podcast – Figital Revolution

Everyone knows that the current global financial crisis is crippling many businesses- but it is possible that the photographic industry as a whole may come out of this painful situation better than it went in! Give a listen.

Thoughts on the current state of the photographic industry (film, digital and hybrid) as well as suggestions for reclaiming the web and our industry for ALL photographers…we are all in this together!

Security at US airports has never been tighter… so how does that affect traveling photographers? ALOT! This quick audio blog gives a few important tips on how to navigate today’s security when traveling with your photographic equipment.

Ok, I admit it…I’m a bag (camera bag) aholic. Are you?This audioblog seeks to give an answer to this “condition” that plagues photographers everywhere. How should you carry your gear? Why do camera bags suck? What is the best way to carry your gear for travel photography?  All of these and more are considered and answered […]

Real “men” print on canvas. (Disclaimer: men is used here to refer to photographers in general and in no way am I suggesting that women can not be real, or photographers, or both.) That’s right… Canvas. Oh- so you don’t print on canvas because you: 1. Think that Canvas is not photographic? 2. Have the IQ of […]

What is the perfect focal-length lens, or the “Goldilocks” lens? And how many lenses do you “really” need in your bag? What are optical and performance considerations you should consider when selecting your lens arsenal? These are just a few points of discussion covered by Hybrid Artist Stephen M. Schaub. The conclusion of this audio […]

An interview by Stephen M. Schaub with Richard Frumess, President of R&F Handmade Paints. A fascinating discussion on the history and modern application of the Encaustic Process.

Techniques to keep creative juices flowing….Hybrid Artist Stephen Schaub shares a technique to bring new energy to your artwork….have an espresso and give it a listen!

Are you afraid of Gray…in your prints? Are you an Ansel Adams printer or an Edward Weston printer? A discussion on using gray tones in your printing process to emphasize a rich emotional quality.