Well I give you a couple of thoughts that I have on whether composites should be identified as such and even included in your local camera competition.

Come along with me on a serendipity trip to  Farmington New Mexico and explore some new possibilities if you're out that way.

Nicole Jean Hill worked as a Co- curator to publish the photographs of Lora Webb Nichols. Nichols lived from 1883 to 1962 in a small mining town called E this is a draftncampment Wyoming. Nicole sorted through over 24,000 negatives to help produce this book. It's a phenomenal example of life in a small mining town around the turn-of-the-century.

https://www.nicolejeanhill.com/lorawebbnichols

You can find the book at the following web address; it's also on YouTube

Curt will discuss his techniques for landscape photography. He does both color and black-and-white. You can find the YouTube video here; https://youtu.be/0lEYELZtxPE

You can find Curt's website here;

https://curtpradeltphotography.smugmug.com

In this interview with Gerard we get fascinating insight into street photography in New York City. Gerard also talks about his book subway [shot in the New York subway system] and his forthcoming book women hold up half the sky. I think you'll enjoy this interview.

www.gerardexupery.com

you tube interview at:              https://youtu.be/-udXsv8ULhQ           

On this podcast we will be interviewing Melanie McWhorter on what it takes to get a photo book published. Melanie is well known within the industry and she gives some helpful advice.

melaniemcwhorter.com

This is an interview with Lee Walker owner of monument camera in Tucson Arizona. Monument camera specializes in all formats of film photography. They have a wide array of paper and chemicals, including used film equipment.

www.monumentcam.com

Is printing the only and best way too get your images shown, I think not!

Dan Milnor

https://youtu.be/YfcmH_O53Uo

Well I dropped out of a photo workshop and I've given some thought to workshops in general, and  what you need to think about before signing up.

This is episode two of the black and white photography podcast. John Dickson has been doing infrared photography for the past five years. We go through his workflow, and take a look at some of his beautiful images. You can also find the vlog/cast on the YouTube link below. I have also included John's website.

www.dicksonphoto.com      John Dickson Website

www.lifepixel.com   Conversion to infrared

https://youtu.be/BNIejr5aUYM   Youtube tutorial