A pubcast with photography talk again! We are blessed. Finally the god father joins the pubcast crew. Ive watched tom since his first video and hes still as down to earth now as he was then. Hope he finds time to join you gents again. A great episode.
Well goodness me - an amazing plethora of intellectual content for not just one, but two pubcasts in a row! I'm going to show my age here. The earliest film I remember having an impact on me as a young child was Fantasia, just loved it. The film that scared the bejesus out of me for many many years was the Hound of the Baskervilles - I'm not sure whether it would have been the 1959 (before I was born) or 1968 version, but it had a huge impact on me, and I couldn't walk past our local woods at night without being terrified for many years. Of course, that was when horror films were very psychological, rather than the gore-fests you see these days. Very engaging conversation from Tom, especially when chatting with Jamie about motivation for getting out with the camera, and of course the rest of you chipping in. That is going to have resonated with loads of your viewers I'm sure. Well it did with me anyway. Thanks all for spending the time to put this together, great watch.
I would agree with Tom & Jamie that you must print. I have gallery on the walls of the staircase. It is a way of improving your photography as well as the memories. I have watched Tom from his very first video, like us all I notice the silver amongst the gold in the hair style.You'll probably be retired before 60, but you will find that running up fells becomes increasingly difficult. Hope Tom will appear again as a guest please. Wish you all a merry Christmas. Hiccup!!!
This was one of your best Pubcasts. I so much appreciated the brutal honesty of Stuart, Adam and Thomas regarding themselves, their photography and business. Very though provoking. Excellent points and leading questions by all the regulars made this one of your best. A great mix of humor and serious conversation. Keep up the good work guys!
Well, that was fun. Great to see Tom on here and awesome that you joined the 617 Gary. I had to laugh at Darren and his comment about keeping other people's prints out of sight. I have Adam's Aspen print hanging in my office at work, next to some of my own prints. People come in and are dazzled by it. I hang my head in shame and tell them it's not mine. lol
Outstanding Episode. The Printing discussion was worth the price of admission. Seriously, it was a comprehensive and intelligent discussion. Well Done.
Star Wars and Pet Sematary or The Shining. I love watching you chaps; the banter is great. I've been interested in the 617 Club since Tom went live with it, but I don't know if the fees are worth it as a person living in rural US. Either way, I'm glad you finally got him on. I was literally riveted to the screen because there was so much content that interested me, especially printing your own photos. And the rhythm of the content regarding selling photos, photography styles, and creating for UA-cam generated many questions within me. The one that really bubbled to the surface is about niche. I would love to hear y'all's take on what each of you think about whether or not a photographer and YT creator can be commercially successful (selling prints and getting subs) by driving in all of the available lanes or is it better to stay in a single lane (niche). Anyway, thanks for the content. Much Love.
Excellent video really enjoyed this week, nice that Tom joined you but credit to you all for a very informative and entertaining time, thanks very much.
Great episode as usual guys , thanks for all the time and effort that must go into this, and for the three pros giving up their time to participate. Printing is something i would like to do but think i need to get myself a new monitor , calibrated before i go down the road of a printer. I like most said here struggle with the motivation but only because of being confined to a certain area if i was free to travel more widely i think i would feel different. Its hard to get motivated revisiting the same areas over and over, as a landscape photographer if you want great images you have to travel to great locations, yes get out and practice your craft in between trips but as most i work full time and just cant get on as many dedicated photography trips as i would like. As someone else said first world problem i guess. Still great fun well done all !
A thoroughly enjoyable watch.Have to agree with others here on the info shared regarding printing,and the inclusion of more photography related talk...good to see Thomas on,look forward to next week's episode!
Excellent Pubcast, really enjoyed the discussion on printing and printers. Tom's, Stuart's and Adam's input on running a photography business was very informative. Thanks guy!
That was really enjoyable, thanks. It was great to get an insight into Tom's approach and I really liked his advice to 'get out and explore and the pictures will come to you'. I think he covered it in one of his videos a long time ago and it really stuck with me. Also I really like James Burns 'street' photography which is about the compositions but not necessarily people, I have tried it and it works for me. Have a great Christmas everyone.
Great to see Thomas on the show, I do love a bit of pareidolia. And speaking of hoarfrost, I strongly recommend knee pads when kneeling on rocks in a kilt to photograph those details. Calling back to a previous discussion of "What's in My Bag" videos, what I want to know is what is in your bag beyond the obvious and why. For instance I always have trash bags and a magnetic compass but also I've been know to carry a felted gnome. I'll have to see if I have anything worthy of entry.
Good episode lads. Nice to see Tom. I’m with Jamie on Jaws, best film of my childhood. Not with printing though. Cost me a fortune to use my printer, it was always running out of ink. Then I couldn’t give it away.
End aim of my photography is always the print. Science in itself! But an absolute lifesaver for arranging prints on paper and most economical printing is definitely Qimage. Best software out there and very affordable.
Aaaaarghh - use a RIP - I use Mirage with the Canon Pro 1000 and print with numerous different papers and their profiles, Really straightforward. It removes the worry of printer drivers and the dreaded Mac AirPrint problem too.
