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Share Your Travel Photos In A Different Way

Welcome to episode 24 of The Photo Flunky Show about different ways to share your travel photos.  Now that we have a couple dozen episodes, I'm starting to get the hang of podcasting.

When I listen to this after 200 shows, I'll probably think I was naïve.

We're talking about different ways to share your travel photos. Something other than posting  few snapshots to social media or even hanging something on the wall.

These ideas let you get a bit more creative after you've processed your images. We hope you like the ideas here and perhaps come up with some new twists to share your travel photos.

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THE PHOTO FLUNKY SHOW:  Episode 24

 

Hi, welcome to the Photo Flunky Show, Episode number twenty-four.

 

On today’s show Lee and I are going to talk about three different ways to share your travel photos.

 

Hi, thanks for joining us on the Photo Flunky Show.  Last week we were talking about travel photography and today we’re going to continue on with, instead of tools and tricks when you’re out shooting, this is after you get home.  And what are you going to do with your photos?

 

Most of the time people like to take their photos and then they’ll make some social media shares, they might put it out on Flickr or a site like that and then they might also, if they’ve got something that’s really nice, print it off and hang it on the wall.  But there are a few different other ways you can share your photos and we are going to go over that today.

 

But before I get into that, let me tell you that show notes for today’s episode are going to be available at williambeem.com/episode24.  You can find a transcript of the show there for free and of course, if you want to subscribe to the podcast it’s pretty easy.  We’ve got links on iTunes, Google Play Music and Stitcher Radio.

Help Your Travel Photography With Five Common and Lightweight Items Welcome to episode 23 of The Photo Flunky Show. On […]

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Help Your Travel Photography With Five Common and Lightweight Items

Welcome to episode 23 of The Photo Flunky Show.

On this episode, Lee and I have a few travel photography tips. Sometimes the difference between getting “a shot” and “the shot” can be how well prepared you are to deal with adverse conditions or see things that others miss.

We'll tell you about some very simple, common and lightweight items you can carry while working on your travel photography. There's a good chance you already have some of them, and these items are easy and (mostly) inexpensive.

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For Macphun products like Luminar and Aurora HDR, you save $10.

For other Macphun products, like the Creative Kit, you save 10%.

Just visit:  http://williambeem.com/macphun

When you check out, use my Macphun coupon code: BEEM

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Save money when you buy ON1 Photo RAW. This is my affiliate code, which means that I make a small commission if you purchase from me, but it also means that you save money.

Just visit http://williambeem.com/on1 and enter the code WBEEM16 to save 20%when you check out.

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THE PHOTO FLUNKY SHOW:  Episode 23

 

Hi, welcome to the Photo Flunky Show, Episode number twenty-three.

 

Today’s topic is about five everyday items to help you with your travel photography.

 

 

William:   Hey, welcome back to the show!  Thanks for joining us. My name is William Beem.

 

Lee:         Hi, I’m Lee.

 

William:   You can find a free transcript of this show and the show notes are going to be at williambeem.com/episode23.  Also, if you want, there are links there to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play Music and Stitcher Radio.  And of course if you’re going to be going to iTunes it wouldn’t hurt to go ahead and gi...

Get Started Developing Your Photography Style Welcome to episode 22 of The Photo Flunky Show. On this episode, we talk […]

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Get Started Developing Your Photography Style

Welcome to episode 22 of The Photo Flunky Show.

On this episode, we talk about the journey some photographers take to develop their own style, whether they do it consciously or it just seems to happen without any planning.

Your photography style is more important than any gear or software you'll ever buy, yet those things are tools you can use to develop your photography style.

I also mention some discounts for ON1 and Macphun software in this episode. You can save some money on some quality post processing tools that could become part of your photography style.

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I mentioned at the start of the show that you can save 10% (or $10) on Macphun software using my coupon code. This is my affiliate code, which means that I make a small commission if you purchase from me, but it also means that you save money.

For Macphun products like Luminar and Aurora HDR, you save $10.

For other Macphun products, like the Creative Kit, you save 10%.

Just visit:  http://williambeem.com/macphun

When you check out, use my Macphun coupon code: BEEM

ON1 Coupon Code

ON1 Photo RAW is a fantastic program to help you develop your style. As with the Macphun code above, I earn a small commission if you purchase from me, but it also means you save 20%.

Just visit http://williambeem.com/on1 and enter the code WBEEM16 to save 20%when you check out.

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PHOTO FLUNKY:  Episode 22

 

Welcome to the Photo Flunky Show, Episode number twenty-two.

