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EPISODE · Mar 18, 2018 · 54 MIN

The Ways We Learn Photography, with Nicolesy

from Full Stack Creator · host Tyler Stalman

The problem with learning about photography is never a lack of information. There are infinite videos and articles telling you how to shoot and edit, so I talked to Nicolsey about how to sort through the junk to learn the valuable lessons.Special Guest: Nicole S. Young.

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The problem with learning about photography is never a lack of information. There are infinite videos and articles telling you how to shoot and edit, so I talked to Nicolsey about how to sort through the junk to learn the valuable lessons. Special Guest: Nicole S. Young. Links: Philip Bloom - DP, Director, Filmmaker Stu Maschwitz, Prolost.com CreativeLive: Free Live Online Classes Lynda: Learn a New Skill Online Stocksy United - Relentlessly Creative Stock

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