Discover the art and techniques behind capturing the electrifying moments of live music performances with our music photography podcast with Richard Clark from the UK. Learn from this seasoned photographer as he shares his insights, tips, and experiences in shooting concerts, festivals, and gigs. From camera gear to lighting challenges, editing techniques to memorable moments, dive into the world where music meets visual artistry.

Richard shares amusing anecdotes, including memorable encounters while highlighting the challenges and excitement of live event photography. He emphasizes the importance of connections in the music scene and credits his mentor, Will Robinson, for invaluable advice and opportunities.

Covering topics from networking strategies to gear preferences, Richard offers insights into the dynamic environment of live music photography. He navigates the intricacies of shooting in crowded pits and shares tips for capturing the energy of live performances.

If you ever decide to pursue music photography, you'll be well-equipped with Richard's advice. Subscribe now and tune in to Move Your Photography!

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Timeline:

00:00:00 Introduction To Music Photography

00:14:00 Discussion On The "3 Song Rule"

00:23:00 Capturing Shots In A Limited Time Frame

00:29:00 Reflecting On Memorable Gigs

00:32:00 Inspirations From Iconic Music Photographers

00:35:00 Gear, Challenges And Techniques

00:38:00 Advice On Getting Started

00:39:00 Importance Of Networking

00:40:00 Balancing Between Capturing and Enjoying

00:41:00 Future aspirations

Check out more of Richard's work:

Website: https://harrogate-photography.co.uk/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/harrogatephotography81/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/harrogatephotography/?hl=en

Twitter: https://twitter.com/RichProPhotos

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A Master Wildlife Photographer, Conservationist and a wonderful human being. In memory of the late Aditya 'Dicky' Singh, celebrated famous Indian wildlife and tiger photographer, this episode features a conversation with us that took place just weeks before his untimely passing at only 57 years of age. Dicky, best known for his breathtaking tiger photographs and personal contributions to conservation in India, joins us for a eye-opening discussion. Through his engaging anecdotes and captivating storytelling, Dicky shares his journey from being a self-taught Nikon photographer, starting to work with a BBC production, and thanks to the insightful advice from mentors like Colin Johnson and Andy Rouse, he got to gaining global recognition for his outstanding work.

He emphasizes the importance of being a nature conservationist in first place and offers advice to aspiring photographers, urging them to focus more on composition rather than solely relying on the technical aspects of the camera. As we reflect on his life and career, his passion for environmental conservation, and his unique experiences capturing wildlife moments within India's natural habitats, we honor his memory and the legacy he leaves behind. Thank you for everything Dicky.

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Timeline:

00:00 Tribute to Dicky Singh

01:54 Intro

04:07 Aditya Singh's Early Life

08:38 Best Practices for Successful Wildlife Photography

10:36 A Typical Day of Tiger Photography with Aditya Singh

15:12 The Evolution of Camera Gear and Techniques in Wildlife Photography

27:19 The Art of Photo Processing

30:54 Conservationist or Photographer: A Personal Journey

38:53 Mentors in Photography

45:04 The Art of Seeing the Shot

49:37 The Final Thoughts and Reflections

Check out more of Aditya Dicky Singh's work:

Website: https://dickysingh.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AdityaDickySingh/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dickysingh/?hl=en

Twitter: https://twitter.com/adityadickysin?lang=en

Sanctuary Nature Foundation article: https://www.sanctuarynaturefoundation.org/article/meet-aditya-dicky-singh

"Noor. Queen of Ranthambhore" book by Andy Rouse and Aditya Dicky Singh:  https://www.andyrouse.co.uk/index.php?s=product_detail&id=316

Tributes to the loss of Aditya Dicky Singh: https://www.adityadickysingh.in/

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Disability does not define one's abilities. With the right mindset and practice, anyone can achieve success in photography. One photographer who has truly harnessed the power of this saying, is this week's guest Jen Reid, a disabled photographer from Folkstone, Kent in southeast England. Jen's disability, called Phocomelia, primarily affects her right arm, making it challenging for her to operate a camera. However, she has found creative solutions to overcome these challenges and despite facing physical challenges, Jen has not let her disability stop her from pursuing her passion for photography.