 

Today we’re going to be talking about developing your photography style.

 

William:   Hi, thanks for joining us on the Photo Flunky Show.  My name is William Beem.

 

Lee:         Hi, I’m Lee.

 

William:   And just so you know, you can find show notes for this episode available at  williambeem.com/episode22 and you can find a transcript of the show there for free.

 

Also, we’re now available on iTunes, Stitcher Radio and Google Play Music Podcast.  Anyways,

Digital Scrapbooking For Yourself Or The People You Love Welcome to episode 21 of The Photo Flunky Show. We explore […]

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Digital Scrapbooking For Yourself Or The People You Love

Welcome to episode 21 of The Photo Flunky Show.

We explore Lee's love of scrapbooking and how you can get started with your own creations. Use them for photo books, gift cards and more. We also share some resources to help you get some free and low cost templates for your own projects. Check out the Related Links below.

Get tutorials, software, print services and more help to get started with digital scrapbooking.

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PHOTO FLUNKY:  Episode 21

 

Welcome to the Photo Flunky Show, Episode number twenty-one.

 

On today’s episode we’re going to be talking about preserving your memories with digital scrapbooking.

 

Hi, welcome to the Photo Flunky Show.  I’m William Beem.

 

Lee:         Hi, I’m Lee.

 

William:   Today you can find show notes available at williambeem.com/episode21.  You can also get a transcript of the show there for free.  I also want to mention that the show is available on iTunes and Stitcher Radio.  If you want links to those, go to photoflunky.com.  You’ll see some links right there.  While you’re on the link for iTunes, it wouldn’t hurt you to subscribe.  We would really appreciate it and also we would love to get your honest rating and review.

 

One more thing.  We’re expecting that Google Play Music Podcast (now there’s a mouthful!) … Google Play Store has been advertising or trying to request podcasts for people since October of last year.  Rumor has it that they are going to go live on April 18th.  This show is going to come out two days later and I’ve already submitted and I’ve got my notice back that we’re going to be accepted.  So if you’ve got an Android device and you’re going to be looking for podcasts on Google Play or you know someone who has an Android device and is going to be looking for podcasts, that may be the place to go.  So by all means try and look for the Photo Flunky Show on Google Play Music Podcast.

 

Alright, that’s just a mouthful. I can’t spit all of that out all at once, but I am limited in certain ways!

 

OK, today we’re going to be talking about digital scrapbooking and one of the things I was really curious about is, if you’re going to get started with it, a lot of people talk about creating a photo book; particularly when they have been traveling or there has been some kind of an event you want to get maybe a series of photos.  You want to share them with people or you want to keep them...

Want to Know How to Travel With Your Photography Gear? Welcome to episode 20 of The Photo Flunky Show. This […]

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Want to Know How to Travel With Your Photography Gear?

Welcome to episode 20 of The Photo Flunky Show. This week's show discusses some tips and precautions you can take with you travel with your photography gear.

Lee and I both have experience with local and international travel with our cameras. Episode 20 covers some ideas of how to protect your gear and your photos while transitioning from airplane to hotel and walking about with some travel photography.

We mentioned a few products that may help you and some insurance. Check them out below in the Related Links.

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PHOTO FLUNKY:  Episode 20

 

Welcome to the Photo Flunky Show, Episode number twenty.

 

The topic for this show:  How To Travel With Your Photography Gear.

 

Hi, welcome to the Photo Flunky Show, available at photoflunky.com.  I’m your host, William Beem.

 

Lee:         Hi, I’m Lee.

 

William:   And episode twenty we’re up to right now. You can find show notes at williambeem.com/episode20 or of course they will be on the player at photoflunky.com.

 

Alright.  So today we’re talking about how to travel with your photography gear.  Both of us have had to take a number of trips and mostly for different purposes, but the same problem comes up.  You’ve got a bunch of gear, you want to travel with it safely.  That’s not just how you’re going to travel from the airport, but also what you’re going to do in the hotel and what you’re going to do when you’re walking around in the place where you’ve arrived for your shoot.

 

So, let’s start off with airline travel.  And before you even get to the airport, how do you pack your gear?  Are you looking for something like a rolling bag, are you looking for a backpack?  Lee, let’s start off.  You’ve done a number of vacations coming from Europe over here.  What would you prefer?

 

Lee:         Well, first of all I have a look at what’s going to suit me when I’m walking around and I prefer a camera backpack.  I’ve got a nice, fairly compact one that pretty much swallows everything that I’ll need in a given day on an average day.