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- Photography Matters Ep 98 – DNA & Are Your Photos Good Enough
Do you know, or are you, yourself, a photographer who doesn’t really want to study other photographer’s work? Some feel it could influence them too much? I’ve heard that kind of thing from time to time.
Also, since we’ve been talking about selling your prints or books lately, I’ve got a little bit more to say on that subject. I know, shocker, huh.
I’ll share my 2 cents on these topics. Enjoy.
The Links- Terry Lewis – Don’t Get Around Much Anymore
A Book Anyone Could Enjoy! Right!?Ghosts and the Aesthetic of the PastBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
74 pages, published 2/3/2020
There are many times when I will think to myself, “I believe I was born about 50 years too late.” Don’t get me wrong; it’s not that I don’t appreciate the times that I do live in and the things that exist today that weren’t even thought of back in the mid-twentieth century.But when it comes to music, photography, style, aesthetics and craftsmanship… man, there is something to be said for the way we used to do things. When I refer to…The post Photography Matters Ep 98 – DNA & Are Your Photos Good Enough appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - INSPIRED – Episode 49 – Favorite Cameras & Create.Photography Podcast
I know we all have our favorite cameras. I’ll talk about mine and reasons why they are my favorites. Also want to let you know about a reasonably new podcast out there. It’s called Create.Photography and its host is photographer, Daniel Sigg. I was recently on an episode with Daniel. Great guy. (good photographer, too!) I’ll share that episode with you (link in the post). Enjoy.
The Links- Create.Photography – Episode 008: story telling (with Ted Vieira)
- @daniel.sigg on IG
Something New For Your Bookshelf, Perhaps?Ghosts and the Aesthetic of the PastBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
74 pages, published 2/3/2020
There are many times when I will think to myself, “I believe I was born about 50 years too late.” Don’t get me wrong; it’s not that I don’t appreciate the times that I do live in and the things that exist today that weren’t even thought of back in the mid-twentieth century.But when it comes to music, photography, style, aesthetics and craftsmanship… man, there is something to be said for the way we used to do things. When I refer to…The post INSPIRED – Episode 49 – Favorite Cameras & Create.Photography Podcast appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - Photography Matters Ep 97 – Window Dressing and A Couple Leica Tips
I’ve been getting out with my camera a bit more these days. Just wanted to share a recent experience that inspired a new project.
Also have a couple items about Leica gear. Helpful stuff if it applies to you.
Enjoy.
The PhotosAll photos shot with my Leica M262 and Summicron 50mm. All of them came from the Leica JPEG files, most sooc.
The Links- Leica M Rangefinder Horizontal Adjustment: Easy, not so hard. M3 M4 M5 M6 M8 M9 M240 M10. – Channel: Griniflix – Adventure8
- Leica Store Miami, Lens Cap for Summicron 35mm v5
Book of The Week!Ghosts and the Aesthetic of the PastBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
74 pages, published 2/3/2020
There are many times when I will think to myself, “I believe I was born about 50 years too late.” Don’t get me wrong; it’s not that I don’t appreciate the times that I do live in and the things that exist today that weren’t even thought of back in the mid-twentieth century.But when it comes to music, photography, style, aesthetics and craftsmanship… man, there is something to be said for the way we used to do things. When I refer to…The post Photography Matters Ep 97 – Window Dressing and A Couple Leica Tips appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - INSPIRED – Episode 48 – Do You Always Carry?
Are you one of those photographers who always carry a camera with you? I mean a proper camera, not your phone. (although the cameras on our phones are becoming freakishly good) I’ll share my 2 cents on the topic. Enjoy
A Real Page Turner, Great for Halloween!Vegas NoirBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
78 pages, published 1/31/2020
Las Vegas, Nevada is, in many ways, a very unique place. That’s actually kind of an understatement. But we’ll leave it at that for now. This is a 24 hour town. During the day it’s bright and bustling with life; people who have come to visit and play.But to me, Vegas is most interesting after the sun goes down. There’s a completely different vibe to the place. It’s darker; it’s sexier and there is definitely more of an element of mystery.…The post INSPIRED – Episode 48 – Do You Always Carry? appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - INSPIRED – Episode 47 – Are You Printing? Are You Selling?
