
An announcement today on when the daily shows will make way for every Monday again.
Today we talk street photography and ask if there is a good lens for social distanced shooting, plus lights, keeping it simple and sound for that video work.
Fujifund opens TODAY!

Visit fujifund.org for more details but in a nutshell, he has got 16 official Fujifilm Ambassadors (Kevin included) to submit one image.
Each image will be professionally printed and framed by Digitalab and all profits go to charity.
The website is live now, with the sale starting on 20th May and is for a limited period of time.
Each day, here on the Fujicast we will show you one of the images that are on offer.
Lot’s of Questions today including…
We talk about how many images you should ideally show on your photo website and whether a blog is a vital component of a site.
And what about showing personal work alongside your professional pictures?
What will be the perfect social distancing lens for street work? And X-T30 or X100V, what to choose?
Some technical advice from Kev on shooting from the hip.
How did Neale light this video of Giles Penfound?
Are Portfolio Reviews good for you?
A question arrives from somebody who is a little nervous about a portfolio review with the one and only Jeff Ascough.
Is he right to be nervous?
What mic’s do we use ourselves?
Both Neale and I have several, but we generally use these: Blue Yeti, NTG 4 or the Rode NT1A
Kev’s Book of the Week Bombay Mix
by Ketaki Sheth
Bombay is a city that never sleeps. A lot of ‘living’ happens on the street, where a disparate and unlikely blend of humanity defines its boundaries in a tightly confined space.
The thrill of Bombay is the thrill of contrast. This work brings together the street photographs of an Indian photographer taken over a period of almost 20 years.
Bonus film of Ketaki Sheth giving a Tedx talk
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