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by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
There are many ingredients that make up a good photographic portrait, from foreground to background, setting, pose, expression, color, lighting, and so on. That said, one element that can be as important to the result as the portrait sitter is the lens used to capture the portrait and help create
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Zakaria Chelidze is a Georgian photographer whose work focuses on human emotion, culture, and everyday life. Derek chats with Zakaria about his latest project, Sakartvelo, a visual journey through Georgia. He reflects on his personal journey as a photographer while working on this project.
0:00 - Intro
2:34 - About Sakartvelo
5:24 - Starting a Georgia project
10:47 - Capturing home
19:15 - Georgia culture
25:09 - Photographing the history of Georgia
28:04 - Learning from this project
33:30 - Images that stand out
34:07 - Q&A
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As we saw in the previous episode, planning a huge photography trip like Namibia takes a lot of time. But even with all that preparation, nature will still throw you a curveball. Join Nate Luebbe as he captures red sand dunes, quiver trees, rock arches, and more, adapting his photo composition even when nature doesn't cooperate with his plans. Sometimes, those curveballs will give you an opportunity to create an even more incredible photo.
0:00 - We're proud of you, Nate
0:28 - What We'll See
1:12 - Nate's Gear Selection
2:02 - Photographing
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Everyone knows that a cat has nine lives. But this famous proverb has a second part: “…For three he plays, for three he strays, and for the last three he stays." It’s a fitting story arc for this week’s podcast with Dan Rimada and Gulce Kilkis of Bodega Cats of New York, whose local passion project has grown into something that stays: an archive, a photo book, and a push for legislation.
Above Photograph © Gulce Kilkis
Dan and Gulce’s chat with Derek tracks the Bodega Cats initiative from its start on Instagram through its growth into a
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Namibia offers a wide range of subjects to photograph: wildlife, landscapes, and the night sky. However, before you make the trip, there is a lot to take into consideration when planning. Knowing which season is best to go, how to stay safe among wildlife, and what to pack will allow you to create the best photos you can. Autumn and Nate share their complete guide on prepping for a Namibia photography trip, from camera gear to weather forecasting apps and more.
0:00 - Where Are We?
1:06 - Nate Stealing Autumn's Lens
1:52 - Namibia's Dry
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British portrait photographer Rory Lewis spent two decades building one of the most distinctive bodies of portrait work. Roy shares his favorite and most famous portraits, breaking down how he captured each one. He also goes over how contemporary art inspires his look.
0:00 - Intro
1:44 - Roy's work & style
3:40 - Getting inspired by contemporary art
6:15 - The work is nothing without a compelling subject
9:17 - Lighting
12:20 - What a portrait is to Roy
13:14 - Actor headshots
17:23 - Key portrait themes
35:20 - Develop &
by Todd Vorenkamp · Posted
Did you know there is a virtually separate camera store that lives inside the B&H Photo SuperStore, in New York City? The B&H Used Department can be found at the top of the staircase leading to the second floor of B&H Photo’s expansive showrooms or online! There you can sell your used gear, or you can purchase used gear in great condition. Not only does it have a selection of rare and vintage film
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Portrait photographer and Sony Artisan Chris Orwig comes to the B&H Event Space in person to discuss the art of authentic portraiture. Chris explores why the most meaningful portraits begin not with technical perfection, but with curiosity, presence, and genuine human connection.
0:00 - Intro
2:00 - Authentic human connection still matters
5:15 - Using natural light
6:45 - Connecting with strangers
12:43 - Portraits being a unique paradox
18:05 - Art stopping time
18:46 - Audience interest
23:22 - Transcend what your photographing
26:06 -
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Dave Krugman grew up on the edge of the Internet. Emerging from college into the first wave of Instagram, he became an OG of that platform before going on to found ALLSHIPS, a culture company with a mission to prove that a creative life is possible.
Above Photograph © Dave Krugman
In this week’s podcast, Dave joins Derek for a wide-ranging chat that includes insights into how Instagram shattered the magazine paradigm, giving photographers greater sovereignty as artists. He also draws parallels between the public’s current fear of AI and
by Mathew Malwitz · Posted
Some photographers refuse to place a UV or clear filter, or any other type of photographic filter, in front of their lens—worried about sacrificing image quality in the name of a layer of protection. It’s a fact that the more glass elements that light has to pass through
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Impress clients and have the photos ready for viewing online before the event is even over. Photographer Vail Fucci shows how you can do that with SpotMyPhotos. Vail shows how SpotMyPhotos works along with a live demo covering light, camera settings, and more.
0:00 - Intro
0:50 - About SpotMyPhoto
1:33 - Different types of event photographers
2:59 - About the presentation
3:56 - Vail's early career workflow
11:21 - Joining SpotMyPhoto
16:56 - How SpotMyPhoto works / live demo
34:00 - SpotMyPhoto for portraits at events
40:02 - SpotMyPhoto at
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Portraits are often a product of connections and compassion. During this workshop, portrait photographer Mike Foley explores the importance of human connection and empathy as major components in a photoshoot.
0:00 - Intro
1:57 - Cultivating trust
9:00 - Quality over volume
27:35 - Collaborating on set
41:37 - Fine art polish
53:27 - Spending the time to refine the retouch
59:33 - The best advice Mike ever gotten
1:02:42 - Closing
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In a busy world, nature photography lets you slow down, catch a breath, and ground yourself in the present. Being in a location like Namibia allows you to reconnect to the ecosystem we are all a part of. Autumn Schrock and Nate Luebbe share their reasons for photographing landscapes, wildlife, and the night sky.
00:00 - Into the Wild
01:26 - Photography as Therapy
01:57 - Slowing Down & Staying Present
03:27 - Art With a Purpose
04:04 - Finding Wildlife Photography
04:37 - Reconnecting With and Conserving Nature
06:11 - Next Episode:
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Photojournalist Nancy Borowick shares her personal journey of capturing sensitive stories. Nancy provides a breakdown of her creative process, explaining how she approaches difficult subjects, and shares 2 projects that are personal to her.
0:00 - Intro
1:17 - Motherhood, identity, and storytelling
2:48 - Finding inspiration
7:26 - Creating projects that feed the soul / Nancy's father’s story
23:04 - Why photograph in black and white
25:15 - Continuing the project with her mother
31:38 - Expanding the project and memorializing the story
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For Gabriela, photography is about more than capturing a polished final image. It’s about becoming part of a place, building trust with the people around her, and recognizing the everyday moments that quietly connect our lives. In this week’s podcast, she discusses moving from commercial photography into street portraiture, learning to approach people with confidence and respect, and allowing time and genuine connection to shape her work.
Above Photograph © Gabriela Gabrielaa
Highlights from Gabriela’s candid conversation include her