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In this episode John and I list our 10 most important accessories we carry with us when we go out shooting. Plus, we also look at the results of our Facebook survey about what others take with them on shoots.

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Seems the last upload had about a minute of the end cut off so we’re trying this again. This will be take two of Episode 6: RAW vs. JPEG. We appologise for any inconvenience

In this episode, John and Levi cover the hot button topic of RAW vs. JPEG.

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First of all John and I just want to thank everyone for being so patient with us, it’s been very hectic for the both of us this past month. We really do appreciate you, our listeners, and hope you all enjoy this episode.

Also, I want to apologise in advance for any volume problems.

In this episode John and I finish up our two part series on light by talking about the Three Characteristics of Light.

Light sources on the Kelvin scale and wheather they’re “warm” or “cool”.           

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In this episode, John and I start our multi-part talk on “Light”.

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In this episode John and I talk a little about the pros and cons of both the prime and zoom lens.

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In this episode John and I talk about the Rule of Thirds and even issue a challenge to our listeners.

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John and I thought we’d use this first episode to share a little bit about us with you, our listeners. We talk about where we’re from, what we shoot with and many other things you may not know about us. We hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed chatting.

I hope over the coming months those of you who follow these podcasts will not only get an insight into the minds of two photographers but hopefully improve on techniques, challenge ideas and change perceptions on why and how photography is undertaken by yourself and those you may come across in life.

I don’t profess to be a genius at anything, I’m just me. During the next few recordings I hope you will learn more about me as a photographer and what got me interested in taking it seriously. I am a fairly solitary person in my everyday life and this helps me concentrate on the photography that interests me.

I am just nearing the end of a 3yr BA (Hons) Degree in Contemporary Photographic Practice at the University of Northumbria in Newcastle, UK. I also do some freelance photography work on top of my personal projects when time allows.

With regards to my chosen genre of photography I really have none. I like, no I love, all styles and genres. Portraiture, Abstract, Landscape, Street, Architecture, Black & White, Digital and Analogue (Film). I currently use a Canon Digital as well as a Polaroid 600 and 2 medium format film cameras.

I have a few goals I am working towards. Most importantly is to have my own small contemporary photographic art gallery to showcase mine and also works of photographers and artists from across the world. Secondly I am working towards more travelling and documenting Life As I See It.

Thanks for joining us here and remember to spread the word and bring your friends and contacts to listen to the podcasts.

Happy shooting….

John

Hello, Levi here.

I’ve been wanting to do a podcast on/about photography for a while and because of this I brought it up to my good friend John Nelson, who will be the co-host for the show. With much enthusiasm John agreed to do the show with me and the rest, as they say, is history. We’re looking to talk about/chat about/discuss as may different topics concerning photography as we can think of and know anything about, from personal techniques to equipment preferences and reviews to how we’re doing our current projects to anything else we can come up with. We want a casual, entertaining yet informative podcast that people will enjoy and want to come back to. We’re not yet sure how this will all go but we’re willing to learn and have fun and most willing to hear any future feedback from our audience. Who knows, in time we might even be answering your questions on the air.