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Interested in a quick and easy way to learn about photography? Introducing Christoph Marquardt's photography podcast: tips from the top floor
Chris is a professional photographer from Tübingen, Germany. He has covered many topics on photography in his podcast, such as: post processing, perspective, orientation, light sources, point-and-shoot vs. DSLR, and the rule of thirds, just to name a few. In each episode, he goes in-depth to each topic and explains everything in an interesting (and fun) way.
The show is also very community related. He's had a couple interviews, has reviewed listener's photography right on the show, and always asks for feedback on ways to make the show better.
Some of you may be wondering what a podcast is. A podcast is basically on online radio show. You can subscribe to them via RSS feed and automatically download the show in MP3 format. Best of all, it's all for free!
Nearing 30 shows, so far, I'm sure everyone has something to learn.
www.tipsfromthetopfloor.com
Subscribe to the show's RSS feed
Vote for this show at Podcast Ally
Chris is a professional photographer from Tübingen, Germany. He has covered many topics on photography in his podcast, such as: post processing, perspective, orientation, light sources, point-and-shoot vs. DSLR, and the rule of thirds, just to name a few. In each episode, he goes in-depth to each topic and explains everything in an interesting (and fun) way.
The show is also very community related. He's had a couple interviews, has reviewed listener's photography right on the show, and always asks for feedback on ways to make the show better.
Some of you may be wondering what a podcast is. A podcast is basically on online radio show. You can subscribe to them via RSS feed and automatically download the show in MP3 format. Best of all, it's all for free!
Nearing 30 shows, so far, I'm sure everyone has something to learn.
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