Everyday Photography, Every Day
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Ep 4343: Landscapes, Mostly...
Ansel Adams suggested that landscapes are the hardest photos to pull off. They are inspired by our amazing real life experience of the majestic outdoors, but somehow get crushed into little photos. Is there anything that can be done? Oh, and Rubin reveals a secret...
Ep 4141: The Instagram Dilemma
Photographers have a love/hate with Instagram. It uses photos as social currency, which is a great way to get your images seen, but also suffers as a marginal way to experience a photo (small, quick), which isn't always what a photographer wants.
Ep 4040: Some Technical Questions Before the Holidays
Ep 3939: The Composition "Asana"
In my ongoing effort to replace traditional composition rules with a practice to exercise these skills, i take you on a visual tour over the radio. You might want the show notes to go with this one...
Ep 3838: Now, With Even More Zen...
Ep 3737: The Way to Give Photographs as Gifts
Ep 3636: The Presumption of Truth
Follow up on Episode #20 on Truth!
Ep 3535: Zen Your Photography
Ep 3434: Composition Lessons from Louis (Stettner)
SPECIAL EDITION - Bernardo Bertolucci Tribute
Ep 3333: Interview about F64
Thanksgiving Special Edition - The Rubin Bros.
The Rubin Brothers enjoy a lively conversation about our various interests; photography, magic, media, film and family. While the turkey was cooking, we retreated to his studio for a chat.
Ep 3232: Exploring Time, with Danny
Ep 3131: Photo Collage, with Gabrielle
Awaken sensibility to a visual world.
Ep 3030: Learning from Looking
Ep 2929: Filters and Post Production (Great Photos are Made, Not Shot)
Ep 2828: Constraints and Photographic "Games"
Ep 2727: The Annual Thanksgiving Show
Ep 2626: Creating Personal Projects
Ep 2525: How NOT to be an Amateurish Amateur
Ep 2424: Establishing Trust
Ep 2323: Are Your Pictures Any Good?
Ep 2222: Walking Around with a Camera
Ep 2121: On Reading Susan Sontag
Ep 2020: Truth!
Ep 1919: The Space Between
Using technologies to capture the "experience" of the photographer is wholly different from what you do when you take a picture.
Ep 1818: Simplification
Ep 1717: The Death of Photography?
Ep 1616: The Rule of Thirds is Bullsh*t, Seriously, and other Topics of Composition
Ep 1515: The Problem with Video
Ep 1414: Shooting with the Right Side of your Brain
Ep 1313: Artists, Amateurs and Pros
Ep 1212: One Print Only
Ep 1111: Why Make Prints (part 2) - "It's not photography if you don't print it"
Ep 1010: Get the Cliché Out of the Way
Ep 99: Why Make Prints (part 1)
Ep 88: The Photograph that got me into Brown
Ep 77: The Rubin Collection and Modernism
Ep 66: Natural Light, or "If you can see it, you can photograph it"
Ep 55: Privacy, Intimacy, and Law
Ep 44: Documenting your Life - Small Moments vs. Big Moments
Ep 33: Don't Shoot Everything - Introduction to "Synecdoche" and "Haiku"
Ep 22: What's the Deal with B&W Photography?
Ep 11: Composition on the Fly
In this, our first episode, we're starting to figure out this podcasting thing and how to communicate through it. I'd say it took a few episodes before we found our legs, but you'll get the idea...