Photography Foulups Affect Everyone

Hello, and thank you for listening to The Photo Flunky Show, episode 41. I really appreciate it.

This week, Lee and I discuss some of our photography foulups – those little things that can make your photography experience suffer. Maybe it could even ruin your chance to get a shot at all.

I've screwed up by using mismatched lenses, forgetting accessories, or just having the wrong settings on my camera. During the show, I mentioned Scott Kelby's WHIMS tip (link to his article below in the Related Links).

Despite making some boneheaded mistakes, I've always managed to come away with a photo, even if it's not the one I intended.

We'll discuss some of the ways you can recover from your mistakes, and a few ways to prevent making those mistakes in the first place.

Have an interesting story about your own photography foulups? Share it in the comments. We can all learn from each other.

Related Links

Scott Kelby's WHIMS Tip

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Transcript

 

THE PHOTO FLUNKY SHOW:  Episode 41

 

Welcome to the Photo Flunky Show, Episode forty-one.

 

Today we are going to be talking about photography foul-ups and how to recover from them.

 

William:   Thank you for joining us on the Photo Flunky Show.  My name is William Beem.

 

Lee:         Hi, I am Lee Beem.

 

William:   Before we get into this I just want to let you know that the transcript for this show is going to be available at williambeem.com/episode41.  And of course, if you’ve got any comments or feedback for us, we’d love to hear from you.  Please go to that address and leave a comment for us, give us some feedback, tell us what you think about the show, what kind of photography foul-ups you’ve made and how you recovered from them.  Anything that’s on your mind, we’d really appreciate to hear from you.

 

Also, you can find links to subscribe either at that link or at photoflunky.com and there is a player there where, if you want to try a few other shows, go ahead.  All the shows are available there; at least as long as it’s working. I looked at it the other night and the thing was broken, but I got it going again.

 

Lee:         Yes, you did.

 

William:   So there’s another reason for you to leave a comment.  If you come out there to my site and find that something isn’t working, please tell me and I’ll fix it.

 

 

Lee:         Yes, sometimes these things happen while you’re doing something else and you’re not aware of it if you don’t happen to click on your links.