E055 Voges - LightSource Photography Podcast

In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with commercial photographer Brandon Voges from Bruton Stoube.

Hosts:
Bill Crawford, publisher of StudioLighting.net (Flickr)
Ed Hidden, exclusive IStockPhoto.com photographer and inspector (Flickr)

Theme Music:
Sean Campbell and Steve Hill (Firesickle.com)

Special Guest:
Brandon Voges, commercial photographer.

View Brandon on Flickr.com

LightSource Episode 55 (Interview Series) [51:38 minutes]
Download the show: LightSource055 [23.7 MB]

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Bill and Ed discuss:
Happy New Year - resolutions
Listener Questions:
- Using music with web slide shows
- What is the difference between a shoot through umbrella and a standard one?
- How to post in the LightSource Flickr group photo pool
Photographing Christmas
"Welcome to Oz" book by Vincent Versace

Special Guests Brandon Voges discusses:
Getting started as a commercial photographer
How his retouching background helps his photography
Shooting for composite images
The making of a paintball office image
Getting real emotion to come through in a photo
Using natural light when possible
Using lamp socket strobe lights and stick light strobes
Color balance in mixed light
Lighting in dark settings and bars
Sharpening techniques and photoshop
Using the fade command in photoshop
Using water in the studio
Lighting for sports portraits
Not metering and bracketing using raw files
Creating flare
Favorite studio equipment
Using your iphone as a marketing tool

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