In recent video I uploaded to YouTube I talk about the concept of selling prints from your website. I thought I’d talk a little be more on that subject. Enjoy
The Links- Sell Prints From Your Website (last week’s youtube video
- TAVPhotography.com (if you want to see how I’ve set my site up to sell)
You Owe It To Yourself To Buy This Book!PortlandBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
84 pages, published 3/3/2020
Portland, Oregon. This is my favorite city I’ve ever lived in. I lived there from fall of ’82 to the fall of ’97. It rained most of the time I was there. Okay, maybe not most of the time… …it rained a lot.But you know what? That shows how cool this town is. In spite o the amount of rain and gloomy overcast days, I stayed for 15 years, and still miss it today.I love the architecture; the people (some of the most creative people I’ve ever…The post INSPIRED – Episode 47 – Are You Printing? Are You Selling? appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - INSPIRED – Episode 46 – Sharpness is a Bourgeois ConceptYuliya • Leica M (typ 262) • Summicron 50
In 1998 at age 90, the photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson, who swore by his Leica, said to Helmut Newton: “sharpness is a bourgeois concept.” Bourgeois means wealth without taste.
Jim AustenThat’s one of my favorite photography quotes. “sharpness is a bourgeois concept.” I’ll share my two cents on the subject. Enjoy.
Dark Vegasy Stuff For Your Coffee Table!Vegas NoirBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
78 pages, published 1/31/2020
Las Vegas, Nevada is, in many ways, a very unique place. That’s actually kind of an understatement. But we’ll leave it at that for now. This is a 24 hour town. During the day it’s bright and bustling with life; people who have come to visit and play.But to me, Vegas is most interesting after the sun goes down. There’s a completely different vibe to the place. It’s darker; it’s sexier and there is definitely more of an element of mystery.…The post INSPIRED – Episode 46 – Sharpness is a Bourgeois Concept appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - Photography Matters Ep 96 – Should You Start a Podcast or YouTube Channel
I think I remember doing an episode on this topic before, but I was recently asked by another photographer if they should start a podcast or do a YouTube channel. I’ll give my 2 cents on the subject. Enjoy.
You Could Own This Book! Not Kidding!Ghosts and the Aesthetic of the PastBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
74 pages, published 2/3/2020
There are many times when I will think to myself, “I believe I was born about 50 years too late.” Don’t get me wrong; it’s not that I don’t appreciate the times that I do live in and the things that exist today that weren’t even thought of back in the mid-twentieth century.But when it comes to music, photography, style, aesthetics and craftsmanship… man, there is something to be said for the way we used to do things. When I refer to…The post Photography Matters Ep 96 – Should You Start a Podcast or YouTube Channel appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - INSPIRED – Episode 45 – AI Post ProcessingLeica M3 • Summicron 50 • Ilford Delta100
I watched a YouTube video this morning from photographer, Thomas Heaton. Great photographer, great youtube channel. He was expressing his concerns about the idea of AI software doing the post processing of your images. I’ll give you my 2 cents on that. Enjoy.
The Links- Thomas Heaton’s Video
- AI Software Video
Do You Own This Book Yet!?Ghosts and the Aesthetic of the PastBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
74 pages, published 2/3/2020
There are many times when I will think to myself, “I believe I was born about 50 years too late.” Don’t get me wrong; it’s not that I don’t appreciate the times that I do live in and the things that exist today that weren’t even thought of back in the mid-twentieth century.But when it comes to music, photography, style, aesthetics and craftsmanship… man, there is something to be said for the way we used to do things. When I refer to…The post INSPIRED – Episode 45 – AI Post Processing appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - INSPIRED – Episode 44 – Short Stories Continued
Today I posted an episode of Photography Matters, talking about a variety of writing exercises to help build your storytelling chops. Just wanted to followup with a couple things I left out. This will be a short one.
Crazy Awesome Book of the Week!PortlandBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
84 pages, published 3/3/2020
Portland, Oregon. This is my favorite city I’ve ever lived in. I lived there from fall of ’82 to the fall of ’97. It rained most of the time I was there. Okay, maybe not most of the time… …it rained a lot.But you know what? That shows how cool this town is. In spite o the amount of rain and gloomy overcast days, I stayed for 15 years, and still miss it today.I love the architecture; the people (some of the most creative people I’ve ever…The post INSPIRED – Episode 44 – Short Stories Continued appeared first on Photography Matters.
0 min - Photography Matters Ep 95 – Short Stories“It was the first time Mark had come to Vegas…”
An idea had come to me today, and I think it might be a good one. An exercise that can help strengthen my storytelling muscle. Then I thought, why keep this to myself? Might as well share it with you and see if maybe this would sound interesting to you.
It doesn’t get any better than this!PortlandBy Ted Vieira in Film Photography Projects
84 pages, published 3/3/2020
Portland, Oregon. This is my favorite city I’ve ever lived in. I lived there from fall of ’82 to the fall of ’97. It rained most of the time I was there. Okay, maybe not most of the time… …it rained a lot.But you know what? That shows how cool this town is. In spite o the amount of rain and gloomy overcast days, I stayed for 15 years, and still miss it today.I love the architecture; the people (some of the most creative people I’ve ever…The post Photography Matters Ep 95 – Short Stories appeared first on Photography Matters.
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