With heavy hearts, we are saying goodbye to this podcast. Due to time constrains, we cannot continue to create interesting and engaging podcast. After 8.5 years of podcasting, it's not easy to say " this is the end". To know when to say, tha

Our Sins

Mar 1st, 2020 27m 28s

I thought of asking Kasia what were her photography mistakes or photography sins that she still does... didn't realize it would blow up in my face. Top tip, never ask your wife about her mistakes, and never ever point them out.

Investing

Feb 23rd, 2020 35m 6s

We were recently discussing, what is better to invest your time and money into, gear, education or marketing. All three are important in growing your photography. Marketing is essential if you want to turn your photography into a viable busin

Menus or Dials

Feb 18th, 2020 34m 31s

We were out on a roadtrip again. Yes back to Kasia's favourite place, the Rocky Mountains or specifically Jasper National Park. According to the "tea leaves" weather forcast, it was supposed to be snow, flurries, and more snow, peppered with

Is photoshop going to die?

Feb 9th, 2020 41m 59s

Our friend, a great photographer and long time friend of the show Michael Van Der Tol, gave us an interesting, albeit click baity article to discuss on the the show. It was written for fstoppers by Paul Parker and it's titled "The Death of Pho

It's Magic!

Feb 3rd, 2020 26m 49s

This time listening to a great episode of Street Shots Podcast, by our good friend Antonio M. Rosario, about numbers in photography, we took another trip out to break rules of photography. Why not? First off, it was middle of the day, bautiful

Road Trips are good for the soul

Jan 27th, 2020 27m 38s

Another little road trip. Film and digital together again! These little road trips are a wonderful time to spend time together, chat, and take photos. They are also good time to forget about the daily grind, and just let your eyes and mind wo

Good or bad photos? Who cares!

Jan 19th, 2020 37m 41s

As I was scouring the intertubes for interesting topics, an interesting article caught my eye. It said that it's better to take bad photos than no photos. This sparked a discussion of what constitues a bad photo and is it really better to shoo

Preparations

Jan 12th, 2020 34m 35s

With this cold weather we are experiencing right now (-41C) it's always good to be prepared when shooting outside. Whenever you are going for a shoot either outside or in a studio, you should have a checklist of things to take, but don't forge

Don't make me choose!

Jan 5th, 2020 40m 18s

The internet is full of images. We share a lot. Is it better if we were a little less shary? How do you choose what to share? Does it matter? These are some questions we try to answer in this episode. Enjoy!

Episode 278: Star trails and fruit loops

Dec 30th, 2019 30m 50s

In this episode we chat about astrophotography and my complete failure to capture anything interesting.

Importance of light and flickr

Dec 22nd, 2019 41m 19s

In this episode Kasia wanted to buck the trend of shooting landscape photos during mid day, and not only during sunset and sunrise. You definitely have to change the way you take photographs and often the subject will change. Is it possible?

Lessons Learned

Dec 15th, 2019 40m 41s

Another great idea from our friend David Szweduik, from Adventures in Creativity, was if we learned anything photographically this past year. To be perfectly honest, there was no eureka moments, but somethings like learning to shoot with 1 ca

Episode 275: Our Christmas Wishlist

Dec 8th, 2019 43m 48s

Since Christmas is getting closer with a great idea from our friend Dave Szweduik from Adventures in Photography, we thought it would be a good idea to talk about what we would love for Christmas. This can be gear, places to go etc. We would

Episode 274: JPG vs RAW is cheating?

Dec 2nd, 2019 23m 56s

In this episode we are out to our favourite park, waiting for the sunrise and frolicking with bison. As expected lots of photographers arrived, as it was a beautiful "breakfast" for the bison. It's never boring photographing these big hairy c

Episode 273: Our Styles

Nov 25th, 2019 37m

Today we are talking about styles. Does having a style is detrimental to your growth in photography? Or is it necessary branding for your photography? This is the question we try to answer in this episode.

Episode 272: Are we really creative?

Nov 17th, 2019 40m 31s

We were proposed an idea, the creativity is done, specially in photography. There are so many photos out there of the seemingly the same thing. Same locations, same subjects, everything blends into boring "I've seen this a million times". So th

Episode 271: Business Advice?

Nov 10th, 2019 49m 10s

With more and more photographers entering the business of photography, two complete amateurs try to navigate the business world of photography and how it can impact established photographers.

Episode 270: Creating Art or asking for divorce?

Nov 5th, 2019 36m 11s

Honestly photography is art. Doesn't matter how you consume it. But art created on the computer is the same as photographic art? Could it be created in camera, with out playing around with photoshop? We reference excellent work of Renee Roby

Episode 269: Legacies

Oct 28th, 2019 39m 6s

As normal human beings we take pictures, because we it's easy. Almost everyone has a camera in their pocket. AS photographers we create even more images. They are almost all digital. So what do we do with them? How long will they last? Th

Episode 268: Color or Black and White

Oct 21st, 2019 51m 5s

In this episode we try to answer listener question about color, and of course Mac has to jump in with his black and white theories.... and interesting eye watering surprise at the end.

Episode 267: The Escape

Oct 14th, 2019 49m 8s

A nice anniversary trip to lovely, tourist infested rocky mountains. Specifically Canmore Alberta. We did sunsets, stars from the top of the mountain, froze our collective asses, then went for more. Great hikes, and lastly a mountain sunrise

Episode 266: The existential crisissssssssss

Oct 7th, 2019 31m 42s

Can we call ourselves photographers if we are not constantly creating? Am I being a fraud for say that I'm a photographer, yet I haven't created anything worthy of sharing? These are some questions that we try to answer during this episode.

Episode 265: Late night cinematic reflections

Sep 24th, 2019 37m 16s

Late night cinematic musings after watching a great movie "Downton Abbey", and how it differs from the show in cinematic terms. There seem to be a lack of good cinematography in movies these days.