[smart_trarashk_player url=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/photoflunky/PF_079.mp3″ social_pinterest=”true” ] **This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links. Photography Rituals Can Ensure You Don’t Forget Something Important on Your Next Photoshoot You probably already have your own photography rituals, but perhaps you never thought of them that way. So…
The Enemies of Your Photography Have Familiar Faces The greatest enemies of your photography are Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Knowing that is the easy part. The problem is that fear, uncertainty and doubt can creep inside your mind. You need to learn the signs and identify the carriers. In this episode, we talk about the…
Getting Started with Video Seems Complicated I’ve spent too much time thinking about video and not enough time recording video. However, I’ve still learned quite a bit about the challenges video provides, and I wanted to share those in this episode of The Photo Flunky Show. Why am I even bothering with video? Video is…
Is it Hard to Know How Much Post Processing is Too Much? Determining how much post-processing is too much is something of an undefined line. The reasons vary based upon purpose of your photographs. Personal photos are up to your own sense of taste. If you’re happy with your photos, it doesn’t matter how much…
Improve Your Comic Convention Photography Star Wars Celebration is coming back to Orlando, which seemed like a good reminder to share some advice for improving your comic convention photography and doing some interesting portrait photography. These events are incredible fun because the fans who attend are talented and passionate. People put their heart and soul…
I was invited to check out the Nikon School class in Orlando recently. I didn’t have any expectations, other than curiosity. Fortunately, I learned a few things and discovered a path to more education from Nikon. Why Did I Attend the Nikon School? I shoot Nikon gear. My expectation of the Nikon School courses weren’t really…