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LensWork - Photography and the Creative Process
Brooks Jensen
Cinema Hot Takes
Author Adidas Wilson
The John Batchelor Show
John Batchelor
The Bookshelf Chronicles
AC Wilson
Ohrenweide
Helge Heynold, Claudius Grigat, Frank Muchlinsky
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SEO Backlink
True Crime Historian
Richard O Jones
La voce del poeta
Lorenzo Pieri
LadyEn Reads
LadyEn
Bonjour France Podcast
AC Wilson
Quinn's Ideas
Quinn's Ideas
Juice it up - Il futuro del cibo
Juice
Beer In Front
Dave Zalatoris
Master Brewers Podcast
Master Brewers Association of the Americas (MBAA)
Makers & Mystics
Stephen Roach
Stage Whisper
Andrew Cortes and Hope Bird
All About Beer
All About Beer
Chapter-A-Day Audio Bible
John Stange, Pastor and Audio Bible Reading Plan
Honest Tattooer Podcast
No Idols NYC
One More for the Good Guys
Mike McGill and Jamie Akins
Storytime for Grownups
Faith Moore
Manga Tak
Manga Tak
Karin Sorkin | Intuitive bAbBLE
Karin Sorkin
Mega Rock On Demand
7 Mountains Media
The Handcrafted Podcast: The Business of making things
Paul Mencel
Plot Twist, Please
Susannah, Beth and Cass
Skurnik Unfiltered
Skurnik Wines & Spirits
Podcast Patapoe
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Around The Layout - A Model Railroad Podcast
Ray Arnott
PWT VIP All Shows
PWTorch VIP Audio
Lord of the Rings Lorecast - J.R.R. Tolkien's World & Writings Explained
Robots Radio
VIP Podcasts - Flashbacks & HIstory
ACOFAE: A Collection of Fandoms and Exploration.
Laura Marie and Jessica Marie
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Crónicas del Multiverso
La Quintaesencia
Arts
Brooks Jensen
HT2673 - The Invisible That Is Right In Front of Us Why is it so difficult to make a personally expressive image in Yosemite? Why do we keep photographing sunsets ad nauseam? Why can't we see the yogurt from the fridge w...
HT2672 - Decor Photography and Art Photography The other day I completed a beautiful photograph. Seriously, simply gorgeous. A stunning landscape, magical light, vibrant colors, engaging composition — so wonderful that i...
HT2671 - Flung to the Far Unknown Sending our artwork out into the world can be a dicey proposition. We lose control of its fate. Who knows if it will survive or where it will survive. (Maybe it all ends up in the Twiloi...
HT2670 - The Dangers of Surrendering Control Software and AI are also providing us with tremendous tools. At the same time, there is a risk of allowing them to make aesthetic decisions for us. This is not good. For examp...
HT2669 - Photographic Artwork Isn't that an odd term? Do we refer to painting as "oil on canvas artwork?" Or sculpture as "carved marble artwork?" Is poetry referred to as "verbal artwork?" Do we use the term photographi...
HT2668 - Pretty On the Brain I remember once a photographer said to me that "Ansel Adams was the Helmut Newton of the landscape." I understand what they were getting at and I'm not sure I can disagree. Like most other me...
HT2667 - The Grand Illusion of Art One of the supposed virtues of artmaking is that our art becomes a vehicle of immortality. I'm not so sure. Testament, yes. Immortality? Not a chance. Recently we've lost Jay Dusard, Ca...
LW1511 - Ignored, But Possibly a Treasure When I photographed in China in 2009, I assumed that the exotic landscape would create exotic pictures. I was wrong. One day in particular, we were photographing in the landscape...
HT2666 - The Wider the Focal Length Boy, I'm going to stick my neck out with this one. As a general rule of thumb, the shorter the focal length of your lens, the less personal the resulting image. Consider, for example M...
HT2665 - Recovering Shadows Is Easier Than Recovering Highlights When determining exposure, especially in high-contrast scenes, we often need to bias our settings to protect either the shadows or the highlights. With my ...
HT2664 - Our Attachment to Stuff In the early 1980s, I fumbled a lens swap and dropped an expensive view camera lens into the Pacific Ocean. I grieved then and still grieve to this day. Why is stuff so important? Every p...
HT2663 - How Each Image Contributes Although they are both forms of music, listening to a piano recital is a completely different experience than listening to a fully orchestrated symphony. The same can be said when comp...
HT2662 - One Grain of Sand It's difficult to admire one grain of sand while we are standing on the beach. I offer this as a metaphor for photography today. You and I sweat bullets to make a photograph we can be proud of,...
HT2661 - Images That Changed My Life Knowing my love for photography, a non-photographer friend of mine recently asked if there were images that literally changed my life. I fumbled an answer at the time, but I've though...
HT2660 - The Drama of Good vs Evil Can you think of an artistic expression that doesn't involve, in some way, the drama of good versus evil, innocence versus the diabolical, the weak vs the strong, dark versus light? (Yo...
HT2659 - Perfection or Enthusiasm Deep in the heart of an artist is the pursuit of perfection. It goes with the territory. Creating artwork is the one thing we do in our life without regard to time, expense, or even effo...
HT2658 - Seducing The Eye of the Beholder Said another way, a way that can bypass the numb response to a cliché, art appreciation is an act of free will. Extending that thought even further, people look at your artwork b...
HT2657 - Guiding Their Consumption I know, that's sort of an odd title for this thought, but there's an important issue that demands our attention. Imagine you want to assemble sizable project of 100 or so images for a b...
HT2656 - Big Things Are Made from Little Things One of the great lessons from my dad who was also my coach, is an approach to making progress. He used to say that "inch by inch is a cinch, yard by yard is hard." Doesn't ...
HT2655 - Do It Again and Again and Again The difference between a hobbyist and a professional is that a hobbyist practices until they get it right. A professional practices until they can't get it wrong. For some reason ...
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