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Street Shots Photography Podcast

Antonio M Rosario

Join photographers Antonio M. Rosario and Ward Rosin for tips and insights that will take your photography to the next level. Topics range from candid street photography to nature and landscapes as Antonio and Ward reflect on lessons learned, providing practical tips you can immediately apply to your own photography. Also, you"ll hear great interviews from working photographers.

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41:06

The Ten Thousand Foot View

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/07/15

Every photographer knows the feeling of being subsumed in a tsunami of images, though truth be told we mostly see those last few hundred images we've taken when we glance at our photo library. In this 25th episode, the Switch to Manual Guys talk about the value of having your work reviewed by a fresh set of eyes in what's known as a “portfolio review.” While having someone criticize (or “critique”) your work can sometimes be difficult to sit through, the experience enables the photographer to step

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52:41

Photographic Alchemy: Interview with photographer...

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/07/08

In this 24th episode, Jean Miele draws on the language of alchemy (the ancient art of transforming lead into gold) to give expression to his holistic and deeply subjective creative process. Jean and Antonio met as photo editors in the 80's and share a vast knowledge of traditional film photography. Today Jean's best known for his creative documentation of industrial settings and his composite landscapes which, like his beloved alchemy, transform the ordinary into pure gold. Deriving meaning and

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36:25

Lone Wolf

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/06/26

This episode Tom is on leave and Antonio's got the keys and went nuts. No, not really. So a slight change in format this week as he discusses a new iPhone camera attachment that's hitting the market, the DxO One, and his opinion about this unique piece of hardware. He follows up on previous podcast episodes (one with Bart Busschots about photographing people and the last Street Shots episode about shooting in bad weather) with his experiences shooting the recent Coney Island Mermaid Parade in

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30:45

Weather or not, you SHOULD shoot.

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/06/18

Ever look out the window on a rainy day and think, "Dammit, I wanted to take some pictures today?" Well, think again! Less than ideal weather offers all kinds of creative opportunities for shooting and post-production edits can help bring out some of the drama invisible to the naked eye, or the camera's LCD. You'll want to watch for the water drops on your lens and take a few other precautions to protect your gear (Ziplock® bags anyone?). Listen to all that and more as the STM guys share their ideas

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28:18

Do the Opposite

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/06/10

Ready to take your photography to a new level but feeling as if you're stuck in a rut, doing the same thing all the time out of habit? Try doing the opposite. In this episode (inspired by a Seinfeld episode), the Switch to Manual Guys talk about the power of doing precisely what you never do, opening up new creative vistas through playful experimentation. You may not permanently switch from landscape to portraits or black and white to color, but doing try it for a day and experience the creative

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27:11

Photograph it in Style

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/06/03

What is style? How do we develop a style to our pictures? Is it important to have a style? In the last episode, photojournalist Ron Haviv brought up the idea that each photographer needs to find their “visual voice.” In this episode the Antonio and Tom discuss finding your own visual voice over time, using apps like Lightroom and Aperture to look back through your photographs to find the common themes that run through your archive. They also touch upon whether or not your equipment helps to define

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35:33

Which Pix? (Re-record of Ep.18)

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/06/03

Hi everyone, This is a re-record of Ep.18, "Which Pix." We accidentally published the wrong recording when we put the original episode up. Rather than delete the original, we're adding this one to the stream because it talks about the images we actually posted on our blog and adds to the overall discussion about editing your pix. This isn't an official new episode but a supplement to episode 18. Hope this makes sense.

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43:43

The Visual Voice

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/05/27

World-renowned photojournalist Ron Haviv (one of the co-founders of the photo agency, VII) shares insights from his two plus decades, giving voice to the voiceless in over one hundred countries around the world. Ron just returned from his exhibit in Sarajevo which marked the twentieth anniversary of the end of that conflict. What was it like seeing his work in Bosnia twenty years later? How has the advent of digital photography changed photojournalism? How did he get started? How does one produce

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27:29

Which Pix?

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/05/20

So you come back from a shoot and you not only have hundreds of images, you have ten versions of each image! What to do?! Join the Switch to Manual guys for a discussion of how to go about gleaning and curating your strongest shots. The STM guys chat a bit about their editing process; Antonio draws on his experience as a photo editor and Tom shares a story from a human rights delegation to Honduras on the anniversary of the 2009 coup.

