

Photography was the key to Amber taking her family out of poverty and into a wonderfully happy and fulfilling life. Amber is a fighter, someone who can find the best in any situation. She always goes above and beyond for every client, never settling or depending on the minimum. She imagines herself as the client, and tries to photograph them in a way that she would a person whom she loves; bringing out the very best and helping them to shine.

Amber believes that no matter what your circumstances or background, reaching the place you dream of is absolutely possible – with tears, determination, a lot of late nights and the right amount of guts, sweat and passion.

Amber Henry’s official site.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Amber Henry.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 44 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:38 Introduction.

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01:05 Leave us an iTunes review.

Amber Henry on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:42 Amber Henry interview.

01:44 Amber Henry’s style of photography, breaking into the industry and what she does now.

05:36 The hard choice to make it on your own.

06:28 How IPS (In-Person-Sales) changed Amber’s business.

07:42 Building yourself up from rock-bottom and Amber’s philosophy to photography.

11:25 Amber Henry’s typical work day and planning shoots.

13:51 Building trust between you and your clients.

16:46 Understanding ‘love language’ and how it can make you a better photographer.

17:42 Which cameras and lenses does Amber Henry use?

19:17 Henry’s approach to post-production.

21:06 Giving your clients amazing memories.

22:51 Amber’s biggest challenge as a photographer and overcoming it.

23:58 Top technical tip.

25:15 What’s next for Amber Henry?

27:31 Where to find and follow Amber Henry online.

27:51 Who is Amber Henry’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 43.

30:14 Thank you to Amber Henry for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

30:21 Leave us a review in iTunes.

30:28 Join the Be Inspired Photography Podcast Facebook group.

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Portrait and commercial photographer Tom Hoops on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick Clarke chat with portrait and commercial photographer Tom Hoops about breaking into the industry, choosing to shoot on film and only using manual lenses.

Tom Hoops Bio:

Tom Hoops is a photographer specialising in portraiture and fashion. He shoots both digital and film and splits his time between London and Bangkok. Tom is well known for his striking emotive work and has been featured and published in many international magazines and publications.

Tom Hoops’ official site.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Tom Hoops.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 43 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:40 Introduction.

00:53 Sign up to our newsletter.

01:08 Leave us an iTunes review.

Tom Hoops on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:44 Tom Hoops interview.

01:50 Tom Hoops’ style of photography and what he does best.

04:38 Becoming a professional photographer and breaking into the industry.

06:45 Why Tom Hoops shoots on film.

09:42 Balancing shooting on film and shooting digital in the commercial world.

11:50 What inspires Tom Hoops?

12:16 Tom’s creative process from start to finish for a campaign.

15:11 What cameras and lenses does Tom Hoops use?

17:41 Tom’s approach to lighting.

18:14 The film Tom Hoops shoots with and his top technical tip.

20:26 Wild Dogs In Paris.

22:38 What’s next for Tom Hoops?

23:47 Where to find and follow Tom Hoops online.

24:27 Who is Tom Hoops’ favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 43.

25:25 Thank you to Tom Hoops for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

25:37 Leave us a review in iTunes.

25:43 Join the Be Inspired Photography Podcast Facebook group.

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Tom Hoops’ official site.

Wild Dogs In Paris.

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Outdoor and wildlife photographer George Karbus on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick Clarke chat with wild ocean photographer George Karbus about how to shoot amazing wildlife photography, creating your editing game plan and making friends with a wild dolphin.

George Karbus Bio:

When George arrived in Ireland 11 years ago, he was armed with a true love of the ocean that belied his land-locked upbringing in the Czech Republic. He funded his first professional camera by working as a porter in a Galway hotel and from that point dedicated himself fully and completely to photographing Ireland’s emerald coastline. It certainly paid off and in 2009 he was awarded the Nature’s Best Photography Award, one of the most prestigious and world-recognised photography accolades. In recent years he has also won Outdoor Photographer of the Year and his talents have gained him national and international recognition.

