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TDN Ep3 - Nick Carver
Welcome to the third episode of "The Dirty Negative Podcast," where hosts Terry Livesey and Lewis James Phillips continue to explore the diverse world of photography. This time, they’re joined by the engaging and charismatic Nick Carver, a photographer known for his infectious sense of humour and dedication to the art of film photography.
Nick Carver brings a unique blend of creativity and personality to this episode, diving into his journey from traditional film photography to his work in digital photography for architecture and real estate—what he casually refers to as "the digital side of his job." While Nick's passion clearly lies in the tactile and artistic process of film, where he truly shines is in his ability to balance technical skill with an undeniable flair for entertainment.
Nick's YouTube channel has become a must-watch for both photography enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates a good laugh. His educational content on film photography covers everything from camera techniques to creative processes, but it’s his natural comic timing and laid-back personality that often turn his videos into more of a comedy series than just a tutorial. Viewers find themselves not only learning about the intricacies of film photography but also getting caught up in Nick's wit, storytelling, and lighthearted approach.
Tune in to discover what makes Nick Carver tick, and get ready for an episode filled with laughter, insight, and a whole lot of inspiration from a photographer who truly knows how to blend his passion with playfulness.
🔗 https://www.nickcarverphotography.com/
🔗 https://www.facebook.com/nickcarver
🔗 https://www.terryliveseyphotography.co.uk/
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/TerryLivesey
🔗 https://lewisjamesphillips.com/
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/@LewisJamesPhillips
🔗 If you want to start a photography business, then my new book helps you with all aspects of the business of photography: https://amzn.eu/d/7x73kHl
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By The Dirty NegativeWelcome to the third episode of "The Dirty Negative Podcast," where hosts Terry Livesey and Lewis James Phillips continue to explore the diverse world of photography. This time, they’re joined by the engaging and charismatic Nick Carver, a photographer known for his infectious sense of humour and dedication to the art of film photography.
Nick Carver brings a unique blend of creativity and personality to this episode, diving into his journey from traditional film photography to his work in digital photography for architecture and real estate—what he casually refers to as "the digital side of his job." While Nick's passion clearly lies in the tactile and artistic process of film, where he truly shines is in his ability to balance technical skill with an undeniable flair for entertainment.
Nick's YouTube channel has become a must-watch for both photography enthusiasts and anyone who appreciates a good laugh. His educational content on film photography covers everything from camera techniques to creative processes, but it’s his natural comic timing and laid-back personality that often turn his videos into more of a comedy series than just a tutorial. Viewers find themselves not only learning about the intricacies of film photography but also getting caught up in Nick's wit, storytelling, and lighthearted approach.
Tune in to discover what makes Nick Carver tick, and get ready for an episode filled with laughter, insight, and a whole lot of inspiration from a photographer who truly knows how to blend his passion with playfulness.
🔗 https://www.nickcarverphotography.com/
🔗 https://www.facebook.com/nickcarver
🔗 https://www.terryliveseyphotography.co.uk/
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/TerryLivesey
🔗 https://lewisjamesphillips.com/
🔗 https://www.youtube.com/@LewisJamesPhillips
🔗 If you want to start a photography business, then my new book helps you with all aspects of the business of photography: https://amzn.eu/d/7x73kHl