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39:08

The Poetry of Coincidence, Pt.2

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/05/12

Join the Switch to Manual guys for the second half of their interview with Hamburg-based street shooter, Marco Larousse. This week, Tom and Antonio single out some of their favorite images from Marco's work, eliciting some background anecdotes and insights from the photographer himself. If you like to shoot on the street (or want to and are trying to muster the courage), these two episodes are for you! Marco started taking pictures as a young teen and has never looked back. Digital and film are part

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30:35

The Poetry of Coincidence, Pt.1

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/05/05

This is the first in a special two-part interview of Hamburg-based street photographer, Marco Larousse. Marco started taking pictures as a young teen and has never looked back. Digital and film are part of his repertoire and despite some of the differences shooting in Germany versus the U.S. (particularly with privacy laws), Marco and the Switch to Manual guys find they share the same passion for capturing images from the street. His striking photography along with his Fuji X Files blog (where he

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27:38

Magic

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/04/22

Photography is a magical process, both in its ability to freeze moments in time and in letting us share our unique vision of the world with other people. This episode, Antonio and Tom discuss just what magic arises when they think about being photographers and the pictures they’ve taken. From that first experience of watching a print emerge from the developer in a darkroom to the technological marvel that is digital photography, the STM guys remind us that we all see the world differently and the

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26:51

Expose Yourself!

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/04/09

Back in the day photographers would check hand held light meters in order to get the proper exposure and avoid wasting film. In the digital age, exposure continues to be an important creative tool. The notion that there's one "perfect" exposure can be misleading. In this episode the Switch to Manual Guys remind us that by experimenting with a range of possible exposures, you can change the mood and feel of an image. So don't just shoot in auto mode and accept what the camera gives you; take creative

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27:45

The Flow of Work

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/03/24

"I can't believe I took 300 pictures at the wedding. How the heck am I going to organize them?!" With the ease of digital photography has come a new challenge: how to manage the constant flow of images. Professional photographers refer to this as managing one's workflow. In "The Flow of Work," the Switch to Manual guys share their tips and insights on managing and backing up images. The goal is safe storage and easy retrieval, which is easier said than done!

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25:55

The One That Got Away

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/03/11

Every photographer knows the feeling of missing a shot. This can happen for all kinds of reasons, as the Switch to Manual Guys know all too well. Listen in as Antonio and Tom recount some lessons learned the hard way. You'll learn how to stack the deck in your favor to improve the chances of getting the shot before it gets away!

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23:47

Eventful

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/02/20

Weddings, bar mitzvahs, birthday parties. We find ourselves going to events throughout our lives, and being photographers we will always bring our cameras to capture these meaningful moments in time. Antonio and Tom discuss how they deal with event photography and offer some ideas so that you can come away with images that are both memorable and beautiful. Great photographic opportunities can be found at events and it’s great to capture images you’ll be proud to share with family, friends and,

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24:49

Street Etiquette

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/02/13

The Switch to manual guys celebrate their tenth episode by fielding a listener question. A Twitter follower asked if they ever encounter hostile reactions while shooting in the street. This launches an entire segment about how to tactfully shoot with and without permission in all kinds of situations, while also offering some hints for folks just starting out. There's something for everyone here in this wide-ranging exploration of what happens when you start taking street shots.

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22:45

It's About Time

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/02/05

The Switch to Manual guys talk about the mystery of time as it pertains to photography. Beyond the usual notion of photography capturing a moment in time and the importance of being aware of one's immediate surroundings, Antonio revisits the scene of a JFK photograph his father took fifty years ago, while Tom talks about a modern day protestor holding up an iconic black and white image taken during the Civil Rights Movement. These and other examples are explored as part of the mysterious dance

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29:06

Black and White vs Color

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2015/01/10

Do you shoot color or black and white--or both? Listen in on what Tom & Antonio (the Switch to Manual Guys) have to say on the subject. Rather than advocating an either/or approach, they like Yogi Berra’s quip that “when you get to a fork in the road, take it!” Some images lend themselves to black and white, while others depend on color to communicate their full aesthetic impact. Thanks to technological advances it’s possible to shoot both, though, as you progress on your creative journey, your body

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27:44

What's in Your Bag? The Essential Gear

Street Shots Photography Podcast ·

2014/12/16

A Switch to Manual Holiday Special Podcast: "What's in Your Bag?" The Essential Gear (you don't want to be caught without) In this special holiday podcast Antonio and Tom talk about what they don't ever want to get caught without. This "essential gear" in your camera bag will help you avoid ever filling up your one memory card or having your one battery die on you in the middle of the party! Whether you're listening to make sure you're not overlooking a vital piece of gear or thinking you might

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