A Coffee Klatch on Creativity - Photography Tips for Your New Year

B&H Photography Podcast

Jill Waterman

Podcast, Photography, Arts, Visual Arts, Bh, Photo

4.6 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 January 2016

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

We're none of us perfect, and thank goodness for that. As my favorite saying goes, perfection is the opposite of good, but that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t strive to be better. Whether you are a newbie or a more experienced photographer, there is a constant need to improve your skills, and to open your mind to new approaches. With the spirit of the New Year still warming our souls, we brought in Jason Fulford, co-editor of The Photographer’s Playbook, and Todd Vorenkamp, author of 13 Creative Exercises for Photographers, to discuss methods that will feed your creativity and improve your photography. Simple games to daily exercises to deep thoughts, all wrapped in a pleasant conversation, let’s just call this episode the “Coffee Klatch on Creativity.” Guests: Jason Fulford and Todd Vorenkamp

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0:00.0	You're listening to the BNH Photography Podcast.
0:04.0	For over 40 years, BNH has been the professional source for photography, video, audio, and
0:08.9	more.
0:09.9	For your favorite gear, news, and reviews, visit us at bnh.com or download the BNH app to
0:15.4	your iPhone or Android device.
0:17.6	Now here's your host, Alan Whitez.
0:20.9	Welcome to the BNH Photography Podcast.
0:22.9	My name is Alan Whitez.
0:24.5	Before we begin, I've got to say we really enjoyed doing these podcasts and we surely
0:28.6	hope you do too.
0:30.3	Getting feedback from listeners is something we encourage.
0:33.2	If only to figure out how to make the show even better.
0:35.9	If you like what we're doing or if this is something you'd like us to improve upon, please
0:39.8	take a few moments, send us your thoughts on iTunes, Twitter, or if you really want to
0:44.5	make a really good impression, a singing telegram.
0:47.8	Your input makes you part of the show.
0:50.4	Today's show is about creative tips for the new year and by the way, depending on your
0:54.2	belief system or where your family comes from, you can find new year celebrations in January,
1:00.3	February, March, April, June, and about a half a dozen times from September through
1:04.6	November.
1:06.0	So when we say new year tips, it's open for interpretation, okay?
1:10.4	Joining us in this discussion is writer and photographer, Todd Vorin-Camp, and Jason
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