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Street Shots Photography Podcast

Antonio M Rosario

Street Shots is a photography podcast hosted by photographers Antonio M. Rosario and Ward Rosin. Each episode is a conversation about the why of making photos — what pulls you toward certain subjects, how your life shapes your eye, and what it means to stay curious after years of shooting. Instead of gear fights and step-by-step tutorials, Antonio and Ward talk shop like two working photographers over coffee: honest, reflective, occasionally funny, and always grounded in real experience. Expect

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01:22:40

A Herzog Appreciation

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2021/03/29

(Midway Gamblers, Calgary, 2019 ©Ward Rosin) I'm joined by Ward Rosin on this episode as we dive into Fred Herzog's "Modern Color" book. Not a review, per se, but more of an appreciation. Herzog is one of those "colorist" street photographers from the late 50s and 60s, photographing mainly in the city of Vancouver, Canada. Ward and I skim through some of the more thought provoking images in the book as well as discuss the controversy of a 2012 interview with Herzog. Also, stay tuned until the end

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31:50

Dispatches from Green-Wood 11

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2021/03/16

After a rather long enforced absence due to Covid 19 AND joblessness, I'm back with a rambling walk in my favorite outdoor podcasting location, Green-Wood. Also, I'm making an announcement about an announcement, if that makes any sense.

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01:29:39

Lens Hangover

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2021/01/15

For this first show of 2021, I have the pleasure of chatting with my buddy Ward Rosin again. This episode we're going on about my lens-buying binge during the past ten months and just lenses in general. Also, Ward tells us about his new lens "lemonade" stand. It's a bit of a long show and you'll prove your fandom if you listen to the whole thing. So grab your beverage of choice... Show Links: Ward Rosin's Website, Instagram feed and Facebook page. Ornis Photo Website Click here to see Ward's

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01:21:45

"Computer, Enhance!" A Chat with Bryan Minear

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2020/12/31

(image courtesy of ©Bryan Minear) This last episode of 2020 (and my 3rd of December!) I chat with my friend Bryan Minear about processing. I was inspired to talk with Bryan after he posted a video he made of himself processing images in Capture One. I wanted to discuss this question that popped into my head: Has processing given us a solution for a problem that wasn’t there? While we don't fully answer this, I believe this is a beginning of a longer discussion about processing our photographs

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01:03:08

Dispatches from Green-Wood 10

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/12/14

Another jaunt to Green-Wood because it's one of the places I can gather my thoughts. This time I'm talking a little bit about my new lens and a lot bit about what it takes to judge a photo competition. Also, my thoughts (and a suggestion) about self critique. Show links: Sean Tucker's video "How to get Good Feedback on your Photography (Reviews, Mentors and Travel Companions)" See more photos

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33:25

Dispatches from Green-Wood 9

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/11/30

Yet another Dispatch from Green-Wood. What's new? During this walk I post a small challenge to myself and the rest of you. Also chat a little about my foray into bird photography. You can view more images here: http://streetshots.photography/2020/12/01/street-shots-podcast-ep-127-dispatches-from-green-wood-no-9-whats-new/ Some of the hawks I photographed: Basquiat's grave marker:

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45:22

Dispatches from Green-Wood 8

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/11/01

Another walk and talk through Green-Wood Cemetery today. This time I'm talking mostly about my addiction to buying lenses during the pandemic and I dive into a couple old stories. It's what I do. :-) Look for the photos I mention in the show here: ----more---- Photos taken with my old Nikkor 500mm lens at an airbase in Holland ---------------------- First shot I took with new Viltrox 56mm f/1.4 Images taken with new Viltrox AF56mm f/1.4 Shots with new Fuji XF

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35:25

Dispatches from Green-Wood, No. 7

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/08/18

Well, I think I've done enough shows from Green-Wood Cemetery to now officially name these segments "Dispatches from Green-Wood." This is dispatch number seven (who knows if I've done six previous ones). So, these are my thoughts about pinhole lenses and how I try to keep my foot in the photography world every day. Show Links: Brooks Jenson Lenswork Images shot with Thingyfy Pinhole Lenses

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01:24:51

Chat with Dan Bailey

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/07/24

This episode I had the great honor of speaking with adventure photographer Dan Bailey. Lately I've been binging his YouTube videos and after I saw enough I realized I needed to talk to this guy. His photography is incredibly compelling and his desire to share his knowledge (through workshops, books and his videos) and inspiring outlook on life is equally so. I had a great time talking to Dan and expect him back on the show sometime in the near future. Links: Dan Bailey Photography Dan's You

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45:56

For The Trees

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/07/16

Things have quieted down a little allowing me some mental space to record a new episode. This show I'm talking about how our relationship with equipment, lenses, apps are quite symbiotic when it comes to sharing our vision with the world. Does the equipment drive us to see the world differently or does it make what we see clearer? Good question, I think.