In fact, she has used her disability as a source of inspiration and motivation to create incredible images that capture the essence of her subjects. In addition to being a pet and wildlife photographer, Jen is also passionate about nature conservation. She is an active supporter of various charities and organizations dedicated to protecting and preserving wildlife. She emphasizes the importance of mindset and practice in achieving success. Jen also discusses her passion for capturing the personalities of pets and her dedication to providing free end-of-life sessions for animals. She shares tips for photographing dogs and she encourages disabled photographers to start and surround themselves with a supportive community. Jen's positive attitude and determination serve as an inspiration to all. Enjoy it!

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Timeline "A Photographer's Journey Beyond Disability":

00:01:38 Disabled But Not Unable

00:04:10 First Steps In Jen Becoming A Photographer

00:07:10 Tips For Great Dog Photography

00:10:00 Importance Of Nature Conservation

00:13:50 Capturing Your Pets Personality

00:17:11 Memorable Moments In Pet Photography

00:19:37 Memorable Moments Being A Disabled Photographer

00:21:15 Jen's Interview With The BBC

00:22:35 What To Start And Stop Doing

00:24:10 Building A Friend's Support System

00:29:51 Closing Thoughts

Check out more of Jen's work:

Website: https://felinedoggeousphotography.com/

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Our long working title being: "Around The Globe With A Camera in 45 Minutes" as today we wonder around the world while we discuss Wildlife, Nature and Travel photography and get ready to hear some amazing stories from Mountain Gorillas to Snow Leopards to getting eye to eye with Whales!

In our episode from today we talk with the amazing professional Travel&Nature photographer Dalida Innes all the way from Australia, if we manage she sits still and don't get bitten by the travel bug while we talk, since she traveled a big part of the world in search of some amazing creatures and people. Dalida has won numerous photography awards and will make you sit on the edge of your stool with her stories, as she discusses roaming the globe with her Nikon D5 in her hand, the best practices for female photographers as solo travelers and getting that shot that you want. Oh, and you will love her passion for Nature too...Enjoy it!

Timeline "The Intrepid Travel Photographer":

00:05:10 Becoming a Travel&Wildlife Photographer

00:10:50 Advice for Aspiring Women Photographers

00:14:50 Important Requirements for a Nature Photographer

00:20:55 The 3 'Rights'

00:22:50 The Gear Question

00:26:43 Diving with Whales

00:31:00 The Importance of Nature Conservation

00:35:20 The Most Memorable Personal Moments

00:38:55 The Chase of the Snow Leopard

00:40:50 Start and Stop Doing in Photography

Check out more of Dalida's work:

Website: https://dalidainnes.com/

About Innes Wildlife: https://www.inneswildlife.com/about

Female-Led Wildlife Photography Travel- A Detailed Guide: https://www.inneswildlife.com/blog/female-led-wildlife-photography-travel-a-detailed-guide

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dainnes67

Twitter: https://twitter.com/dainnes67

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Picasso famously said, “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once they grow up. As children grow, those who develop their talent continue to live an artistic life." Well, he must have been looking into a crystal ball and saw our talented 7 year old, award-winning photographer from our latest podcast!

Today we talk with the amazing  Nature photographer Jamie Smart aka "Eagle Eyed Girl" together with her dad James, all the way from Wales, Great Britain. Jamie already won multiple photography awards despite her very young age, and has an incredible passion and curiosity for nature and all living things. Join us today as she will dazzle you with her photography knowledge, how she holds up her Nikon Z9 and explains the best practices to become a nature photographer. Be ready for some giggles too. Enjoy it!

Timeline "The Nikon Wonder Girl":

00:04:08 Becoming a Wildlife Photographer

00:07:20 Next Photography Challenges

00:11:45 Nature Conservation Importance

00:14:04 What Should Parents Be Doing

00:20:20 Jamie's Camera Equipment

00:22:35 What She Loves Most in Photography

00:24:12 Explaining Photography to Kids

00:30:24 The Curlew Documentary

Check out more of Jamie's work:

Website: https://eagleeyedgirl.co.uk/

Latest Winning Pictures: https://eagleeyedgirl.co.uk/latest-news/

"The Life and Habits of the Curlew" video: https://youtu.be/8fclZ8y4AaY

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Eagleeyedgirl/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eagle_eyed_grl/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/EagleEyedGirl

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No matter when you started, we are pretty sure that Landscape photography has been on your 'to try' list. On this week’s podcast, we take that try up a notch in a conversation about how to get the most out of your landscape photography with professional photographer Gary Holpin from the UK!

