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Hey everybody and welcome back to the improved photography

podcast today I am joined by the photo taco himself Jeff Harmon

hey Jeff how are you good Jim how are you I'm. Well, we have a whole bunch of different stuff to talk about.

We are going to talk a little bit about model releases in the opening of today's podcast we're going to talk.

We're going to go through quite a few of

listener questions, some print lab winners,

some tests that were done by Brian McGucken, and lots more.

Plus the do dads of the week, of course, who can't skip that.

But I wanted to talk today about model releases.

A few weeks ago, I did an episode of Tripod, our landscape photography

podcast that was all about the kind of the legal side of landscape

photography but there's a whole other side for portrait photography

that I wanted to talk about today.

The biggest question that I see from

portrait photographers is when you need a model release.

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