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Patrick Comtois
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Each episode explores the craft and curiosity behind memorable images, with practical ideas for improving your technique, planning a shoot, and developing a more intentional photographic eye.

Episodes

  1. Nov 2

    One Lens Exercise

    In this episode I talk about how contrary to normal thinking and taking more gear, going out with one lens and one body really can help rekindle your thought process and help improve your photography.

  2. Oct 21

    Importance of Storytelling

    In this episode I discuss how good storytelling is more than just composition, it needs to have emotion to grab the viewer and pull them into the story while looking at your image. How do we do that? Lets talk.

  3. Oct 10

    Stuck in a Rut

    Ever feel like you are just standing still and not moving forward with your photography? It’s OK, we have all been there, but how do you get out of the norm and move. your photography forward? In this episode we can discuss that. Please feel free to leave a comment on strategies you use to get out of the “rut” ...

    Stuck in a Rut

  4. May 9

    Learn from the Masters

    So much can be learned from looking at the masters of our craft but seeing composition and light is not the only thing we can take away. Applying it to our own photography is the key.

  5. Mar 7

    Security in Numbers

    Taking multiple images of the same subject can help you get a useable image, but is it pushing your creativity and photography to improve. In this episode I explore the possibility that in certain situations sheer numbers may not be enough.

  6. Jan 10

    Lens Criteria

    Sometimes with all the gear we accrue as photographers, it can be confusing to know which lens to grab for specific situations. In this episode I offer a few suggestions on how I approach knowing what to grab from the gear locker.

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Each episode explores the craft and curiosity behind memorable images, with practical ideas for improving your technique, planning a shoot, and developing a more intentional photographic eye.

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