Behind the Scenes as a photo Editor
With Benjamin Williamson
A quick intro to ben

Where you from
What landscapes do you shoot
Where can people find your work

Behind the scenes of photo editing

What exactly does a photo editor do
What are some things to help photographers get their work noticed
A few Do’s and Don'ts of submitting images

Areas to shoot in New England

Acadia nat park
Good fall color locations
The Off-season – Winter


Behind the Scenes as a Photo Editor (TP-41)

Tripod is the first podcast dedicated to nature photography, and that means landscape, wildlife, night, and travel photography.  The show is hosted by Jim Harmer, Nick Page, and Majeed Badizadigan, three well-known and highly respected landscape photographers, who also dabble in wildlife and other genres of nature photography.  Tripod is the 5th show in the Improve Photography Network of podcasts.  Be sure to check out our other shows: Improve Photography, Portrait Session, Thoughts on Photography, and Photo Taco.

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Tripod – Moving to IP Feed

In this episode Nick reviews the four different Luminosity Mask panels available and describes which panel fits which type of user.
TK actions V5 can be found here
Raya Pro 2.0 and Instamask can be found here
Lumenzia can be found here
The ADP pro panel can be found here
 

Luminosity Masks in Review (EP-46)

Tripod (EP-45)

Introduction
 where can people find the campaign and see your work.
What is the scope of the project
How many places
How many cameras
Over how much time
What is long format time lapse
What gear are you using, and how do you maintain it
How do you stitch it all together, what software are you using
How can people get involved
 
Charles’s Website   –   
You can find the Campaign Here  

Long term Time Lapse with Charles St. Charles(EP-44)

Why shoot in extreme cold? 
 

* Why not stay at home by the fireplace

Preparation
 

* Vehicle


* Hand Warmers


* Forecast


* Preparing for worst-case scenario

Gear 
 

* Crampons


* Wipes

Challenges of cold
 

* Water freezing on lens


* Drained Batteries


* Moisture/malfunctioning equipment


* Bringing bag from warmth to extreme cold too quickly

Best time to shoot in the cold
 

* Right after a snow storm  when the powder is fresh


* Long period of freeze when ice builds up


* Inversion warnings mean low clouds and fog (great time to shoot high vistas over valleys.

Snowshoes 
Safety consideration
 

* Always shoot with someone 


* Prepare for the worst


* Hypothermia


* Injury

Tips for shooting in the cold
 

* Extra batteries


* Have more layers available to put on


* WARM clothing


* Wool, it breathes and keeps you warm

 
 

Photographing in the Snow (EP-43)

Tripod: The Nature Photography Show

Behind the Scenes as a Photo Editor (TP-41)

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