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5/24/2008
The Orphan Works Act of 2008, What it Will Mean to All Photographers & Very Cool Commercial Photography
This Show Written and Produced by Howard Lipin
Listen to this broadcast and learn about the Orphan Works Act of 2008 from Martin Trailer, National Board President of Advertising Photographers of America. He'll tell you why it's important for every photographer, professional and enthusiast alike to know about it and how devastating The Orphan Works Act of 2008, now before Congress could be if it becomes law, and what you can do to help stop it before it's too late. Martin is also a successful commercial photographer and the owner of Martin Trailer Productions. He'll show you some of the very cool images he creates for his clients, and how many of them truly live up to his name.
3/29/2008
Copyright, the Gov. and the Call Girl and Travel Tips for you and Your Camera Gear
Tune-in and enjoy this edition of Photo Talk Radio featuring lawyer and legal expert Carolyn E. Wright, specializing in issues that affect photographers everywhere. Copyright, as important to protecting our photography as it is, can be somewhat clinical. That's until you add the sensational revelations that former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer hired a call girl which lead to his downfall and in the process created copyright issues when photos of "Kristen," the call girl were taken from her MySpace page and published apparently without her permission. Carolyn will explain the basics of copyright, the Spitzer case and what protection you really have. When she's not handling legal issues, Carolyn can be found behind the camera photographing wildlife in the great outdoors. She's also a regular contributor at ProPhotoResource.com as well. Also visiting will be Steven Frischling, a globetrotting editorial, corporate and commercial photographer, traveling to more places in a year than most of us will do in a lifetime. Steven is smart and well informed on security at airports and elsewhere around the World especially for photographers. He's equally smart at making sure his camera gear travels as safely as he does and will share his travel tips with you.
9/29/2007
Phil Borges - Documenting People of Indigenous Cultures, Alan Blakely's 30-Seond Sales Pitch & Architectural Photography and the Truth About Photo Gear Batteries
Listen to this show featuring Phil Borges and find out how photography can change the world. Phil was an orthodontist for 18-years and then became a photographer. During the past 25 years he's been documenting indigenous and tribal cultures around the world with the goal of creating awareness and understanding of the people in the developing world. Phil is the author of four books that explore the different facets of indigenous cultures and he's the founder of Bridges to Understanding, an on-line classroom program connecting youth worldwide through photo storytelling, exploring and honoring cultural diversity. Also, he's the co-founder of Blue Earth Alliance, which sponsors photo projects that explore endangered cultures and threatened environments. He's also a 2007 winner of the Purpose Prize. Also featured is Alan Blakely, the master of the 30-second elevator sales pitch. It works. Alan is a successful architectural photographer and the founder of The Association of Independent Architectural Photographers (AIAP). After Alan gives you his sales pitch, he'll have the basics of architectural photography. Ever wondered how those cool photos are made? Alan will show you how he creates his and how you can too. Whether traveling too far away places like Phil, or closer to home with Alan, camera gear battery life is important to you. But how do you get the best performance out of your batteries and which is the best to have for different situations. Anna Lopez, Battery Product Manager at Delkin Devices stops by with important information you need to know and will keep your gear ready.
9/1/2007
Digital Camera Sensor Recalls-How to Find out if Your Camera is on the List & What to do About it, Nikon & Canon's New Cameras and Dennis Daggett's Listener Review
Take a listen to this show and find out about digital camera sensor recalls and the best way to get yours fixed if your camera has a problem. Shawn Barnett, Senior Editor of Imaging-Resource.com has valuable information everyone with a digital camera should know about. Also, Shawn will have first look overviews of some of the new Nikon and Canon dSLR cameras as well. After Shawn helps you, listener Dennis Daggett stops by for a review of his wedding photography. Dennis is a retired firefighter whom started a new career as a real estate agent and is now following his passion for photography. We'll review his photos and have feedback everyone interested in improving their photography will benefit from. If you'd like us to review your photos, drop us a note at GalleryPhotos@PhotoTalkRadio.com. We can do the review on the air, or if you're shy about it, we can review your photos off-air.
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