In the wild excitement of the Atlantic coastline, he captures moments of calm and serenity, the fragmented colours of dawn breaking, viewed from the sea and gazing onto the land. He is out there, waiting, watching and photographing while most of us are curled up sleeping on cold winter mornings. Imagine giant gliding whales in crystal clear Atlantic depths or world class surfers barrelling inches overhead as George holds his breath for impossible lengths of time dangerously close to the breaking waters.

It takes more than just an artistic eye to encapsulate this on camera and George lives and breathes his work. It is his passion. It is his way of life. He is an experienced surfer and free-diver and spends every day of the year in the water, preparing, practising and keeping fit. He is settled in Lahinch with his young family and together they can be found on any day of the year surfing in the waves or free-diving with dolphins. Through the eyes of this talented free-spirit, we catch a glimpse at our small island’s immense beauty and can appreciate the transformative effect of nature by appreciating it with him.

George Karbus’ official site.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with George Karbus.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 42 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:38 Introduction.

00:52 Sign up for our newsletter.

01:07 Leave us an iTunes review. 

George Karbus on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:45 George Karbus interview. 

01:51 How George Karbus got started in photography and they type of photography he does.  

04:08 How George became a professional photographer.

05:26 Moving from the Czech Republic to Ireland.

08:03 Protecting your gear around water and extreme weather.   

09:38 Winning awards and the secret of making a living from outdoor photography.

12:27 What makes a truly great photograph? 

13:12 What inspires George Karbus?    

14:45 A spontaneous approach to photography.

16:19 Making your editing game plan.      

17:45 Making friends with a wild dolphin. 

19:14 The cameras and lenses that George Karbus uses. 

21:41 Knowing your gear and always being ready. 

22:42 How to safely get up close to wildlife. 

24:55 Photographing humpback whales in the Arctic. 

26:58 What’s next for Karbus?

29:31 Where to find George Karbus online.

30:09 Who is George Karbus’ favourite photographer of all time? 

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 42.

32:09 Thank you to George Karbus for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

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Family and lifestyle photographer Catherine O’Donnell on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick chat with family and lifestyle photographer Catherine O’Donnell about building your portfolio, selling printed photographs and the pure joy of photographing families.

Catherine O’Donnell’s Bio:

Catherine O’Donnell is an award-winning portrait, lifestyle and commercial photographer and specialises in creating images with an effortlessly beautiful soulful quality.

She is an advocate of the value of creating beautifully printed artwork and is drawn to capturing heart-centred images with a sense of life and energy.

With a refreshing approach and soulful vision, Catherine’s relaxed style attracts a mix of private commissions and commercial clients/ lifestyle brands.

Drawn to the beauty, simplicity and emotion of everyday moments and turning these imperfectly perfect moments into art.

She is also a mum to two lively little people and especially loves photographing children, family connections and creating beautiful artwork to enrich clients homes.

‘I really want my clients to have an experience, not just a photo shoot, and for my pictures to capture a sense of life and spirit. Essentially I photograph people, and tell a story.’

There’s a quote I love which is; ‘Don’t shoot what it looks like, shoot what it feels like,’ by David Alan Harvey this pretty much sums up how I feel about photography.

Catherine was born a creative soul and used to paint, sketch and take pictures from a very young age. She previously worked in various creative roles, including as the editor of a magazine and as a teacher before honing her craft and becoming a professional photographer.

Winner of Best Photography Smallish Design Award Gold 2017. Published by Professional Photo magazine & Vogue Italia.

Catherine O’Donnell’s official site. 

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Catherine O’Donnell.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 41 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:37 Introduction.

00:51 Sign up for our newsletter.

01:06 Leave us an iTunes review.

Catherine O’Donnell on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:44 Catherine O’Donnell interview.

01:50 How Catherine got started in photography and how she became a professional photographer.

05:42 O’Donnell describes her style of photography.

06:38 How to get your subjects to relax when photographing them.

08:47 How Catherine makes a living from photography: Make yourself different and bespoke artwork for people’s home.

11:40 What inspires Catherine O’Donnell?

12:02 Catherine’s creative process. What’s her starting point?

15:10 How to build trust with your clients and get them to open up.

18:07 O’Donnell’s post-production and editing workflow.

18:44 Typical technical setups: cameras, lenses and natural light.

21:08 Catherine’s advice for starting out in family and lifestyle photography.

