Moose Podcasts

With the long nights of winter upon, it's time to think about and prep for spring. We have a short window we can take advantage of so we're ready. Here are some ideas for nesting bird season.

Photographs are all about preserving memories and in the perfect world, telling stories. My question is, what memories do you want your photographs to preserves, stories you want to tell and at what price?

Click bate brought out my curiosity. I had this title hit my feed and I deleted it knowing it was just click bate. Then later I went back to read just the comments to see where photogs were taking it. I was surprised!

Jasin Boland is the most wanted still photographer in Hollywood. Mad Max, The Matrix, James Bond, The Mummy are just some of his shoots over the decades. This conversation covers this, the Z9 and so much more!

Arranging elements in a viewfinder, selecting the right lens, defining the exposure and conquering white balance, this and so much more in our photography happens when we go from common to uncommon.

Workflow is an integral part of my photography, from organizing to learning. It's been years since I updated and shared my workflow. Here ya go with the 2022 Workflow!

"If you only had one lens ..." question suggest that the lens you would use all the time is the only lens. But what about that 2nd lens? To me, it is just as important as the primary lens. Got one?

It' that time of year requiring us to get cold at times to capture the hottest photos. How do we stay warm, that's what this podcast is all about.

Photographers, we as a blessed group being able to follow our passion with a camera in tow. We have the ability to share that talent and do so good for the world. These are my thoughts on Thanks & Giving!

What's the best tripod, is the D6 now obsolete, confused about which telephoto to purchase and does AI now replace camera craft, great questions I try to answer in this episode.

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Photography is this complicated all consuming passion where things can go cafooey! Thankfully, for much there is a fall back we all tend to forget.

There is an outside chance that improving your photography couldn't be as simple as going back to the old saying. "If you don't have anything nice to say ..."

We all know Murphy's Law but so you know Stapp Law or that the same guy wrote both More importantly, do you know how both can help us with our photography?

We all desire that great photograph, and we desire it to come only as hard as it was to get in front of that photograph. That is often not what happens so we try to make it a numbers game. That doesn't work either.

I've have the good fortune to wrap myself in this countries fall color from coast to coast for many decades. There is one photo though that still eludes. Do I have plan to capture it this year? Yes!

Photography puts up in front of us many fine lines. These lines if crossed may or may not create photograph success. How do we come up and and know when to cross these lines?

There are a lot of steps, processes in the successful photograph. This week while shooting at Philmont Scout Ranch, one of the most important and basic was used for day. Scouting!

It hit me bad when in the beginning and luckily got past it fast, but anxiety to learn can really throw many curves in your learning path!

When do you, I, feel comfortable going click with our camera? Does the creativity come from inside or outside the wheelhouse? Have you thought about it at all? Had a conversation that made me think about it.

A picture is worth a thousand words ... ever heard that statement? It's powerful and puts a bit of pressure on our photography. But what if we relate our photograph to a paragraph of words?

Yep, that's how the email started but the terms I use are often because they are the ones that helped me learn photography. They might help you ...

The best judge of our photography, our growth as a photographer, is ourselves. The criteria in which we use then is kinda important. In judging a bird photography rewards, it made me reflect on my own images.

The emails of questions were pilling up so time to get some answered. Jeff, Carol, Judy & Jon, here are my thoughts on cropping, printing, lens and filing.