Behind the scenes of filming a Kickstarter campaign on location in Ireland.

Join the Camera Shake Podcast as we explore photography, filmmaking, and the creative process behind a real product launch shoot.

Featuring wedding photographer Cathy Weatherston and filmmaker Bayleigh Dilloway.

In this special episode of the Camera Shake Podcast, we take you behind the scenes of filming a Kickstarter campaign while on location in Ireland.

Joining me are wedding photographer Cathy Weatherston and filmmaker/editor Bayleigh Dilloway, who were both part of the small creative team producing this product launch video. Together we discuss what it actually takes to plan, shoot, and produce a Kickstarter campaign video outside of a studio environment.

From scouting dramatic locations across Northern and Southern Ireland to dealing with unpredictable weather and tight production schedules, this conversation offers a genuine behind-the-scenes look at the creative process. Cathy shares her experience transitioning from documentary wedding photography to appearing as on-screen talent, while Bayleigh talks about stepping into the Director of Photography role and how filming on location affects editing and storytelling decisions.

If you’re interested in photography, videography, filmmaking, or the business of creating content for brands, this episode offers valuable insight into collaboration, production workflow, and real-world creative projects.

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Why do some portrait photographs feel deeply human — while others, even with perfect lighting and sharp focus, feel empty?

In this episode of The Camera Shake Podcast, I sit down with portrait photographer and educator Jonny Edward to explore the psychology behind powerful portrait photography. We go beyond camera settings, lighting techniques, and posing tips, and dive into authenticity, emotional connection, trust, and vulnerability in front of the lens.

Jonny shares how his early life shaped his approach to photography and how building genuine human connection transforms a portrait session. We discuss directing versus manipulating emotion, why technical skill isn’t enough, and how photographers can create portraits that truly resonate.

Whether you’re an amateur photographer, a working professional, or building a photography business, this conversation will challenge how you think about portrait photography and human connection.

If you enjoy thoughtful discussions on photography, videography, and the photography business, make sure you’re subscribed — and check out our related interviews on headshot lighting, portrait direction, and creative process.

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Jonny Edward on the web:

https://www.jonnyedward.com

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/JONNYCREATIVE

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Lighting is important — but it’s not what makes a portrait feel natural, confident, or authentic.

In this episode of the Camera Shake Podcast, NYC headshot photographer Pete Coco joins Kersten Luts to explore the psychology behind portrait photography. From directing natural expressions to building trust with clients, Pete explains why connection matters more than gear, camera settings, or studio lighting setups.

If you’re a portrait photographer, headshot photographer, or someone starting a photography business, this episode dives into practical strategies for working with real people in front of the lens. You’ll learn how to handle nervous clients, avoid stiff posing, and capture genuine expressions that elevate your photography portfolio.

We also discuss the business side of headshot photography, personal branding, and what clients actually care about when hiring a professional photographer.

Whether you’re an amateur photographer looking to improve or a professional refining your craft, this conversation will shift how you think about portrait photography.

If you enjoy photography education, lighting tutorials, and creative business insights, consider subscribing for weekly episodes. And be sure to check out our other interviews with leading photographers in the industry.

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Pete Coco on the web:

https://petecocophoto.com

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/petecocophoto

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petecocophoto/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PeteCocoPhotography

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New York City has been photographed millions of times — so how do you create something original in a place everyone thinks they’ve already seen?

In this episode of The Camera Shake Podcast, NYC fine art photographer Michael Tischler shares his approach to city photography, long-term creative commitment, and developing a deep visual relationship with one location. We talk about slowing down, revisiting the same streets, responding to light and mood, and building a recognisable body of work instead of chasing trends.

Michael also discusses his transition from dentistry into professional photography and how discipline, patience, and precision shaped both his creative process and photography business.

If you’re an amateur photographer, semi-professional, or someone building a photography career, this conversation will challenge the way you think about familiar locations and creative growth.

