136 episodes
Everyday Photography, Every Day M.H. Rubin and Suzanne Fritz-Hanson
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4.8 • 30 Ratings
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Everyday Photography (Every Day)" is a weekly podcast where you get to listen in on a chat between a photographer (Rubin) and a regular human (Suzanne Fritz-Hanson) with an eye on making your pictures amazing and helping you enjoy your photography more. No technical stuff. No talk of gear or software. Just photography for the fun of it.
Rubin brings a unique perspective to consumer media: a student of Jerry Uelsmann; an amateur photographer for 40 years; formerly of Lucasfilm, Netflix and Adobe; director of The Rubin Collection of Photography; and founder of Neomodern, he's long been passionate about advancing the language of photography.
** Enjoy show notes at www.neomodern.com/podcast
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The Very Personal Landscapes from Jason Pettit
Even after only a few years shooting photos, and inspired by the work of Minor White, Guy Tal and Eliot Porter (among others), Jason Pettit produces beautiful and sensitive landscapes. His personal process is inspiring and instructive.
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Ambiguity in Paris—More Fun with Nina Welch-Kling
Nina and Rubin meet in Paris and go shooting. Rubin's haiku book is finished and Nina's Duologues book is ready for pre-orders! It's a fun catch up with Welch-Kling!
Nina and Rubin discuss their approaches to photography and techniques they use to create meaningful images.
They discuss pairing or juxtaposing images to create a story or narrative;
They discuss the importance of a shift in scale and the role of adding "magic" or a personal touch to their images.
The conversation touches on the theme of transforming everyday life and ordinary objects into something special through the photographer's interpretation and vision. -
Dall-E and You, with Dr. Aaron Hertzmann
The hottest topic in AI is the new "art" creation tool called Dall-E, and after a few weeks of falling down the rabbit hole playing in this new world, and considering the implications on photography (as well as illustration) our hosts invite domain expert Dr. Aaron Hertmann--from Adobe's research team--to explore Dall-E and other aspects of computational photography.
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Inside Photo Independent with Chris Davies
As Rubin explores the world of photo fairs, industry leader Chris Davies takes us into Photo Independent, Paris Photo and NFTs. A must-listen episode for photographers starting to sell their work.
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The Emotional Architecture of Elizabeth Daniels
On this Memorial Day Weekend show, Suzanne and Rubin get familiar with the twisting photographic journey of LA architectural photographer Elizabeth Daniels. From her unusual college application (which resonates for Rubin) involving Annie Liebowitz, to her friendships and mentorship from many of the great, this is a fun episode!
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Cartier-Bresson and the Real "Decisive Moment"
Suzanne and Rubin dig into the meaning of "the decisive moment" and how important the concept is for amateur photographers. And then they talk about sculpture.
Customer Reviews
Why make photographs
I particularly like the "why" of photography. Sounds like an oxymoron to listen to people talk about photographs - but they do a great job and make it work. Give it a few listens and you'll get hooked.
Fantastic breath of fresh air
Give yourself a break from obsession over gear or software technique. Many episodes feature fascinating guest photographers of all kinds. Episodes with Michael and Suzanne are great too. Philosophy, Aesthetics, History. Check it out! SF based.
Find your muse in an entertaining conversation
As a long-time casual photographer, I have sometimes found myself in a rut--bored of what I'm producing, but unsure how to change things up. Sometimes I've reinvigorated my interest with a purchase (a new lens, say), sometimes with an exercise (textures, triangles, etc.), and sometimes with some inspiration. This podcast is an inspiration for anyone who likes photography, and needs a little push to expand their horizons. Mike and Suzanne do it, not by bamboozling you with technical specifications, but by helping you develop your eye. It comes across not like being instructed, but more like a cocktail conversation that has you itching to speak up as well. I'm glad I got turned on to this.