23:12 The honour of capturing people’s lives and being invited into their homes.

24:31 How Catherine O’Donnell shoots with hand-painted Seamless backdrops.

25:43 Where to find and follow Catherine online.

25:57 Who is Catherine O’Donnell’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 41.

26:51 Thank you to Catherine O’Donnell for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

26:58 Leave us a review in iTunes.

Fashion photographer Jessica Kobeissi on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick chat with fashion photographer Jessica Kobeissi about starting out in the industry, how to grow your YouTube audience and not letting the technical side of photography get you down.

Jessica Kobeissi’s Bio:

Jessica Kobeissi – I’m a Lebanese-American photographer from Detroit, Michigan. At the age of 12 I began teaching myself code and design, and at age 15 I started my first graphics resource website.

I have a bachelor’s degree in graphic design. I started photography 5 years ago, and I haven’t really stopped taking photos since. After college, I started a Youtube Channel to help photographers with photoshop and photo editing.

Jessica Kobeissi’s official site and YouTube channel.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Dan Jessica Kobeissi.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 40 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:38 Introduction.

00:50 Sign up for our newsletter.

01:05 Leave us an iTunes review.

Jessica Kobeissi on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:44 Jessica Kobeissi interview.

01:49 How Jessica got started in the photography industry.

03:50 Becoming a professional photographer.

05:42 Jessica’s business model and how she makes a living from photography.

06:44 The role YouTube plays in Jessica’s work.

08:39 How to grow your YouTube audience.

09:56 Jessica Kobeissi discusses her style of photography.

11:05 What inspires Jessica?

12:38 Kobeissi’s creative process from start to finish.

13:30 How to build a relationship with agencies and start working.

15:35 Post-production and editing.

17:06 Typical technical setups: cameras, lenses and lights.

18:59 Jessica’s advice for starting out in the industry and learning to be artistic.

22:11Where to find and follow Jessica online.

22:27 Who is Jessica Kobeissi’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 40.

23:16 Thank you to Jessica Kobeissi for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

23:21 Leave us a review in iTunes.

23:29 Join the Be Inspired Photography Podcast Facebook group.

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Portrait photographer Dan McClanahan on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick chat with portrait and commercial photographer Dan McClanahan about understanding your market, continuously learning and doing the opposite of what everyone else is doing.

Dan McClanahan’s Bio:

Dan McClanahan became a photographer in 2009 with the goal of creating a fresh alternative to traditional photography in his market. His quest was so successful that his work quickly made waves in the photo industry with multiple Grand Imaging Awards, WPPI awards, magazine features and becoming one of the youngest photographers on record to receive all three photography degrees bestowed by PPA.

Dan has given back to the photography community as an educator, teaching numerous times at Imaging USA, SYNC, After Dark Education, PhotoVision and several smaller events. He owns and operates McClanahan Studio with his best friend and beautiful wife, Alex, and splits his time between advertising photography and modern high school senior photography.

The couple lives and works in a 12k sq/ft historic building they renovated and share with nine tenants. Outside of work, Dan is a small town Iowa introvert that loves Jesus, his family, punk rock drumming and strong coffee.

Dan McClanahan’s official site http://www.mcclanahanstudio.net and Instagram.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Dan McClanahan.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 39 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:38 Introduction.

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01:04 Leave us an iTunes review.

Dan McClanahan on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:40 Dan McClanahan interview.

01:48 Dan’s ‘breaking in’ story and more about the type of photography he does.

02:45 McClanahan’s style of photography and his path to becoming a professional photographer.

05:42 Learning from hard times: Building a business and brand after the financial crash.

10:52 How Dan’s commercial work has influenced his portraiture and vice verse.

12:53 Why you should do the opposite of what everyone else is doing.

14:07 Learning from others: The benefits of being involved with your local photography association.

16:28 Does a work/life balance exist?

19:09 How Dan McClanahan markets his work and ensures the sale.

23:23 What inspires Dan?

25:41 Dan McClanahan’s creative process from start to finish.

32:09 The go-to choices for cameras, lenses and lights.

35:33 Top technical tip, “Cloth yourself in an armour of craft.”