With enhanced dynamic range, color algorithms, higher sensitivity settings, simplified editing and compositing software it becomes every time easier to get impressive landscape shots...However, ambition and vision is the key factor to start out, and Gary will explain, like he does on the successful training courses he runs, some secrets he learned along the years to get better and give you a head start in this wonderful way of capturing the world. From camera settings to things you should stop doing: get ready for some great insights. We hope you enjoy it!  

Timeline "Secrets to Better Landscape Photography":

00:01:54 Gary’s Start into Landscape Photography

00:03:50 What makes a Scene Photogenic

00:05:31 Basic Gear and Settings for Landscape Photography

00:15:13 3 Key Tips to Start in Landscape Photography

00:17:44 What Most Photographers Struggle With

00:20:50 The Ideal Focal Point

00:26:25 Landscape Photography in B&W

00:27:27 Start and Stop doing in Photography  

Check out more of Gary's work:

Website: https://www.garyholpin.co.uk/

Workshops (UK): https://www.garyholpin.co.uk/weekend-photography-workshops-beginners

"50 Gems of South Devon" book: https://www.garyholpin.co.uk/product-page/50-gems-of-south-devon-signed-by-the-author

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GaryHolpinPhotography/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/garyholpinphoto/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/GaryHolpin

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Bird photography is a passion that grabs pros and amateurs alike and seems to not let go, so in our third podcast we will bring some secrets to light with our guest today, Will Wilson. Will is an accomplished Bird and Nature photographer, living in Rwanda, author of 2 books and mentor in countless workshops. In short, he’s the guy you will want with you on your birding experience!

We talk with Will about bird photography in Africa, the gear, mobile apps he uses, his shooting styles, favorite locations, nature conservation and how digital technology has transformed bird photography. Join us for some very practical advice and a fun conversation. We hope you enjoy it!

Timeline "Talkin’ Birds and Photography":

00:01:15 Will's decision to become a Nature/Bird photographer

00:04:20 Birdlife in Rwanda

00:08:04 Exploring new parts of the World

00:09:50 Beginner's Photography Gear

00:14:35 Training you eye for Better Bird Photography

00:19:30 Using different shooting Techniques

00:21:01 The Importance of Nature Conservation

00:26:51 3 Essential Tips to Start Bird Photography

00:31:26 Phone Apps for Bird Photography

00:34:05 Start and Stop doing in Photography

Check out more of Will’s work:

Website: https://komezart.com/collections/will-wilson

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/2wsphotography

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/2wsphotography/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/CameraCafeShow

Books published: https://komezart.com/collections/will-wilson/products/falling-for-the-birds-of-kigali

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With us today, in this first episode of "The Camera Cafe Show", a special guest, live from the Ukraine, the amazing street photographer Iva Sidash. She is the kind of photographer who has photography in her blood and shows us the emotions of her subjects, and her own life, through her pictures and portraits. Iva saw her work from being a street photographer, evolve to a more journalist documentary style, as she wanted to capture memories since the Russian invasion, for those not to forget and show their suffer to the outside world. In this interview we will discuss with her the way she goes on about making such powerful photography, the in -and outs of being a war photographer and will share some tips as how to get working as a photographer in such emotional difficult times. We hope you enjoy it.  

Timeline "A Photographer's War Story":

00:02:30 Photography before the Russian invasion of Ukraine

00:05:45 A Field report of photography in Kherson

00:10:33 The approach of covering personal emotional topics

00:13:04 Iva's Holding Hope photography project

00:20:32 The importance of photojournalism today

00:23:41 Workflow and photography gear

00:26:17 Start and Stop doing in documentary photography

00:29:12 The importance of accreditation in times of war photography

00:33:45 Photography future after the war is over

00:35:53 Finding a way to set your emotions aside

Check out more of Iva's work:

Website: https://ivasidash.com/

"Holding Hope" photography project: https://ivasidash.com/holding-hope

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/iva.sidash

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/iva_sidash

Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/IvaSidash

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