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How to Make Your Wildlife Photos Stand Out with STEVE GETTLE - Episode 327 (opens the original)
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How do you make wildlife photographs that feel like your own? In How to Make Your Wildlife Photos Stand Out | Steve Gettle, wildlife photographer Steve Gettle joins Kersten Luts on the Camera Shake Podcast to explore personal style, stronger images, and the realities of a creative career. Drawing on 40 years of nature photography, Steve shares practical wildlife photography tips on anticipating animal behaviour, choosing backgrounds, working with light, and getting more right in camera. Discover
What Portrait Photographers Should Never Retouch with SKAISTE GULBINAITE - Episode 326 (opens the original)
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What Portrait Photographers Should Never Retouch asks a question: when does improving an image become changing the person? In this episode of The Camera Shake Photography Podcast, Kersten speaks with Lithuanian portrait photographer and RetouchLab founder Skaistė Gulbinaitė about natural portrait retouching, client confidence and creating photographs that still feel authentic. Skaistė explains why many people dislike photographs of themselves, how phone cameras and beauty filters can distort sel
What 45 Years as a Photographer Taught Me About Success with KIRK VOCLAIN - Episode 325 (opens the original)
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What does it take to survive — and succeed — as a professional photographer for more than four decades? In this episode of The Camera Shake Photography Podcast, Kersten sits down with award-winning portrait photographer and educator Kirk Voclain to explore the lessons he's learned during 45+ years behind the camera. Kirk shares how he photographed his first paid wedding at just 15, what shooting film taught him about patience and composition, and why photographers who refuse to adapt risk gettin
The Photographer Who Can’t Picture His Own Photos with NICO TRINKHAUS - Episode 324 (opens the original)
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How do you become a photographer when you cannot picture images in your mind? In “The Photographer Who Can’t Picture His Own Photos,” Kersten Luts speaks with fine-art travel photographer Nico Trinkhaus about aphantasia, visual memory and the stories behind his remarkable cityscape photography. Nico explains why photographs act as an external memory, how early experiments with HDR photography shaped his style, and how a lightning strike over Berlin’s Alexanderplatz transformed his photography ca
Inside an Award-Winning Dog Photographer’s Studio with IAN BOICHAT - Episode 323 (opens the original)
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Step inside Origin Studios with award-winning photographer Ian Boichat for a candid conversation about dog photography, creative studio work and building a sustainable photography business. Ian reveals how he developed his distinctive painterly and colourful pet portraits, why patience matters more than speed, and how he reads canine behaviour to capture genuine character. We explore practical studio photography techniques, from preparing the lighting before a dog enters the set to photographing
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