Aerial Palouse at Sunset

Dennis Hays of “Secrets of Digital Imaging — A Digital Imaging Audio Magazine” interviewed me over this last weekend and he has released the audio podcast “into the wild.” Listen to the interview here.

Here is the list of my current favorite photography podcast programs.

Podcasts are time-shifted audio programs. Another way to think of it is to equate podcasting with Tivo®, as in Tivo® for radio. Most of the best are amateur productions. No need to have an iPod®, any mp3 player will work and you can even listen at your computer. To get the whole scoop on podcasting check this Wikipedia link. Over the next few days I’ll post more of my favorites from other categories.

Photography Programs

• Lens Work - Brooks Jenson - Brooks produces a frequent short commentary on the art, business or philosophy of being a fine art photographer.
• Media Artist Secrets - Franklin McMahon - Franklin is a multi-media artist with tons of infectious energy. He gives business oriented advise.
• Tips from the top floor - Chris Marquardt - Chris has a polished production and focuses mostly on the beginning and intermediate photographer but always has a nugget or two for everyone.
• Nikonians News - The Nikonians Team- Interviews of professional photographers, not entirely focused on Nikons.
• Secrets of Digital Imaging - Dennis Hays- Dennis produces a podcast that is more technical than the others. He provides software and hardware advice.

“Palouse Evening on Linville Road”
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I got a big surprise this morning via bashpodder, my podcasting aggregator. Scott Brenner, of the famous “Today’s Podcast”, featured a word I sent him a while back. An Appaloosa is the beautiful Nez Perce horse breed famous for their agility and their spotted rumps. Scott produces a word or quote of the day podcast that is always interesting even I can’t seem to work many the words into conversation.

In the podcast Scott refers to a picture I took called “Palouse Morning on Linville Road”. Now on closer examination of the exif data associated with the image it was “Date Taken: 2002:05:08 19:48:17”. So I have to rename it “Palouse Evening on Linville Road”. Sorry.

You can listen to Scott’s “Appaloosa” podcast here. Visit “Today’s Podcast” and subscribe to Scott’s podcast here.

“…and tell all your friends about podcasting.”

Podcasts are time-shifted audio programs. Another way to think of it is to equate podcasting with Tivo®, as in Tivo® for radio. Most of the best are amateur productions. No need to have an iPod®, any mp3 player will work and you can even listen at your computer. To get the whole scoop on podcasting check this Wikipedia link. Here is the list of my current favorites science programs. Over the next few days I’ll post more of my favorites from other categories.

Science Programs

• Berkeley Groks - journal review and interview sometimes comical sometimes slapstick. Berkeley California.
• Dr. Karl -fun call in show from Australia.
• Quirks and Quarks -smart call in and interview program from Canada.
• Science Friday-interview and call in program carried on NPR in US.
• Dr. Moira Gunn -smart interviews covering biotech and other tech sciences. US origin.

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