Camera Shake Photography Podcast

A portrait starts before the camera comes up. In episode 334 of Camera Shake, commercial portrait photographer Tom Barnes joins Kersten Luts to discuss the confidence, conversation and practical judgement that help people feel at ease in front of the lens.

From a four-second encounter with Liam Neeson to photographing Jeremy Clarkson, Tom explains how he adapts to time pressure without losing the person in front of him. We explore reading the room, giving simple direction, using movement and reviewing portraits with people who are uncomfortable seeing themselves on screen.

Tom also reflects on finding his own creative direction, choosing briefs that suit his work and building a portfolio that feels like him. He shares his wireless workflow and demonstrates Show Off, the portfolio app he was developing at the time of recording.

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How do you keep finding original photographs in a place you know by heart? In episode 333 of the Camera Shake Podcast, Rachael Talibart joins Kersten Luts to explore seascape photography, imagination and the value of returning to familiar subjects.

Rachael shares how her Sirens series grew from storm waves into a cast of mythological characters, why she keeps photographs she cannot yet see a use for, and how she missed the laughing face in Loki for six months. We discuss leaving room for the viewer’s imagination, acknowledging influences, printing your work and recognising when a project has become too comfortable.

From her personal ten-minute editing rule to her advice to keep making photographs through a creative rut, this conversation is about developing a photographic voice through attention and practice.

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Which familiar place could you return to and photograph differently?

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He Shot Film That Expired in 1946 | Nick LoPresti

What happens when you try to make photographs on film that expired in 1946? In episode 332 of the Camera Shake Podcast, Nick LoPresti joins Kersten Luts for a conversation about curiosity, useful failure and making film photography fun again.

Nick explains why he experiments with old film, what he learns from testing and developing it, and how a familiar scene can become a new puzzle. We discuss shooting directly on photographic paper, developing at home and finding a scanning setup that suits the way you work.

The conversation also tackles the cost of every exposure, thrift-store cameras, mistakes worth making and the temptation to collect more gear. Nick shares the realities of making photography videos, balancing ambitious edits with a sustainable workload, and keeping humour and community at the heart of analog photography.

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How do individual street photographs become a project? In episode 331 of the Camera Shake Podcast, street photographer and educator Valérie Jardin joins Kersten Luts to explore the choices that turn a folder of images into a meaningful body of work.

Valérie explains how she recognises recurring themes, chooses photographs with instinct and sequences images into a book. Through projects about hands, local trades and centenarians, she shares how an idea can evolve when you meet the people at its heart.

We discuss working with a consistent focal length, finding projects close to home and making strong photographs without showing faces. Valérie also explores the fear of photographing strangers, the difference between humour and ridicule, and knowing when a project has become too easy.

Whether you’re starting a personal project or developing your photographic voice, this conversation offers practical photography advice on seeing, selecting and staying curious.

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Which set of your photographs could become a project?

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Great photographs can open doors, but what keeps clients coming back? In episode 330 of the Camera Shake Podcast, commercial photographer and educator Joel Grimes joins Kersten Luts to explore photography business, reinvention, and building a career that lasts.

Drawing on decades of advertising and portrait photography, Joel explains why marketing matters, how personal projects can attract better clients, and why a successful style may need a different approach. We discuss finding your niche, developing a signature look, understanding art directors, and creating financial breathing room to experiment without desperation.

Joel also shares his thoughts on lighting, Photoshop, camera gear, moving from Canon to Fujifilm, and using creative constraints to keep growing. We explore AI in photography, the value of photographing real people, and why the creative process still matters.

Whether you're starting a photography business, developing your portfolio, or working in photography and videography, this conversation offers photography advice and much to reflect on.

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Peter Coulson returns to Camera Shake for a candid conversation about what makes portrait photography feel alive. He explains why directing a person goes beyond arranging a pose, and how movement, attention and the right words can help you capture genuine expression.

In episode 329, we explore reading facial cues, working with experienced models and everyday clients, and recognising the moment worth photographing. Peter shares why he avoids telling people to hold, how he uses video to encourage natural movement, and when showing someone a strong image can build their confidence.