36:21 Why getting it right ‘in camera’ is still the most important thing to do.

39:24 Where to find and follow Dan online.

40:02 Who is Dan McClanahan’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 39.

41:28 Thank you to Dan McClanahan for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

41:31 Leave us a review in iTunes.

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Photographic artist Erik Johansson on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

Listen to Patrick chat with photographic artist Erik Johansson about creating impossible scenes, capturing everything ‘in camera’ and how you can achieve quality through quantity.

Erik Johansson’s Bio:

Erik Johansson is a photographer and image creator from Sweden based in Prague, Czech Republic. He is known for his surreal works and realistic impossible scenes. Erik Johansson captures ideas by combining images in new ways to create what looks like a real photograph, yet with logical inconsistencies to impart an effect of surrealism.

Some finished images are the combination of ‘hundreds of original photographs’ as well as raw materials, and Johansson spends dozens of hours using image manipulation software such as Adobe Photoshop to alter the image digitally and to illustrate his idea. There is no CGI in Erik’s work, just complex combinations of his own photographs.

Erik Johansson’s official site.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Erik Johansson.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 38 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:38 Introduction.

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01:05 Leave us an iTunes review.

Erik Johansson on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:43 Erik Johansson interview.

01:50 Erik’s ‘breaking in’ story and more about the type of photography he does.

02:35 The joy of taking photos and learning to manipulate them.

03:55 Becoming a professional photographer and how to make a living from photography.

06:42 Johansson’s style of photography and creating impossible realities.

09:14 What inspires Erik?

10:14 Johansson’s creative process from start to finish.

12:15 Capturing everything ‘in-camera’ without CGI.

13:59 How the image ‘Impact’ was created and a possible meaning behind it.

17:35 Walking away from a photo to know when you are done.

19:42 Johansson’s choices for cameras, lenses and lighting.

22:22 Erik’s best advice for starting out in photographic art.

24:12 Top technical tip and Erik’s sharpening process.

26:35 Where to find and follow Erik Johansson online.

27:06 Who is Erik’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 38.

28:30 Thank you to Erik Johansson for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

28:35 Leave us a review in iTunes.

28:42 Join the Be Inspired Photography Podcast Facebook group.

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Boudoir photographer Jen Rozenbaum on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

In this week’s show, Patrick chats with boudoir photographer Jen Rozenbaum about empowering women, how to improve your photography by learning about posing and her message of being shamelessly feminine.

Jen Rozenbaum’s Bio:

Jen Rozenbaum embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions. In just a few short years, Jen has found a burgeoning audience in the intimate photography market. She proves that you can own your world if you live fearlessly, think audaciously and act spontaneously.

Jen Rozenbaum’s official site.

Be Inspired Photography Podcast with Jen Rozenbaum.

00:00 Welcome to Episode 37 of the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

00:38 Introduction.

00:50 Sign up to our newsletter.

01:03 Leave us an iTunes review.

Jen Rozenbaum on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

01:41 Jen Rozenbaum interview.

01:46 Jen’s ‘breaking in’ story and the type of photography she does.

04:41 Becoming a professional photographer.

07:20 What is boudoir photography and what does it mean to Rozenbaum?

08:48 Knowing your message and Jen’s concept of ‘shamelessly feminine’.

11:11 Why venerability and authenticity are the secrets to building trust with your clients.

14:00 What inspires Jen Rozenbaum?

14:53 Jen’s approach to posing and directing her subjects. Why posing is the foundation of great photographs.

17:04 Dealing with negativity and inspiring women to step in front of the camera.

18:15 Jen Rozenbaum’s number one tip for posing!

19:29 Jen’s camera choices and typical lighting setups?

21:48 Running a successful photography business and what success means to you!

26:37 Where to start in boudoir photography.

27:40 Where to find and follow Jen Rozenbaum online.

28:50 Who is Jen Rozenbaum’s favourite photographer of all time?

Be Inspired Photography Podcast Episode 37.

29:58 Thank you to Jen Rozenbaum for joining us on the Be Inspired Photography Podcast.

30:03 Leave us a review in iTunes.

30:10 Join the Be Inspired Photography Podcast Facebook group.

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