005 Beauty Beyond the Grand Scenes in Nature Photography
In the fifth episode of Shutter Nonsense, hosts Michael and Jeffrey delve into the evolution of nature photographers over time, discussing the shift from capturing grand vistas to focusing on smaller, more intimate scenes. They debate the reasons behind this evolution, emphasizing the importance of photographing personal passions rather than chasing trends.
Throughout the episode, they share personal experiences, discuss their approach to photographing nature scenes, and provide tips for developing an eye for smaller scenes.
They also touch upon the impact of social media on photography.
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Highlights include:
The Evolution of Nature Photographers
Social Media and Photography
Discussing Iconic Photography
Appreciating Small Scenes
The Joy of Local Exploration
Telling Stories Through Photography
Relevant Show Notes Links
Michael’s related blog post: https://www.michaelrungphotography.com/post/grand-scenes-vs-small-scenes
Learn more about Michael's photography: www.michaelrung.com
Learn more about Jeffrey's photography: www.jeffreytadlock.com
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004 Photographic Authenticity in the Age of AI
In this episode of Shutter Nonsense, hosts Michael and Jeffrey delve into the intricate relationship between authenticity, photography, and the rapidly evolving world of AI and digital art. They discuss issues surrounding honesty, integrity, and the impact of AI on the creative process and nature photography.
The episode explores the challenges of defining authenticity in an increasingly artificial world and examines both the benefits and ethical considerations of AI tools. Michael and Jeffrey also share personal updates on their photography projects and plans for future trips.
The episode includes discussions on the environmental impact of AI, the ethical considerations of AI in photography, and the importance of maintaining human connections in the art world. Don't forget to join the conversation on their Patreon page, whether you're a free follower or a paid member.
Highlights include:
AI Tools in Photography
Ethics of AI-Generated Art
Authenticity in Photography
Impact of AI on Perception of Nature
Future of AI in Media and Society
Human Connection in the Age of AI
Also, join the Shutter Nonsense Patreon community to participate in post-episode conversations and share your own photography experiences! Available to free and paid members. www.patreon.com/ShutterNonsense
Related Links:
Michael's blog post on AI: https://www.michaelrungphotography.com/post/authenticity-in-photography
Links to Visit:
Website: https://www.shutternonsense.com/
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ShutterNonsensePodcast
Michael's Website: MichaelRungPhotography.com
Jeffrey's Website: JeffreyTadlock.com
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003 Getting to Know Your Hosts
Join hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock as they dive into their personal photography journeys in this episode of Shutter Nonsense. They discuss everything from their first cameras to their biggest 'aha' moments, early influences, and how they balance life with their passion for photography.
This episode also features a lightning-fast Q&A round covering first cameras, early influences, balancing life and photography, and more. Michael and Jeffrey continue to discuss topics such as creative blocks, gear failures, and defining success in photography.
Highlights include:
Q&A Round
Memorable Photo Experiences
Gear Failures and Adapting
Giving Up Photography
Defining Success in Photography
Engage with the post-episode conversation on their Patreon group, open to all members.
Links to Visit:
Website: https://www.shutternonsense.com/
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ShutterNonsensePodcast
Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/ShutterNonsense
Michael's Website: MichaelRungPhotography.com
Jeffrey's Website: JeffreyTadlock.com
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002 Essential Gear & Safety Tips for Nature Photography
Photography Essentials and Emergency Preparedness
In this episode of Shutter Nonsense, hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock discuss the importance of carrying essential photography gear and being prepared for emergencies while out in nature. They cover a wide range of topics, including which lenses are crucial to carry, the benefits of using magnetic filters, and the value of L-brackets for efficient composition. The hosts emphasize the significance of having items like microfiber cloths, spare batteries, memory cards, and Allen wrenches. Emergency preparedness is a key focus, with discussions on the necessity of first aid kits, walkie-talkies, headlamps, and Garmin satellite trackers. They also touch upon the utility of iPhone’s satellite messaging feature, despite its limitations. The episode is informative for both novice and experienced nature photographers, offering practical tips to ensure a successful and safe photography outing.
Highlights include:
Recent Workshops and Experiences
Folio Collections and Print Quality
Listener Feedback and Episode Topics
Essential Camera Gear and Lenses
Weather Sealing and Maintenance Tips
Spare Batteries and Unexpected Mishaps
Tripods and Mounting Plates
Exploring Filter Options
Magnetic Filters: A Game Changer
Rain Protection for Gear
The Importance of Walkie-Talkies
First Aid Preparedness
Garmin Satellite Trackers
iPhone Satellite Connectivity
Links to visit:
Website: https://www.shutternonsense.com/
YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@ShutterNonsensePodcast
Patreon Community: https://www.patreon.com/ShutterNonsense
Michael's Website: MichaelRungPhotography.com
Jeffrey's Website: JeffreyTadlock.com
Welcome to Shutter Nonsense - a laid-back nature photography podcast with hosts Michael Rung and Jeffrey Tadlock. Every other week, we dive into the world of landscape and nature photography with casual conversations about what we’ve been up to, current happenings in the photography world, and tips to help you grow as a photographer. Whether you’re a weekend hiker with a camera or a seasoned shooter chasing perfect light, you’re in good company. It’s not utter nonsense... but it is Shutter Nonsense.
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