By keith, on May 16th, 2012
 This episode’s guest is me, Keith Tharp, a portrait and event photographer in southern New Hampshire.This is my first ever solo podcast so I take the opportunity to follow the Camera Campus format and tell the listeners how I got into photography and what kind of photography I do. I discuss my thoughts on a new UN-traditional photography pricing idea, and tell a story about one of my favorite pictures.
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By keith, on April 30th, 2012
 This episode’s guest is Jim Salge, a nature photographer in New Hampshire. I have been following and admiring Jim’s work for quite some time now and finally got around to having him on the show. In this episode Jim talks about returning to a location multiple times and becoming familiar with it to make the best photographs. He also gives some great info on reasons and techniques for using filters in the field. We finish it off with a story about a great picture of the Portland Head Lighthouse in Maine.
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By keith, on April 16th, 2012
Bruce Clarke returns for a great discussion on managing a full time “Real Job” along with a thriving professional photography business. Bruce also shares another very dramatic and moving ‘Story Behind the Picture’ with ‘The Hunger’. We talk a bit about hamburgers and kazoos as well as mowing the lawn, then we battle the Skype gods . . . → Read More: Bruce Clarke Returns, Hamburgers and Kazoos, Real Jobs, and ‘The Hunger’
By keith, on April 9th, 2012
In past episodes I’ve mentioned that I have certain Black and White photographers that I idealize, well Cole Thompson is one of those photographers. His amazing, thoughtful, unique work keeps me striving to improve myself, after this amazing interview I have a new way of looking at doing that. Cole’s story behind the picture, from his . . . → Read More: Cole Thompson, Cole’s Rule of Thirds, and The Ghosts of Auschwitz-Birkenau
By keith, on April 2nd, 2012
Justin Hammond joins me on this episode and talks about what he’s been up to, and what he’s working on now. Justin is working on another issue of a magazine called ‘Cookie for Him’ he created in honor of his aunt to raise awareness for cancer. Just back from a trip last year to the Playboy . . . → Read More: Justin Hammond, Playboy Bunnies, and Cheerleaders
By keith, on March 26th, 2012
Bruce Clarke is a wedding photographer in Edmonton, Canada. Along with his wife they operate Moments in Digital Photography. In this episode we meet Bruce and get an account of what it’s like to cover a destination wedding in India and conclude with a ‘Story Behind the Picture’ from that very same colorful wedding. You can . . . → Read More: Bruce Clarke, Destination Weddings, and a Colorful Bride
By keith, on March 19th, 2012
Joseph Ferreira is a photographer from South Carolina that keeps his passion for photography as a hobby. In this episode we talk to Joe about how he has taken his love for photography and fine tuned it with the use of his iPhone 3gs. Refusing to be limited in his creativity by any gear related stereotypes . . . → Read More: Meet Joseph Ferreira, iPhone Photography, Challenging Your Creativity
By keith, on March 12th, 2012
Jessica is a wedding and portrait photographer in Albert Lea, Minnesota, she joins us for this episode to talk about how she is offering newborn and toddler package plans to help retain clients. We learn about volunteering for a wonderful non profit organization called Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep, and hear about the challenges . . . → Read More: Jessica Belshan, Newborn Package Plans, Volunteering, and Rubber Duckies
By keith, on March 5th, 2012
This is part 2 of a 2 part episode (part 1 here) with guest Jen McKen, a wedding and portrait photographer from South Western Pennsylvania. In this episode Jen gives us some insight into her experience at WPPI in Las Vegas, then tells us the story behind one of her great wedding photographs. Before we close . . . → Read More: Jen McKen Talks WPPI in Vegas and Shares the Story Behind a Picture (part 2)
By keith, on March 2nd, 2012
Check out the great video below.
Lytro chose Leap Day to announce that they were finally beginning to ship their cameras to customers who had pre-ordered months ago. Since then there have been a hand full of reviews popping up around the web from folks who had already had their hands on one.
As I speculated here . . . → Read More: Lytro Begins Shipping Their One Megapixel Camera
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- Meet Jim Salge, Patience, Persistence, Filters, and Portland Head Light
- Bruce Clarke Returns, Hamburgers and Kazoos, Real Jobs, and ‘The Hunger’
- Cole Thompson, Cole’s Rule of Thirds, and The Ghosts of Auschwitz-Birkenau
- Justin Hammond, Playboy Bunnies, and Cheerleaders
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