99% of them sit as digital files on my external SSD….forever! I’ll only print something I am really happy with, due to the costs that were discussed…Jamie
Great episode as always and another great guest. I have to say, I'm with Sam on investing in a printer. Is the initial outlay worth it when you are only printing an image or two each month? I'm not sure it is.
Printing isn’t a cheap hobby and it’s probably more cost effective to get them sent to a lab, but printing at home is so satisfying. Tweaking the print (small thumbnails) each time it comes out of the printer until you have the brightness and colour just as you like it. I would whole heartedly recommend it.
Biggest struggle with photography? For me it's not motivation but rather access to legit landscape subject matter. I'm not interested in street nor portrait. Woodland would be OK now and then, but our woodlands are mostly nearly pure pine so there's no variety -- Just brown and "nevergreens". It's a ~300 mile drive to the nearest good landscape, so that's my struggle.
Similar to myself. It’s 280 miles to the Lake District from where I live and my local landscape (even the beaches) do not inspire me and so I shoot wildlife locally and try and travel once a month to the Lakes. Have you tried a different genre when staying local? Thanks for watching 🍺
@@PodgeeWheaverPhotography We use Spotify for our podcasts and it usually propagates the other platforms pretty quickly. In this instance it appears to have taken longer. Apologies for that. It is there now, however.
I was waiting for someome to ask Thomas why it is called the 617 club. Anybody know? I would ask TH, but I have emailed him a couple of times with questions over the last few years and I don't want to wear out my welcome. I would like to join, but being in the USA, I don't think the benefits would be there like they are for the locals in the UK.
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A pubcast with photography talk again! We are blessed. Finally the god father joins the pubcast crew. Ive watched tom since his first video and hes still as down to earth now as he was then. Hope he finds time to join you gents again. A great episode.
Well goodness me - an amazing plethora of intellectual content for not just one, but two pubcasts in a row! I'm going to show my age here. The earliest film I remember having an impact on me as a young child was Fantasia, just loved it. The film that scared the bejesus out of me for many many years was the Hound of the Baskervilles - I'm not sure whether it would have been the 1959 (before I was born) or 1968 version, but it had a huge impact on me, and I couldn't walk past our local woods at night without being terrified for many years. Of course, that was when horror films were very psychological, rather than the gore-fests you see these days. Very engaging conversation from Tom, especially when chatting with Jamie about motivation for getting out with the camera, and of course the rest of you chipping in. That is going to have resonated with loads of your viewers I'm sure. Well it did with me anyway. Thanks all for spending the time to put this together, great watch.
I’m very pleased to see special guests like Alister Benn and Thomas Heaton. They do add to to
the formula!
I would agree with Tom & Jamie that you must print. I have gallery on the walls of the staircase. It is a way of improving your photography as well as the memories. I have watched Tom from his very first video, like us all I notice the silver amongst the gold in the hair style.You'll probably be retired before 60, but you will find that running up fells becomes increasingly difficult.
Hope Tom will appear again as a guest please. Wish you all a merry Christmas. Hiccup!!!
This was one of your best Pubcasts. I so much appreciated the brutal honesty of Stuart, Adam and Thomas regarding themselves, their photography and business. Very though provoking. Excellent points and leading questions by all the regulars made this one of your best. A great mix of humor and serious conversation. Keep up the good work guys!
Well, that was fun. Great to see Tom on here and awesome that you joined the 617 Gary.
I had to laugh at Darren and his comment about keeping other people's prints out of sight. I have Adam's Aspen print hanging in my office at work, next to some of my own prints. People come in and are dazzled by it. I hang my head in shame and tell them it's not mine. lol
Outstanding Episode. The Printing discussion was worth the price of admission. Seriously, it was a comprehensive and intelligent discussion. Well Done.
Brilliant episode. I enjoyed it a lot. Made a big chunk of my day at work much more enjoyable.
Excellent episode guys, thanks to you all. That was a classic from Dave, "I like adult films".
Star Wars and Pet Sematary or The Shining. I love watching you chaps; the banter is great. I've been interested in the 617 Club since Tom went live with it, but I don't know if the fees are worth it as a person living in rural US. Either way, I'm glad you finally got him on. I was literally riveted to the screen because there was so much content that interested me, especially printing your own photos. And the rhythm of the content regarding selling photos, photography styles, and creating for UA-cam generated many questions within me. The one that really bubbled to the surface is about niche. I would love to hear y'all's take on what each of you think about whether or not a photographer and YT creator can be commercially successful (selling prints and getting subs) by driving in all of the available lanes or is it better to stay in a single lane (niche). Anyway, thanks for the content. Much Love.
Excellent video really enjoyed this week, nice that Tom joined you but credit to you all for a very informative and entertaining time, thanks very much.
Another great Pubcast everyone.
It was nice to see you on the show Tom.
Catch up with everyone on the next one.