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35:22

Kids and Chairs

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/06/16

Been a while since the last show and I'm taking a walk around Green-Wood again to explain what's going on. Also, a bit of a special treat as some great fourth graders were tasked with writing (very) short stories about a couple of my images, included below. A wonderful treat to have one's images the subject of budding imaginations. So wonderful.

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01:19:46

Book Day

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/05/16

I've got my buddy Ward Rosin on the show again. We're catching up on what we're doing during lockdown, including going through our back catalog of images and books we're recommending. This episode's links: Masters of Street Photography The Phone Book Long Story Short Full Moon Mexico: Between Life and Death Ward Rosin's Website, Instagram feed and Facebook page.

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44:33

Droning On

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/04/30

Me again, droning on about what I'm doing. Check out my YouTube Channel here.

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27:12

Cooped Up

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/04/17

Like you, I'm cooped up at home with not much to do. Been working at my remote job and that's been keeping me busy. Busy enough to delay publishing this episode. Well, here it is. I hope I can keep you company for a short while. Sample Gigapixel AI image: original original on left, upsampled on right original on left, upsampled on right Upsampled final (downsampled for post) Links: Topax Gigipixel

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27:09

The New Yorker

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/03/31

Paying a small tribute to my late friend and photographer, Robert Herman. I recorded this as a YouTube video as well. If you’re thinking of suicide or know someone who is, please call The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 Links: Robert's sites: https://robertherman.com/ https://robertherman.com/instagram Remembering Robert Herman: http://lenscratch.com/2020/03/remembering-robert-herman/ "The New Yorkers" (currently unavailable) "The Phone Book" Zack Arias's Channel: Intro

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58:00

Dispatches from Green-Wood

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/03/17

Well, we've officially entered the Twilight Zone. Because of this, I needed to clear my head a little so I decided to do the show during one of my photo strolls through Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. I'm going to be working on my own YouTube channel and in this episode I share what I have planned. Also, just some of my personal thoughts about the current world situation. Links: ShutterTime Podcast

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01:23:23

Shiny Stuff and Lartigue

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/02/29

Another busy freelance week means I'm rebroadcasting a show from last April, with me and Ward Rosin doing a deep dive on Jacques-Henri Lartigue. Also, a quick update on some future plans and shiny objects that are distracting me. Bryan Minear's X-T4 Preview Here are the notes from Episode 96 regarding Lartigue: In this episode, I'm joined by my buddy Ward Rosin and we do a deep dive into the photographer Jacques-Henri Lartigue. Ward and I touch on many aspects of Lartigue's work including

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01:05:43

What the Camera Saw

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/02/15

This episode started as a riff on the title but evolves (or devolves) into just a chat about photography. Does the camera see more than we do when we are shooting? The camera: does it work for us or do we work for it? My buddy Ward joins me in hashing out some of these questions. Here are some shots of our bookshelves: A couple of Ward's shots of steam trains: Ward Rosin's Website, Instagram feed and Facebook page. TED Talk - Finding a Visual Identity in the Digital Age | Ralph

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56:21

By The Numbers

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/01/31

Numbers, numbers, numbers. Did you ever notice how many numbers were involved in this thing we call “photography?” Well, I just did. Well, no, not really but an experience with some students got me thinking about all the numbers we have to deal with just to create an image. Also, I eulogize a recent “passing.

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38:18

Continuum

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2020/01/18

Sorry for the rerun. Was told I uploaded wrong audio for this episode. I deleted the previous post and am sending a new one. Apologies for the mixup. This is the correct episode. ------- After having been to a recent family event where a slide show was presented, I ponder some of the meaning of these shows and how will we be making these in the future. How will future generations be able to create these shows for family events if there is no shoebox full of old prints and slides to scan? Also, I

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