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Jason Foley returns in episode 141, his umpteenth time on the podcast, having shared his passion for macro, astro, and developing film previously. This time, he focuses on modular films cameras, the Hasselblad 500CM, BronicaS2, and the Mamiya RB67. What are their differences, how are they similar, and the price point for each. Jason's passion for photography stretches beyond the technical areas and incorporates his creativity and eye for a shot into truly unique images. One way is through Digital Infrared Photography, transforming mundane scenes into other worldly photos. Jason's pride in being multi dimensional, he still dabbles with digital photography, and understands the power in which phone cameras have in today's world. If you're a beginner or pro, this episode will be sure to provide knowledge and/or inspiration that will better your craft. Jason's social links are belowhttps://www.instagram.com/jdfoleyphotography/https://www.youtube.com/@UC45ZCJxgDcMaIk7D2R7qUFA Follow Open Shutter for future show announcements!https://www.instagram.com/openshutteryoutube/Thanks for watching/listening - like and subscribe:)
In this episode of Open Shutter, I have the pleasure of welcoming Thanuja (TJ) who is a world traveller, having visited 50+ countries. In her travels, she has collected stories and insights into the creative process. A firm believer in the power of supporting local artists, TJ learns from others and applies this knowledge to her own process. However, TJ's creativity was in flux during her university years. It was the pandemic that reignited the spark and led her to explore disciplines such as photography, being an author, the world of public story telling, along with new goals such as learning salsa dancing. TJ's credits her success with surrounding herself with the right people, not being shy of putting herself out there, along with ensuring she lives a balanced life to avoid burn out. It's a honest and raw conversation into the realities of being an artist in today's world and how you too can leave your legacy through your own art. You can follow TJ herehttps://www.instagram.com/snapture.the.moment/https://www.instagram.com/tj.thanuja/Thanks for watching/listening - follow Open Shutter for future show announcements!https://www.instagram.com/openshutteryoutube/
In episode 139, Boudoir Photographer Amy Cleary joins the program. Amy is a passionate and dedicated pro who always put the client first and make sure his/her needs are met. Amy explains how this niche is put in a box by peers and explains that boudoir photography has nothing to do with sex, it's about freedom and self expression.
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Michael Lekas shares his experience of being a sports, model, and landscape photographer and how these different niches while all different, also compliment each other in certain ways.
I'm excited to welcome back Alice to the program, our last chat was an honest and raw conversation around creativity, being intentional, and how to actually achieve your goals.
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Our last conversation
https://youtube.com/live/a38pqcUDxp0
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0IUCyC5f0jsZMZelKvnfgh?si=d1f45f165e2b48c4
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Welcome to the 2025 Season Opener with local photographer, musician, and data scientist, Nishank Kumar!
This is a great episode to open up 2025.
Since we all have goals and resolutions at the start of each year, Nishank shares how he rebooted his creativity with photography after almost two years away. Our conversation includes the importance of community, pushing yourself out of your comfort zone, how to manage imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and how to be unique in a noisy world.
If you're a creator in any capacity, there is something to take away and apply it in 2025.
You can follow Nishank here
https://www.instagram.com/_fotogracia_/
https://fotogracia.com/
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Night Sky/Astro Photographer, Scott Visscher joins the program where he shares his early beginnings using a disposable camera in high school. The photography seed was planted as it was only a few years ago that he picked up a camera to dive into the craft and how to make a photo vs taking a photo. Scott shares his advice on how to capture the night sky, common mistakes photographers are doing, and why you can get great images with only a crop sensor. Scott credits his success with meeting mentors in the field, finding a community to thrive in, and his curiosity to travel across the province to capture unique images.
Mike Dancy, aka UGC Dad on YouTube makes a return appearance on the podcast, this time discussing the ever changing world of User Generated Content.
Video Editor, and Producer, Music Artist, YouTube Creator, the list of titles is long for Chris Tarroza.
Kasumi Kobo's journey from moving to Toronto from Japan with her dreams of playing hockey derailed, opened another opportunity to run her own business.
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