Interview posted on Inside Digital Photo Radio

A few weeks ago I was a guest on Inside Digital Photo Radio. The show airs weekly in a number of U.S. markets and is then made available to a global audience online and as a podcast via Apple’s iTunes.

I’ve been listening to Inside Digital Photo Radio since the show began about a year ago, and I’ve really enjoyed the mix of guests from many different segments of the photo industry. You can listen to the 35 minute interview online here, or you can subscribe to the show in iTunes.

Free photo event in San Diego, CA Nov 10-11, 2007

The 3rd annual Photo Expo West is being held this weekend (Nov. 10-11, 2007) at the Del Mar Fairgrounds in San Diego, CA. It’s a free event, and there will be over 30,000 square feet of digital photography seminars and equipment.

Here is a partial list of the photographers who are presenting: Douglas Kirkland, Eddie Tapp, Hanson Fong, Tony Corbell, Don Gale, Bill Fortney and Jane Conner-ziser.

I think that this is a fantastic opportunity for photographers of all levels to learn from some of the best photographers in the world, and play with some of the latest gear being made today.

Here is a list of the exhibitors, which includes APA National (Advertising Photographers of America) and ASMP (American Society of Media Photographers, Inc.).

Photo Tips Worth a Look from Derrick Story

As you can tell from my last post about Adorama’s 100 photo tips in 100 days, I love reading tips from other photographers. Some of the best tips I’ve highlighted in the past have been from Derrick Story, and I just came across this great compilation of tips that Derrick has shared with his audience on his excellent blog and podcast, The Digital Story. The tips range from how to protect your camera in the rain with an inexpensive accessory, to how to use iPhoto, Aperture or Photoshop CS3 more effectively. Most are Derrick’s tips, but some are tips that Derrick credits to other photographers and/or magazines. You can find the 50 specific tips on this page. Most importantly, I think the tips just might entice you to grab the nearest camera and do some phototography. Enjoy!