Great episode as usual guys , thanks for all the time and effort that must go into this, and for the three pros giving up their time to participate. Printing is something i would like to do but think i need to get myself a new monitor , calibrated before i go down the road of a printer. I like most said here struggle with the motivation but only because of being confined to a certain area if i was free to travel more widely i think i would feel different. Its hard to get motivated revisiting the same areas over and over, as a landscape photographer if you want great images you have to travel to great locations, yes get out and practice your craft in between trips but as most i work full time and just cant get on as many dedicated photography trips as i would like. As someone else said first world problem i guess. Still great fun well done all !
I am with you, Gary . street is wonderful, and your enjoyment of it comes out in your videos.
Great pubcast guys.
Nice to see Tom too.
Well done guys.
Really enjoyed this. The mix of amateurs and professionals discussing topics is actually quite valuable and unique. Keep it up!
Really enjoyed this one, chaps. Glad you like the 617 club, Gary, welcome.🎉
A thoroughly enjoyable watch.Have to agree with others here on the info shared regarding printing,and the inclusion of more photography related talk...good to see Thomas on,look forward to next week's episode!
Excellent Pubcast, really enjoyed the discussion on printing and printers. Tom's, Stuart's and Adam's input on running a photography business was very informative. Thanks guy!
That was really enjoyable, thanks. It was great to get an insight into Tom's approach and I really liked his advice to 'get out and explore and the pictures will come to you'. I think he covered it in one of his videos a long time ago and it really stuck with me. Also I really like James Burns 'street' photography which is about the compositions but not necessarily people, I have tried it and it works for me. Have a great Christmas everyone.
Great to see Thomas on the show, I do love a bit of pareidolia. And speaking of hoarfrost, I strongly recommend knee pads when kneeling on rocks in a kilt to photograph those details.
Calling back to a previous discussion of "What's in My Bag" videos, what I want to know is what is in your bag beyond the obvious and why. For instance I always have trash bags and a magnetic compass but also I've been know to carry a felted gnome.
I'll have to see if I have anything worthy of entry.
Good episode lads. Nice to see Tom. I’m with Jamie on Jaws, best film of my childhood. Not with printing though. Cost me a fortune to use my printer, it was always running out of ink. Then I couldn’t give it away.
Well, I am 5 minutes in, already this is epic. I guess I'll have to join 617 Now. Thanks all
Another really enjoyable eposide guys thankyou.. nearly a couple of hours gone is what seems like just a few minutes.
Smiley faces in the freezer... That was funny, genuinely lol.
Just got Adam's new book!!! Fantastic!!! Also, have Thomas's calendar. Also fantastic!
End aim of my photography is always the print. Science in itself! But an absolute lifesaver for arranging prints on paper and most economical printing is definitely Qimage. Best software out there and very affordable.
Aaaaarghh - use a RIP - I use Mirage with the Canon Pro 1000 and print with numerous different papers and their profiles, Really straightforward. It removes the worry of printer drivers and the dreaded Mac AirPrint problem too.
Glad you mentioned Fan Ho; in my opinion one of the greatest photographers!
Epson ET 8550, dye ink printer with two blacks one being pigment , an excellent printer for home use. cheaper than chips for ink replacement
Agreed Mark, I have one and love it!
Jamie, once you print that image half an hour after you come home, what do you do with 99% of the images?
99% of them sit as digital files on my external SSD….forever! I’ll only print something I am really happy with, due to the costs that were discussed…Jamie
Great episode as always and another great guest. I have to say, I'm with Sam on investing in a printer. Is the initial outlay worth it when you are only printing an image or two each month? I'm not sure it is.
Printing isn’t a cheap hobby and it’s probably more cost effective to get them sent to a lab, but printing at home is so satisfying. Tweaking the print (small thumbnails) each time it comes out of the printer until you have the brightness and colour just as you like it.
I would whole heartedly recommend it.
Biggest struggle with photography? For me it's not motivation but rather access to legit landscape subject matter. I'm not interested in street nor portrait. Woodland would be OK now and then, but our woodlands are mostly nearly pure pine so there's no variety -- Just brown and "nevergreens". It's a ~300 mile drive to the nearest good landscape, so that's my struggle.
Similar to myself. It’s 280 miles to the Lake District from where I live and my local landscape (even the beaches) do not inspire me and so I shoot wildlife locally and try and travel once a month to the Lakes.
Have you tried a different genre when staying local?
Thanks for watching 🍺
You uploading this to Apple Podcasts? Easier to listen while I’m at work 😂
It should be there
@@ThePhotographyPubcast nope :( just looked again
@@PodgeeWheaverPhotography We use Spotify for our podcasts and it usually propagates the other platforms pretty quickly. In this instance it appears to have taken longer. Apologies for that. It is there now, however.
@ yeah i got it thanks, cracking pod as always 😃
I was waiting for someome to ask Thomas why it is called the 617 club. Anybody know? I would ask TH, but I have emailed him a couple of times with questions over the last few years and I don't want to wear out my welcome. I would like to join, but being in the USA, I don't think the benefits would be there like they are for the locals in the UK.
I think 617 is an aspect ratio 6 x 17
Thanks for watching 🍺
Why is it nobody on youtube
. Ever visits the River Clyde . They always head to Glen coe , Skye , etc ...
Q image ultimate, a non rip software
I never copy anyone i take what i like i never take pics to Please Others
Nice