E056 Couto - LightSource Photography Podcast

In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with commercial photographer Dan Couto.
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:
Dan Couto, commercial photographer.
LightSource Episode 56 (Interview Series) [41:42 minutes]
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Bill and Ed discuss:
Casio Exilim Pro
Radiopopper
Outlook plugin for photo shoots
Mouth Eye Contest
Special Guests Dan Couto discusses:
Getting inspiration from comics
Converging art mediums
Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud
How vision arrives
Creating illustrative pin-up portraits
Using old specialty software
Why cinematography school is great
Getting great composition
How he got started in photography
Shooting Your Way to a Million - Richard Shabura
His favorite equipment
Mixing 3D and 2D images
Archive Magazine
Inspiration from old magazines
Getting to be instinctive with color
Ballistic publishing exotique series
Viewing art to understand color
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January 29th, 2008 at 3:33 pm
Couto: "I read a lot and I never watch TV….and I find it congers your imagination"
Bill says "you're almost exercising your mind while you read"
busting a gut here