LightSource Photography Podcast E032 - Michael Muller

In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with celebrity and entertainment photographer, Michael Muller.
Hosts:
Bill Crawford, publisher of StudioLighting.net (Flickr)
Ed Hidden, exclusive IStockPhoto.com photographer and inspector (Flickr)
Special Guest:
Michael Muller, photographer.
LightSource Episode 32 (Interview Series) [39:04 minutes]
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Bill and Ed discuss:
Michael Grecco's Book Lighting and the Dramatic Portrait
New review of the Photoflex Starflash
Canon and Pentax firmware upgrades
Web based image editor Fauxto.com
Astronaut loses her camera in space
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Special Guest Michael Muller discusses:
Getting Started in photography
Why he didn't stay in photography school
Being a self taught photographer
Learning to artificially light from natural light
Why good assistants are important
Getting the image right in the camera
How he has mastered color in his images
The secret to getting iconic portraits
Learning to work fast and be creative in your environment
The no stress workflow and being in control of your shoot
Being portable (using assistants as c-stands)
Shooting with Profoto gear
Underwater fashion photography for charity
Operating your own web site
Having a minimalist approach to lighting
Making daylight look like night
Canon versus Nikon sensor quality
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March 4th, 2007 at 4:01 am
Wow! His work is Jaw Dropping!