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your first purchase of a website or domain. Hey everybody and welcome back to the improved photography

podcast I am your host Jim Harmer and today I am alone. We have not done very many solo shows in you

know over whatever who knows how many episodes we have now like 275

something like that but over the course of several

years I almost always have a guess but today I just I've been doing a lot of

different projects in my own photography and I just kind of want to share some lessons learned

and things I've been trying over the last week. So we're going to talk in

this first half a lot about time lapse. As you know I've been talking about time lapse a lot

because it's really fun and the results are just awesome so we're gonna talk

about time lapse or at least the the results should be awesome but I had some

some learning experiences this week so I want to share some of those with you this week

we're also going to talk a little bit about computational photography and how it's already impacting a lot

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