Episode #221 Does Black and White make my pictures look more pro? Plus IMPORTANT SHOW NEWS!
There’s news to announce today about the show’s future! We also talk about the march of technology and ask; "Does it de-skill photographers?" AI culling software - it’s here!
How should I behave when I’m at a wedding with a camera? What films inspire us? Designing a new website, how multi-genre should it be? We talk perfect laptops for editing and choose a camera combo for working in environmental portraiture, plus ask if Facebook is a better place for your new blog. Our guest is Charles Brooks, back for part 2 of our discussion about making the most extraordinary pictures inside musical instruments.
Guest of the Week - Charles Brookes
Charles Brooks is an exceptional photographic talent. His portraits are coveted by the greatest artists to grace the stage, and by those who have the aspiration to get there.
Charles is a formidable musician himself. For the last 20 years, he's been New Zealand’s most successful orchestral cellist. Charles held principal positions in Australia, China, Chile and Brazil, with concerts worldwide.
Images used with permission and strictly copyright © Charles BrookesTchaikovsky 1812 Overture (opening), Guiyang Symphony Orchestra, CCTV New Years Concert 2010.
Charles Brooks Principal Cello
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There is enchantment in the light. From Robert Eggers, acclaimed director of 'The Witch,' and starring Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson. THE LIGHTHOUSE —
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