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With the boom in digital imagery, will physical prints fade into obscurity? Or is the reverse true? Join me today, as I talk about the value of prints versus digital files… Right here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast.

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In today’s episode let’s talk about how you can use your camera to take photos to support a good cause. Right here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast.

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https://moneymakerphotography.com/support-conservation-efforts-and-take-some-great-photos-with-raptor-inc/

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Does realism have an advantage over the fantastical in photography? Both forms of art are valid, and each has its own value to photographers and viewers.  Let’s broaden this discussion to learn the value of both styles.

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Are you looking for an alternative to big, bulky tripods? This nifty little compact gadget that may be exactly what you need. Join me today as I share how this little piece of gear changed my photography... Right here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast.

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https://moneymakerphotography.com/the-platypod-an-alternative-to-bulky-tripods 

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With the right gear and ideas, flower photography can be a lot of fun! Here are a few thoughts that will help you get beautiful floral photographs. Right here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast.

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https://moneymakerphotography.com/exploring-floral-photography-part-1/

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Should you publish a photography book? For some photographers, this may be the answer. I’ll give an overview of the things you’ll need to know to succeed... Right Here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast.

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https://moneymakerphotography.com/a-guide-to-publishing-photo-books/

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We’re taught that the subject is the important part of an image, but the relationships between subjects and other elements are what makes photos interesting.  Let’s take a look at some of the most common types of relationships. Right Here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast.

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https://moneymakerphotography.com/photography-is-about-relationships-not-subjects/

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Artists have used the artistic study for centuries to hone their skills in preparation for a completed work. Find out why photographers should use this technique…

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There are many different ways to approach your ISO setting. In rare cases, some photographers will deliberately use high ISO settings to achieve an old-fashioned, grainy look. On the other end of the spectrum, you have photographers like Edward Henry Weston. He has been called one of the most influential photographers of the early 20th century, and he was famous for using revolutionary films with speeds that would have been equivalent to ISO 16 by today’s standards.

Most photographers, myself included, tend to take a middle path. If you want to open up your aperture for extreme clarity or slow down your shutter speed to create motion blur in bright light, you’ll want to drop your ISO speed to balance the exposure.

But what if you want to use a fast shutter speed or a narrow aperture at night? In that case, you’ll need to raise your ISO to get a clean shot. However, you’ll also need to think about the amount of noise you’re willing to accept in the final image. Choosing your ISO speed becomes a series of trade-offs based on the amount of noise produced by the sensor, the clarity or narrow depth of field from different aperture settings, and whether you want to use fast or slow shutter speeds to freeze or blur motion.

The key to using ISO correctly is to experiment with your camera. Not all cameras produce the same amount of noise at the same ISO speeds. Small or cheaply made sensors tend to produce a lot of noise at all but the slowest ISO settings while cutting-edge full-frame DSLRs are capable of shooting at extremely high ISOs with very little noise. Learn how your camera performs at various ISOs, and you’ll be able to minimize the amount of sensor noise while creating a balanced exposure in any light...

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What does it mean for a photographer to be jaded? It’s a problem that hampers creativity, but the fix is easy. Continue listening as we find that joy again… Right Here on the Will Moneymaker Photography Podcast.

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