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The Ordinary Photographer
By Ian TurpinArts
The Ordinary Photographer episodes
- Episode 33 : A New Zine
29 minutes of me waffling about making my latest zine.
£5 if you want a laugh, with all profits going to St Luke's Hospice in Cheshire. https://www.slhospice.co.uk/
Email me if you want one! ; [email protected]
29 min - Episode 32: AI in Photography
I had an email from the RPS about AI in photography. It was a bit weird, so I thought I'd talk about it.
Your thoughts & opinions appreciated: [email protected]
Questions:
(Q1-4 are all "Yes/No/Maybe" choices)
1. Do we need traditional photography if images created by AI are better and quicker to create than photographs taken by people?2. Do you consider AI created images to be real photography?3. Is it fair for AI algorithms to be trained using images without permission or payment for the original creator?4. Could AI imagery lead to a rise in fake news and lying?5. Which of the following best describes your view of AI for photography?Choices here are up to 2 from: An opportunity, Cautious, Dangerous, Excited, Fearful, Don't care.28 min - Episode 31: Lesson 12 : Wrapping Up
Just the final episode in the Lesson series for now. It's not worth me doing the Intermediate & Advanced courses as they contain a lot of reviewing of previous material which would be pointless when folks can just go relisten to the episodes.
If you want the handouts that go with the course, drop me an email at [email protected]. They'll likely be £10 + postage.
They're 48 page A4 softcover booklets with space for notes inside and follow the lessons as they've been published on the podcast.
21 min - Episode 30 : Lesson 11 : Gear & Software
Hoods, Tripods, Filters, Software, raw vs jpeg, and even camera bags. the mixed bag of all the stuffs that people can buy that isn't a camera or a lens.
41 min - Episode 29: Interview with Richard
My first interview!
It's not the best, engineering wise. Any experts in nailing down earth hums, please get in touch!
This week I have a chat with long time encourager of the podcast, Richard Hall. Yes. After promising chats with ordinary photographers, I finally deliver. 3.5 years too late. Procrastinate? Me? Never.
10 points and a pint to the first guesser of the Outro music. Unless your name is Richard.
You can get in touch/see his work at:
Twitter (or is it xcom baby?) : @richardhall
Instagram : @connexions
Blog : https://richardhall.online/
Complaints about the show, or spam, as always to [email protected]
49 min - Episode 28 : Lesson 10 : Feedback & Critique
Improving your photography with feedback and critique.
[email protected] for complaints.
27 min - Episode 27: Lesson 9 : Composition
A nice relaxing listen (hopefully!) this week where I just talk about composition and how it can pretty up your photos.
tl;dl - Tools, not rules!
email: [email protected]
27 min - Episode 26 : Self-Doubt
It's a bit whiny and self indulgent this week, so please don't listen if you're easily offended.
tl;dl - I'm after some guidance on dealing with self-doubt, because I've got lots of it and want a bit less.
email: [email protected]
22 min - Episode 25: Lesson 8 : Lenses, focal length and sensors.
Lenses, focal length & sensors...
The last of the technical stuff hopefully!
Email me at [email protected]. Unless you want to improve my SEO. Or my website. Or help your uncle with a financial problem. Or offer me a bride from somewhere. In which case - don't.
31 min - Episode 24 : Lesson 7 : Focussing & Blurred Photos
A quick one this week discussing focus, it's importance, and blurred photos - what causes them and how to avoid them.
No homework either. Easy peasy.
Contact me at [email protected] if you have any questions!
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About The Ordinary Photographer
From the publisher's feed
A photography podcast bringing creativity to people who find it difficult. Film Photography will probably get talked about quite a bit, but creativity is gear agnostic.... Well, I think it is anyway.
Email me at [email protected]