We also discuss one light portrait lighting, natural light, commercial photography briefs and keeping rapport when a shoot hits a technical problem. For anyone building a photography business, the conversation offers practical insights into client communication and the experience you create in front of the camera. If you work in videography, the discussion of movement, emotion and directing people offers useful crossover ideas too.

Whether you photograph headshots, fashion or personal portraits, this episode invites you to observe more closely and rethink the instructions you give.

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What can you learn by stepping in front of your own camera? In Camera Shake episode 328, Kersten Luts talks with Mark Rodriguez about self-portrait photography, creative confidence and building images that tell a story.

Mark shares how he develops conceptual photography ideas through word prompts and mind mapping, then brings them to life with lighting, costumes, handmade props and Photoshop compositing. We explore why matching perspective, shadows and light direction matters, how he combines different frames, and when starting again is the best creative decision.

There’s practical photography advice on remote triggers, interval shooting, tethered capture and working between Lightroom and Photoshop. We also discuss the value of photographing yourself, understanding the experience of your subjects, and finding a visual style that feels personal.

Along the way, Mark reflects on grief, humour, criticism and the satisfaction of making something yourself. Whether you’re an amateur, a working professional, exploring videography or starting a photography business, this conversation offers ideas for developing your craft and approaching portrait sessions with greater intention.

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How do you make wildlife photographs that feel like your own? In How to Make Your Wildlife Photos Stand Out | Steve Gettle, wildlife photographer Steve Gettle joins Kersten Luts on the Camera Shake Podcast to explore personal style, stronger images, and the realities of a creative career.

Drawing on 40 years of nature photography, Steve shares practical wildlife photography tips on anticipating animal behaviour, choosing backgrounds, working with light, and getting more right in camera. Discover why local subjects can offer exceptional opportunities, how switching between bird photography and macro photography can refresh your creativity, and why constructive feedback matters.

We also discuss photo editing ethics, AI, and the importance of being honest about how an image was made. For anyone interested in the photography business, Steve explains how workshops, photo tours, licensing, and talks contribute to his income, and how he and his partner Nicole share the work.

Whether you’re an amateur photographer, a working professional, or a creator interested in photography and videography, this conversation offers thoughtful photography advice on developing your eye and earning trust.

Subscribe to Camera Shake for more conversations about photography, creativity, and business, and explore related episodes to keep developing your craft. Thanks for watching!

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What Portrait Photographers Should Never Retouch asks a question: when does improving an image become changing the person?

In this episode of The Camera Shake Photography Podcast, Kersten speaks with Lithuanian portrait photographer and RetouchLab founder Skaistė Gulbinaitė about natural portrait retouching, client confidence and creating photographs that still feel authentic.

Skaistė explains why many people dislike photographs of themselves, how phone cameras and beauty filters can distort self-image, and why trust begins long before Photoshop. She shares practical photography advice for directing nervous clients, maintaining flow during a portrait session and using posing, lighting and camera angles instead of reshaping bodies in post-production.

The conversation also explores skin retouching, scars, wrinkles, commercial beauty photography and the ethical line between polishing a portrait and erasing someone’s identity. Skaistė reveals how repetitive editing inspired her to build RetouchLab, why photographers should keep creative control when using AI, and what she learned from leaving medical school to pursue art and build a photography business.

Whether you work in photography, videography or visual content creation, this thoughtful conversation will help you create better client experiences and more honest images.

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What does it take to survive — and succeed — as a professional photographer for more than four decades?

In this episode of The Camera Shake Photography Podcast, Kersten sits down with award-winning portrait photographer and educator Kirk Voclain to explore the lessons he's learned during 45+ years behind the camera.

Kirk shares how he photographed his first paid wedding at just 15, what shooting film taught him about patience and composition, and why photographers who refuse to adapt risk getting left behind when the industry changes.

We talk about portrait photography, connecting with clients, photography pricing, selling digital files, running a photography business and the difference between being a talented photographer and actually making a living from photography.

Kirk also reveals how the unusual access he experienced as a professional photographer inspired his spy thriller Double Exposure — and what it feels like to become a beginner again after decades of mastering another creative craft.

Whether you're an amateur photographer, professional photographer, videographer or building your first photography business, this conversation is packed with experience you can apply to your own creative career.

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