Sun, 11 November 2007 
After meeting both John Sexton and Scott DiSabato at the 2007 Photoplus Expo in New York, I sit down with them and discuss the introduction of the new T-MAX-400 B&W film. John goes into some detail regarding the films ability and his impressions from use. As more and more digital cameras are introduced, I wanted to find what Kodak's thinking was in introducing a new film and who the possible users are. Also, John discusses his workflow with the film and how and why he uses film for his work. A fascinating chat with two ends of the spectrum—a film manufacturer and a film user. Comments[0] |
Sat, 3 November 2007 From a simple and unusual mail order processing house to a major player in the digital imaging marketplace, PhotoWorks has bootstrapped itself into the 21st century.I speak with Lanae Weir about the origins of the company, when they made prints and slides from film they provided (mot Kodak), to today, not only a purveyor of prints from your digital files, but a one-stop web presence where you can get prints from film or digital, purchase books, calendars and gifts, and become involved in various social communities where you can share your pictures and your thoughts. Photoworks is important in the photographic industry due to its history, predating digital photography, and also as it is still thinking of how to add to our overall photographic experiences. There aren't many photographic companies that started by selling unusual film and prints via mail-order and are still around. Comments[0] |
Sat, 27 October 2007 Chris Orwig and I sit down for a chat on photography, passion, and the nature of photography today.Chris Orwig is a faculty member of Brooks Institute of Photography in Santa Barbara, CA. He is a professional freelance photographer, interactive designer, educator, and consultant. Included among his clients are companies such as Disney, Nissan, Activision, and J-Records. I want to thank Chris Orwig for his time and I want to thank Lynda.com for making this interview possible. Chris Orwig - Sojourn Photos Chris Orwig - Lynda.com Comments[0] |
Sat, 29 September 2007 A few weeks back I had the opportunity to interview Anderson Schoenrock of ScanDigital (http://www.scandigital.com). According to their web site, ScanDigital is the first and only service
to give you your photos on CD/DVD as well as in your own free and
unlimited online gallery. You can organize your photos, share with
loved ones and order reprints and other great photo products.In part of the discussion, I told him what a great service this is for those of us that have family photographs, negatives and slides that go back scores of years. You can hear this interview, as well as many others, on the Photo News Today audio page. Comments[0] |
Tue, 18 September 2007  I interview Brian Griffin, acclaimed U.K. photographer on the eve of the publication of his new book, TeamPhoto and also his new exhibition at The Gymnasium at St. Pancras. We discuss his early years and how he started with photography, the cameras he's used, his workflow and a little about himself along the way. A fascinating 30 minute talk with one of the better photographers in our industry. Comments[0] |
Thu, 6 September 2007 I interview Max Shevyakov about the philosophy of renting camera lenses and also discuss his new local and remote establishment, http://www.BorrowLenses.comComments[0] |
Thu, 6 September 2007 There are a few methods to turning color images into black and white. I discuss these methods and also discuss software that does this quite well.Comments[0] |
Thu, 6 September 2007 I interview Ryan Millman of Nations Photo Lab about the efficiencies and quality of using a good photo laboratory instead of DIY printing. Comments[0] |
Thu, 4 January 2007  Philip Golabuk and I review SnapArtComments[0] |
Fri, 1 December 2006 The second part of the interview w/ Michael Klass about his book: The Magic Picture Book.Comments[0] |
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