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Jul252010

Photo Day 2010

Photo Day 2010 is brought to you by the TWIT (This Week in Tech) network part of Leo Laportes work.  It features host Chris Marquardt of "Tips from the Top Floor" a photography podcast from Germany.  It is broken up in to three segments all of which I think you'll find interesting.

The first segment is on marketing and is called  "How to sell your photographs and services" with guest host Fredrick Van Johnson.   Fred always brings an informative and  light hearted approach to his podcast "This Week in Photography" and you hear it here again in this segment.

The second segment is "Understanding Color" with guest host Ray Maxwell.  Ray brings in years of expertise in color managment.

And the final segment is wtih host Sean Galbraith and is entitled "Photographing Abandoned Buildings"... the "ins and out" of doing so and what safety/security issues that you need to be aware of, not to mention the legality of it all.