Stealing Like an Artist No one creates in a vacuum. I recently read Steal Like An Aritst and Show Your Work, both by Austin Kleon. I recommend both books for any working creative. My recent work includes my wife’s Antarctic themed graduation photos, a Dog & Ballerina shoot for the Taylor Animal Shelter and some […]

Stealing Like an Artist No one creates in a vacuum. I recently read Steal Like An Aritst and Show Your Work, both by Austin Kleon. I recommend both books for any working creative. My recent work includes my wife’s Antarctic themed graduation photos, a Dog & Ballerina shoot for the Taylor Animal Shelter and some […]

Josh and I catch up after a long summer. We’ve both stayed busy. Andrew went on a road trip to the Tetons for the eclipse and on to Banff for Emily’s wedding. We both helped and photographed Harvey cleanup efforts with KWCares (part of Keller Williams). Josh pushed farther on his Soaked project. Andrew continued […]

Guest Adrian Hernandez (Revelry Beauty) joins us on our photography vlog while we discuss lots of stuff including work life balance as a business owner. Photography Vlog Adrian Hernandez is an award winning hair and makeup professional in the Austin area. She’s also an author (Adrian Hale) and is now doing triathlons, because why not. […]

What’s next in photo education? How are learning and photography changing? It’s something we spend a lot of time thinking about while we plan for future classes. Learning and Photography – On the VLOG Today Aaron Franklin’s List of 7 Places to Eat Gregor Heisler: 50 Portrait Pentax Stuff K-1 Pentax DA* 300mm f/4 EDIF […]

Today, on our photography vlog: Life, Death, and Photography. We talk about adventure photography, war photojournalism and going all in on the road to Cathedral Oaks.   The Photography VLOG Meru See Meru on Amazon (free with Prime). Jimmy Chin’s Company. Parts Unknown, Houston and Food Anthony Bourdain’s Closing Monolog from the Houston episode of […]

On our photography VLOG: the world of professional photography has changed forever thanks to technology. Adapt or die is a motto to live by for photographers and everyone else too. Technology marches on… Somehow we go from SpaceX’s recent launch to tricorder and how often sci-fi writers get it right, to underwater camera housings and […]

Stacy crosses a border to learn photography! It’s another photography podcast on the road home from Langtry. We talk about Stacy’s experience at Langtry this year. We talk about crashing the DJI Phantom 3. Josh and I switched our standard lens selections.  We watched Geoff Hammond care about the details while making his “Home on […]

Today on our silly photography podcast, we eventually talk about micro 4/3 and sensor sizes in general. A NAPfS member asked us to talk about sensor sizes and in particular Micro 4/3… We sort of did that. Recursive digressions are a thing. Nikon has worked with Giorgetto Giugiaro of Italdesign to create their camera designs. […]

On our creative photography vlog we talk about picking the right photographer. It isn’t just about their skill or even their style. Natasha discusses her experience working with various photographers with various styles as well as what it is like to wear many figurative and literal hats at a photoshoot. Also, Andrew goes off on […]