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Michael Tischler on the web:

https://www.capturingnyc.com

Michael Tischler on Social Media:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@capturingnyc

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/michaeltphotographer_/

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What do you do when the light refuses to cooperate? In this episode of the Camera Shake Podcast, Kersten is joined by concert photographer Steve Brazil to explore how photographers can create powerful, emotional images in the most challenging low-light conditions.

Drawing on years of experience shooting live music, Steve shares how working in unpredictable and often terrible lighting environments sharpens creative instincts, forces faster decision-making, and shifts the focus from technical perfection to emotional impact. The conversation covers low light photography, anticipation, motion blur, embracing imperfection, and why bad lighting can actually make you a stronger photographer.

Although rooted in concert photography, the lessons apply equally to wedding photography, street photography, documentary work, and any situation where lighting conditions are far from ideal.

If you’re interested in photography, videography, or building a sustainable photography business, this episode offers real-world insight you won’t get from spec sheets or gear reviews.

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Steve Brazill on the web:

https://behindtheshot.tv

https://stevebrazill.com

Check out Steve’s workshops here:

https://princetonphotoworkshop.com

Steve Brazill on Social Media:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@BehindTheShot

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In this episode of the Camera Shake Podcast, I’m joined by maternity and newborn photographer Ashley Lowder to break down what truly makes a successful newborn photography session—beyond just lighting and posing.

We explore how to create a calm, supportive client experience, build trust quickly with new parents, and guide maternity clients who may feel awkward or vulnerable in front of the camera. Ashley shares her real-world newborn workflow, safety-first approach, and how she keeps sessions flowing smoothly even when things don’t go to plan.

This conversation also dives into the photography business side of maternity and newborn work, including pricing for value, selling artwork as heirlooms, and positioning yourself as a premium service rather than competing on price alone.

Whether you’re an amateur photographer, a working professional, or someone starting a photography business, this episode is packed with practical insights you can apply immediately.

If you enjoy conversations like this, make sure you’re subscribed to the channel and check out other Camera Shake Podcast episodes featuring leading photographers from around the world.

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New episodes every Thursday.

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Ashley Lowder on the web:

https://noireportraits.com

https://ashleylowderphotography.com

Ashley Lowder on Social Media:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ashley.l.lowder

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alphuntsville/

TikTok: @alowderphoto

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What does it really take to stay relevant as a portrait photographer in 2026?

In this episode of The Camera Shake Podcast, host Kersten Luts is joined by internationally renowned photographer and educator Sarah Edmunds for a deep dive into the skills, mindset, and creative decisions that separate good photographers from truly great ones. Together, they explore portrait lighting as a storytelling tool, the importance of simplicity, how to develop a distinctive visual style, and how photographers can future-proof their careers in an era shaped by automation and AI.

Sarah shares decades of experience working across portrait, beauty, and wedding photography, offering practical advice on lighting, creativity, business sustainability, burnout prevention, and continuous learning. Whether you’re just starting out, growing a photography business, or refining your craft, this conversation is packed with insights to help you improve your work and build long-term success.

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Sarah Edmunds on the web:

https://sarahedmunds.co

https://sarahedmunds.live

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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sarahedmundsphotographer

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sarahedmundsphotographer/

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In this episode we hit the show floor at Imaging USA 2026 in Nashville to explore what’s new, what’s changing, and what working photographers are excited about this year. From cameras and lighting to business education and creative workflows, Imaging USA remains one of the most important events for photographers looking to grow both their craft and their business.

Along the tour we speak with manufacturers, exhibitors, and well-known photographers who share their perspectives on the state of photography and videography in 2026. Whether you’re a beginner, a semi-pro, or working at a professional level, this recap gives you a quick and genuine sense of how the industry is shifting.

If you’re interested in photography, videography, creative careers, or the photography business, this episode is packed with insights and inspiration. Don’t forget to subscribe for more interviews, photo education, and industry highlights—and check out our other Imaging USA conversations on the channel.

