Moose Podcasts

In this episode "How do you take Romantic Photographs if you're NOT a Romantic?" Wow, what a great question Anders had and one I think that has come to many photographers. There is an answer, I think, that we can all come up with for ourselves to move our photography forward. Here are my thoughts on how.

In this episode "Reworking Time?" As photographers, we are incredibly fortunate to record time, for all time. But as time rolls forward, we also are very fortunate to go back in time. Do you, and do you learn from past time?

In this episode "So, What's the Topic?" Seriously, what's the topic? As you'll hear, I had no topic when I started the podcast but then ... well ...

In this episode "Don't Lose That Thought" How's your memory? How much do you remember right after the even, an exciting event? I'm not talking about your recall memory, I'm talking about your visual memory. It's important, let me explain how.

In this episode "I Hate Screwin Up!!" Yep, I make plenty of mistakes behind the camera and I hate each and every one. This is especially true when I know better and I don't listen to past experience. But the greater question is, is it the end of the world?

In this episode "Talkin the Same Language?" All too often as creatives, we need to simply talk to someone. But just who do we turn to when that time comes? You need to find someone who is talkin the same language!

In this episode "How Many Does it Take?" We seem at times to be fixated on numbers and in this case, in the pursuit of the best photo. I have an idea as you might imagine on that number it takes to file the one. It might be more than you think when asking, how many does it take?

In this episode "Organizing the Pegboard" Yep, you might guess I was getting the ol woodshop unpacked at The Ranch. But what does that have to do with YOUR photography? At more than you think!

In this episode "Legacy Glass" A whole lot of you have reached out and asked do you have to shoot just new glass? Many ask if I shoot any "old" glass. And all asked which is best. Here are some of my thoughts on these great questions.

In this episode "New Vistas to Learn & Love" Many of us are coming out of what seems like a long photographic sleep, having been kept indoors for so long. Shaking off that slumber might be as simple as finding new vistas to learn and love.

In this episode “Your Gear ?s Answered, Hopefully” Many photographers work on mastering composition. What if I told you that composition is only the starting point and not the ending […]

In this episode "Where's the Weight?" Many photographers work on mastering composition. What if I told you that composition is only the starting point and not the ending point. Where do you go next in improving your visual storytelling?

In this episode "The Information is Out There ..." if you let it in! I think that pretty much sums up the photographic experience as you'll quickly hear :-)

In this episode "Let's Talk Opportunity" pt1 The #1 reason talented photographers tell me they don't try to get published is because of the lack of time! Most now have not only time on their hands, but there is a real need for you to share your story. In Part 1, we're going to go over how YOU get your photographs published!

In this episode "Let's Talk Opportunity" pt1 The #1 reason talented photographers tell me they don't try to get published is because of the lack of time! Most now have not only a it of time on their hands, but there is a real need for you to share your story. In Part 1, we're going to go over how YOU get your photographs published!

In this episode "All The Time" I've recently been told, a lot, that I always have a camera in my hand and I think about business, all the time! Then they say, I should put them down and have some fun. Do I, do we?

In this episode "Keep the Faith" Photography in normal times can be a road of challenges. Just when you think you had a head of steam, something takes the wind out of your sails. And today, even more so. You just gotta remember to keep the faith.

In this episode "The Next Step" It's a constant photographic challenge, how to get better at it! You might be feeling a little inundated right with life's challenges but I have an idea how to circle things back to your creative side so you can take the next step.

In this episode "The In House Photographer" Moving your photography forward in these times of social distancing might seem to be a challenge. What if you became the in house photograph working for someone you know? Might be a learning challenge!

In this episode "The Filter" We all use a filter in our photography. The problem is, it might be the wrong filter. I have a suggestion for a better one!

In this episode "The Reality" While a photograph can be a "photographic" record, as simple as a change in exposure or use of a polarizer and you have "altered" reality. The question you need to ask your photography, where does YOUR reality lie in your photograph?

In this episode "Muscle Memory" There are some things in photography that, well, just gotta be memorized to make you a more confident photographer. Confidence permits you to take on more challenging aspects of photography that moves it forward and makes is so much more fun. Here's how to increase your muscle memory.

In this episode "Confused in CA" A Podcast listener sent an amazing email with questions about growth, ego and becomin a better photographer. Any of those fears, doubts or questions every pop into your mind? Perhaps my answers from going through the same thing might help you.

In this episode "Editorial Arrangement" How do we arrange the elements in a photograph to tell our story and reach others? Composition befuddles photographers and at times, prevents the photographic process rather than nurture it. There are those who can help you help yourself.

In this episode "Photography - The Insecurity Sport" We are creatives and a large part of that comes insecurity. That insecurity can slow your photographic growth and prevent you from having faith in your own abilities which are probably already sound. You're not alone in this department, let me explain.