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LightSource Photography Podcast E037 - Nicholas Routzen
In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with fashion photographer Nicholas Routzen.
Hosts:
Bill Crawford, publisher of StudioLighting.net (Flickr)
Ed Hidden, exclusive IStockPhoto.com photographer and inspector (Flickr)
Special Guest:
Nicholas Routzen, fashion and editorial photographer.
LightSource Episode 37 (Interview Series) [41:36 minutes]
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Bill and Ed discuss:
Preview of the Alien Bees remote trigger system
Sigma releases a mammoth lens
Ed goes to philly for an iStockphoto minilypse
America's next top model on iTunes
Special Guest Nicholas Routzen discusses:
Getting started in fashion photography
Keeping energy high in a photo shoot
Shooting on location versus the studio
What comes first, the location or the concept
What lighting he takes on location
Favorite light modifiers
Using a collapsed umbrella
Beauty dishes
Using a ringflash
His diverse lighting style
Taking a concept to a session and keeping things free
Making a story out of a session
Most interesting locations
Shooting partially under water
How to downplay ambient light
His post processing time
Test work and on the job experimentation
Getting photos published
Advice for budding fashion photographers
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March 19th, 2007 at 6:05 pm
Guys, enjoyed most of the Nicholas Routzen podcast–except for Mr Routzen's part. The audio was so bad that his words were barely intelligible. Not sure whether he was mumbling, had a bad cell connection, or what. It was just awful.
I have noticed this on more than one occasion when you've done cell-phone interviews. Understand a land line is not always possible, but gosh!