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Welcome to the sixth episode of season four - six togs talking
Welcome to the third episode of season four - six togs (only three this week) talking photography and life in general. This week is a brief one where we discuss your comments, and feedback on the iconic locations discussion...
Welcome to the fifth episode of season four - six togs talking
Welcome to the fourth episode of season four - six togs (four this week) talking photography and life in general. This week we discuss whether we'd risk going out in extreme conditions to get a unique image, why we started vlogging and how the Pubcast started, spots in the UK that we'd like visit for photography, Gary has a moan about X and Jamie tries to stay awake after a heavy night out!
Welcome to the second episode of season four - six togs (five this week) talking photography and life in general. This week we are delighted to be joined by Mark Littlejohn as we continue to discuss the Landscape Photographer of the Year competition, popular locations we'd avoid and many other things!!
Welcome to the first episode of season four - six togs talking
Welcome to a one off summer special of the pubcast- six togs talking photography and life in general. This week we discuss what we've been up to, minor life regrets, cheating at landscape photography and 'dessert' island authors/directors...
Welcome to a surprise episode of six togs talking photography and life in general. This week we discuss what we've been up to recently, plus we discuss some of your comments from our latest Facebook post.
Welcome to the final episode of season three - six togs talking photography and life in general. This week we discuss whether composition is learned or innate, NAS drives and other storage, our worst traits and pet hates.
Welcome to season three of six togs talking photography and life in general. This week we discuss your favourite film quotes (performed by Jamie), the pressure to conform to certain processes in your landscape photography, how getting old affects your photography and the joy of buying new gear.
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