Shutters Inc

  • Author: Vários
  • Narrator: Vários
  • Publisher: Podcast
  • Duration: 85:48:10
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Synopsis

The worlds best-loved photography podcast

Episodes

  • Episode 528 – Back in business

    22/05/2022 Duration: 38min

    Finally, the technology is in our favour! A while back, I came across this story of Apple unveiling the winning

  • Episode 527 – A rough couple of weeks

    03/04/2022 Duration: 46min

    We recently shared the best piece of advice (EVER!) for those wanting to go professional with their photography… So says

  • Episode 526 – William Henry Jackson

    13/03/2022 Duration: 01h12min

    This week, Bruce actually got the camera out and shot some trees-in-flood-water. Glynn mentioned that Camera House has started a

  • Episode 525 – Livin’ large in Junee

    27/02/2022 Duration: 35min

    This week, Sigma has released some new prime lenses for the Fujifilm x-mount series. Nons Camera is a new entrant

  • Episode 524 – The solar-powered and the guitarist

    06/02/2022 Duration: 39min

    This week, Paul Sutton sent us links to 2 videos (video 1 | video 2) about the James Webb Space

  • Episode 523 – Back for… shhhh…. 2022.

    23/01/2022 Duration: 40min

    We’re back for another year! Paul Sutton pointed us to a post on fstoppers about what format sensor you should

  • Episode 522 – Goodbye and good riddance to 2021

    12/12/2021 Duration: 43min

    This week, we’re saying goodbye and good riddance to 2021 (well, Bruce is at least). Bruce did a shoot at

  • Episode 521 – Slowly returning to normal

    28/11/2021 Duration: 43min

    This week, Paul Sutton shared the story about the wedding photographer who has identified 3 telltale signs that the marriage

  • Episode 520 – A plug for Anthony

    21/11/2021 Duration: 12min

    A quick episode this week to feature an e-mail from Paul, and to give my mate, Anthony from ipanoramic.com.au a

  • Episode 519 – New wheels, new debts

    14/11/2021 Duration: 38min

    This week, we’re talking about the metadata that gets included when you export an image from your software. Do

  • Episode 518 – We’re still breathing

    31/10/2021 Duration: 48min

    Just a quick catch up to see how we are each doing. The podcast will now resume on a 2-weekly

  • Episode 517 – R.I.P. Hank

    29/08/2021 Duration: 32min

    This week, Bruce and Glynn chat about the passing of Bruce’s dad, Glynn’s health, and the age-old theme of the

  • Episode 516 – Hated the commute, think I’ll drive for a living

    23/08/2021 Duration: 58min

    This week, Glynn is exploring the notion of shooting inclusivity and asking when is that simply exploitation? It was all

  • Episode 515 – Just what is a portrait anyway?

    08/08/2021 Duration: 01h02min

    This week, Tamron releases 2 cracking new e-mount lenses. The 2nd gen 28-75/2.8, and the 35-150/2-2.8 (the world’s first mirrorless

  • Episode 514 – Staring at the walls

    01/08/2021 Duration: 57min

    This week, Glynn discusses the importance of craft over technology, whether the tech is new, or resurrected. Paul sent us

  • Episode 513 – No more commute!

    18/07/2021 Duration: 49min

    This week, a heap more stories submitted by Paul Sutton. This underwater housing conveniently displays a logo for the as-yet-unannounced-and-unreleased

  • Episode 512 – Lockdown and other crappy things

    11/07/2021 Duration: 52min

    This week, Carl Hemmings told us about an interview with cycling-racing photographer Graham Watson, talking about his 40 year career

  • Episode 511 – The death of photography (part ll)

    27/06/2021 Duration: 01h06min

    This week, Kevin McKibben poked the bear (that would by Glynn) by seeking further clarification on just WHAT is dying…

  • Episode 510 – Photography is dead, and so is my mum

    13/06/2021 Duration: 01h05min

    This week, Glynn gets all wound up (or is that jaded?) about WHY we shoot what we shoot. Do we

  • Episode 509 – For my Nan

    30/05/2021 Duration: 46min

    This week, I’m dedicating this episode to my Nan. R.I.P. I was recently advised to listen to an episode of

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