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In this solo show Bart evangelises the importance of taking time to take stock, looks back at his own Photographic 2021, and sets some goals for 2022.

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This month Bart chats with returning guest Jeff Curto about shooting engaging images of buildings.

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This month Bart chats with Australian photographer Doug Ingram, better known as Nightscapades, about the art and craft of shooting so-called ‘nightscapes’. Depending on the shot and your point of view a nightscape can be described as a landscape that includes the night sky, or a nigh-sky shot that includes at least some of the landscape below.

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In this solo show Bart shares his excitement about discovering the ‘Day to Night’ series of unique time-lapse photos by photographer Stephen Wilkes on the Spark & Fire podcast.

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In this solo show Bart takes some time to reflect on the people who support his photography, and encourages everyone to do the same.

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This month Bart talks photojournalism and photo editing with retired LA Times photographer Robert Lachman.

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In this solo show Bart shares eight ways in which he keep learning and improving his photography. We all learn in our own unique ways so Bart doesn’t recommend a recipe for learning, but rather shares how he learns in the hope it helps or at least inspires others.

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In this solo show, and very much inspired by last month’s chat with Antonio Rosario about the railway photographer O. Winston Link, Bart digs a little deeper into the whys and the hows of railway photography. The first part of the show explores the differences between thinking about shooting railways as opposed to trains, with the hope of inspiring you to have a go. Following on from that, the second part gives some practical tips that might help you convert your inspiration into great images.

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This month Antonio turns the tables on Bart, interviewing him about one if his favourite photographers, O. Winston Link. Link was a commercial professional commercial photographer by day, but a dedicated amateur railway photographer by night (literally!).