Marc Silber is an accomplished photo educator, photographer, and more importantly author of a new book: See links below — we have a preorder bonus for his Create book https://www.silberstudios.com/pre-order-bonus-for-create/

get the book directly from AMZ here https://amzn.to/3VuU1UY

We caught up with Mark in Florida in his hotel room while he was traveling and working.

Is minalism in photography dead? Or do we always need more equipment?

I talked to photographers Lynn Weyand and John Trotter about their recent book on the Palouse in the state of Washington. It's a fabulous book and it can be found on Blurb. Look under John Trotter's name or Lynn's name. Please join this fascinating conversation.

This is a podcast about a viewfinder that I use to help compose my videos and photographs. It comes in very handy a little bit more expensive than I like [but don't buy the cheaper ones on Amazon] hopefully you will get some useful information out of this podcast.

Recently, I brought a book to a group gathering of photographers. How they looked at the book, and what topics came up after that was rather interesting. I had asked myself, did they really care, or are we just living in our own world that includes a lot of post editing.

Rebecca Rubcke's exhibition is beautiful and inspiring.

www.rebeccarubcke.com

Many of us who have been in photography a long time have printed our images. We did this either via the darkroom or within the last 10 years by our computer. I decided to give up on printing and begin to focus on other ways to present my work. It's been an evolution, and sometimes a revolution but I am now moving on.

This is a fascinating interview with Elizabeth Clark Libert on her forthcoming book. Elizabeth describes in detail why this project was important to her and how she sought out a publisher for her book.

The book is about her two young sons. It is told by a photographs by an impassioned mother.

https://www.elizabethclarklibert.com

Elizabeth, talks about her forthcoming book that is in the first stages of publishing. She brings insight into the project, why the project was important to her, and how she went about deciding to publish a book of this project.

The project is about her two sons growing up. The photographs are intimate and combined with a mother's passion. Listen to the podcast and you will be inspired.

www.advancingyourphotography.com