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It’s been far too long since Mason and Jeff have had the opportunity to travel together in search of great photos. Thanks to a cancelled workshop, they had the chance to explore some of California’s most stunning locations. From starry pre-dawn shoots overlooking Yosemite Valley to afternoons seeking out the best coffee in the high Sierra, the two friends managed to find epic shots. In this episode they talk about their ten-day adventure and the images they captured. It’s a long episode, but so was the trip so sit back and enjoy the ride.
Photocombobulate is a podcast dedicated to simplifying photography. In this episode we tackle the lingo photographers use and the meanings behind it.
Photocombobulate is a podcast dedicated to simplifying photography. In this episode we tackle the science of our vision with Dr. Joseph Allen, DO.
Photocombobulate is a podcast about photography hosted by Jeff Carlson and Mason Marsh. Each episode seeks to unravel a complex topic and make it understandable.
To appreciate Mason and Jeff’s approach to combobulating photography, it helps to know how these two college friends embarked on careers that lead them back to each other and to a partnership leading workshops and helping people become more fulfilled and satisfied photographers.
So enjoy this look at the hosts of Photocombobulate and their vision for the podcast.
The show notes for this episode, along with all of our episodes, can be found on our website: https://www.photocombobulate.com
For Jeff Carlson's work, visit https://jeffcarlson.com
For Mason Marsh's work, visit https://www.masonmarsh.com
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A photography podcast hosted by Jeff Carlson and Mason Marsh. In each episode we take an aspect of the photographic process that is discombobulated and we seek to make it easy to understand. It’s…