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Joe McNally: https://joemcnally.com

Lindsay Adler: https://lindsayadlerphotography.com

Ellis Vener: https://www.ellisvener.com/index

Scott Nidermaier (Tether Tools): https://tethertools.com/

Jen Stitt: https://foxandbrazen.com/

Mark Rezzonico (Profoto): https://www.profoto.com

Jerry Ghionis: https://www.jerryghionis.com

Bob Coates: https://successful-photographer.com

Jeff Carpenter: https://www.readylightmedia.com

Pete Coco: https://petecocophoto.com

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Cityscape photography isn’t just about tall buildings and dramatic skylines—it’s about light, timing, mood, and storytelling. In this episode, Craig Alexander shares his approach to photographing cities with intention, patience, and a strong creative vision.

We explore how revisiting locations, working with changing light, and embracing limitations can lead to more powerful cityscape images. Craig discusses developing a recognizable photography style, balancing creativity with consistency, and why slowing down often leads to better results—both artistically and professionally.

Whether you’re an amateur photographer, a working professional, or someone building a photography business, this conversation offers practical insights you can apply to your own city photography. Topics include composition, creative process, visual storytelling, and the mindset required to grow as a photographer over time.

If you’re interested in photography, videography, or building a sustainable creative career, this episode will help you rethink how you approach shooting in urban environments.

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Craig Alexander on the web:
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Photography is changing — but not in the way you think.

As AI accelerated rapidly throughout 2025, many photographers expected the conversation to be all about tools, speed, and automation. But as this episode unfolds, a more nuanced picture begins to emerge — one centred on creativity, intention, human connection, and the long-term value of authenticity.

In this annual Camera Shake tradition, 15 photographers, educators, and creative voices share their honest perspectives on where photography is heading in 2026. Drawing on real-world experience across commercial, editorial, fine-art, education, and business photography, this episode explores not just what is changing, but how photographers are responding.

Rather than a single prediction, you’ll hear a wide range of viewpoints — sometimes aligned, sometimes contradictory — reflecting the reality that photography is no longer moving in one clear direction.

Featuring insights from (in order of appearance):

Joe McNally
https://www.joemcnally.com

Scott Kelby
https://www.kelbyone.com

Matthew Jordan Smith
https://www.matthewjordansmith.com

Karl Taylor
https://www.karltaylor.co.uk

Booray Perry
https://www.boorayperry.com

Frank Doorhof
https://www.frankdoorhof.com

Ty Turner
https://flashfilmacademy.com

Steve Brazill
https://www.behindtheshot.tv

Andy McSweeney
https://www.phototourbrugge.com

Troy Miller
https://www.spicyjello.com

Ben Beale
https://www.bbdigitalarts.com

James Musselwhite
https://www.musselwhitephotography.com

Lenworth Johnson
https://lenworthjohnson.com

Bob Coates
https://successful-photographer.com

Bob Pierce
https://www.bobpiercephotography.com

Check out Joe McNally’s new website & learning platform:
https://betterpictureswithjoe.com

Whether you’re navigating AI tools, refining your creative voice, or running a photography business, this episode offers grounded insight into what may matter most moving forward — beyond trends, beyond gear, and beyond algorithms.

In this episode, we explore:

• How AI has changed photography workflows — and where it hasn’t
• Why speed and automation aren’t the full story
• The growing importance of intention, taste, and human connection
• How photographers are positioning themselves for relevance in 2026
• Why authenticity is becoming a differentiator, not a buzzword

What do you think photography will look like in 2026?
Are you embracing new tools, resisting them, or redefining how you work altogether?
Join the conversation in the comments.

If you enjoy thoughtful, long-form discussions about photography and the creative industry, consider subscribing to the Camera Shake Podcast on YouTube or your favourite podcast platform.

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