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Amy & Ralph wrote in with a great question, one I'm sure on every photographer's mind at one time or another. Knowing the answer to The Perfect Kit might solve a lot of problems. Or would it? I also answer 3 questions asked 96 times in the last week about the Z400f4.5.

Dennis sent me a great question, "Is video taking over?" Coming in part from what he sees on social media, after my posting a couple of Reels, he thought he'd ask me my thoughts. Here they are.

What Can You Add to Your Equation ", we look at what little thing, from digital darkroom, technique to gear that is being overlooked that might just change your photography.

More than once when I thought, felt, believed I wasn't going to get there, someone or something let me know, you'll make it.

World Photography, what Deb has under her name on her website describes so well all she does. We cover new gear, old gear, blurs, wildlife, travel, business and so much more in our hour conversation. You can listen in and hear all we covered.

Great questions, here are my answers to Workflow, # 1 PS Tool, Camera & Heat and much more!

You had some great questions, cards, ACR masking, AI Cloud Repl, AA Batteries, Shooting and critters on my wantlist, your questions, my answers!

Just what do I do to get ready for a shoot, aviation weekend shoot? That's a great question so I dedicated this Podcast to answering it. There was so much, I ever recorded my first addendum!

Just as we need to know when to start, we need to know when to stop. Do you know in your photography when it's time to call it quits?

We all want Thee Click. But how do we come about it and on a continual bases? We have to have a measure to determine Thee Click as we walk about, put our eye to the viewfinder and then find it one more time on our computer. Here's how I do about it.

Behind that camera is a warm blooded, passionate person taking in the world with all their senses. We need to infuse that camera with our heart. Here's a couple of ideas how.

My Bag of Confidence has evolved many times during my career but nothing so radical or complete as in the past year. Here's how and why.

We need just one photograph to share the wonders we are so fortunate to witness through the viewfinder. How can we be the solution and not part of the problem. That's just a start of the strategy!

We love our critters! Wildlife photographers though are causing our wild heritage and other photographer great harm. Here's some thoughts on preventing both.

The misconception is, if you own the best AF body, all your photographs will be tack sharp. Since they are not, it surely can't be the photographer. It just requires better AF .... making us AF challenged.

Bone dry ... could be from being out of bourbon during tax week or my bird feeders after being gone for a few days. But more than likely, I'm talking photography.

Folks have great questions, Z 9 game changer, WB really critical, Image library BU, Z800 and more as I get caught up some on your questions.

Do you make your photographs to conform to a rule? Or find a rule that conforms to your photographs? Does it matter, you photo suck because no rules apply?

It was a shoot the decades in the making. Even so, the odds were not high for success. After three hours, 15k images were captured on the card. How'd that comes to be and how's I get through them all? Let me tell you!

We are on what seems like a ever lasting question to improve our photography. In that quest, what is our possible realm of growth? I think there is no end to the possibilities if ...

Sitting at a table, I was asked, "Having fun?" Probably sitting there, it might not have seemed so, I was indoors on a gorgeous day. But actually I was and working on my photography at the same time. You having fun?

Our direction came from a title over forty years ago. Titles since have stopped my in m tracks. We love to give things titles but do they help move our photography forward?

With my Z 9 Fireside Chat video came the flood of emails asking, "Really, all mirrorless?!" and a whole lot more. I take some time and answer the questions why I've given up the mirror.

I love talking about the photograph. Not the settings or gear to make it, but the elements that make a photograph grab heartstrings and tell your story. Here's my conversation with myself about just that.