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19 Sep 2024
119 - Finding Your Visual Voice: Storytelling for Photographers
00:50:47
On this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we dive into the art of visual storytelling, discussing how to craft compelling narratives through images.
The Power of Visual Storytelling
At its core, photography is about more than just capturing a moment; it’s about telling a story. Whether it’s a single image or a series, great visual storytelling can evoke emotions, convey messages, and transport viewers to another place or time. Our guests explore what makes a powerful visual story and why it’s a crucial skill for photographers of all levels.
Key Elements of Visual Storytelling
Our discussion highlights the key elements that make up a strong visual narrative. From composition and lighting to subject matter and sequencing, we delve into how each component contributes to the overall story. You’ll learn how to create images that not only capture attention but also resonate with viewers on a deeper level.
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"I am a photographer based in Maui, Hawaii. Originally from the Green Mountains of Vermont, I found a slow and peaceful bit of paradise in Maui to call home. I was a fashion designer in New York at Calvin Klein before pivoting to photography in hawaii.
My work is focused on visual storytelling and seasonal living rooted in nature. Our soulful connection to the natural world is at the heart of my work. I create visual stories for Small Brands And Artisans with a sensitive and gentle approach inspired by nature. I have a mentorship program for new photographers looking to hone their visual voice and cultivate their unique style.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
09 Sep 2021
Interlude - Bureaucracy of Bangs
00:05:40
Strange things are afoot at the Fortress Between Eternities. What do Bang the Bonkerors do with their free time? Slip between the dimensions and find out.
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20 Apr 2023
095 - AI and the Future of Photography: A Discussion of its Uses, Advancements, and Ethics
01:07:29
Are you, like me, slightly concerned with how advancements in AI are effecting the photography industry? On this episode of the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we're diving deep into the world of AI and how it's changing the game when it comes to photography, photo editing, and art.
AI, or artificial intelligence, is quickly becoming a powerful tool in the photography world. From cameras that use AI to automatically adjust settings based on the scene, to software that can analyze photos and make editing suggestions, the possibilities are endless. But with all this new technology comes some important questions. How will AI change the way we approach photography and art? What does it mean for the role of the photographer and the artist? And perhaps most importantly, what are the ethical considerations when it comes to using AI in photography and art?
Seriously, since recording this episode, there have been several major AI advancement/announcements from Adobe's new AI art generator, Firefly, to Levi's announcing they will start using AI generated models to increase "diversity". Yeah, they really said that.
In this episode, we'll be exploring all of these questions and more, looking at real-world examples of AI in action, and discussing the implications of this new technology for the future of photography and art.
So sit back, relax, and join us as we explore the fascinating world of AI and its impact on the photography industry. Whether you're a photographer, artist, or just someone interested in the cutting edge of technology, this episode is sure to be a thought-provoking and informative journey.
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Jared Poirier is a Lifestyle & Real Estate Photographer based in Toronto, Canada. On his weekly podcast Photography Friends, he and his special guests provide tips & stories from their photography careers.
What did you think of this conversation about AI and photography?
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06 May 2021
054 - Posing Principles for Portrait Photography [Nerdlet]
00:08:34
In this micro-episode, I talk about the basic principles of posing subject for portraits. Because whether you pose your subjects or prompt them, it is important to know the fundamentals and how they can be used to your advantage to create better photos!
You can learn to take better pictures of people, even if you are just using your phone camera, in under 5 minutes!
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Hello, dear listeners of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast! We have some incredibly exciting news to share with you all. Our photography podcast is charting highly all over the globe, and we couldn't be more thrilled!
When I started this podcast four years ago, the mission was simple: to share my passion for photography, offer valuable insights, and make people laugh.
Charting in Multiple Countries
Our podcast has been climbing the charts in multiple countries over the last month, including the United States, Canada, Ireland, the Phillippines, Australia, and beyond. It's truly humbling to see my listener base expanding and to know the show is resonating with photographers and creatives from different cultures and backgrounds.
What Makes The Nerdy Photographer Podcast Stand Out?
So, what sets our podcast apart? I believe it's a combination of engaging content, expert interviews, and a healthy helping of humor. We cover everything from technical tips and gear reviews to inspiring stories and creative challenges. Our guests include some of the best in the industry, sharing their expertise and experiences to help you become a better photographer, as well as photographers who may not be as well known but whose stories are no less compelling.
The Power of Community
One of the most rewarding aspects of our podcast's success is the incredible community that has grown around it. We've connected with listeners from all walks of life who share a common love for photography. The discussions, feedback, and shared experiences have enriched the podcast. This is a true labor of love. I am not making the big podcast dollars for this show, so getting the responses
Exciting Episodes on the Horizon
As we ride this wave of success, we're more motivated than ever to keep delivering top-notch content. We've got some fantastic episodes lined up, featuring interviews with industry legends, deep dives into emerging photography trends, and even some surprise segments that we're sure you'll love. We can't wait to share these with you and continue our journey together.
Join the Conversation
If you haven't already, now is the perfect time to join our growing community of listeners. Subscribe to our podcast on your favorite platform, leave a review, and share it with fellow photography enthusiasts. While Apple Podcasts is the most popular place for reviews, you can also review the show AND individual episodes on platforms such as GoodPods and Podchaser:
In conclusion, we want to extend a heartfelt thank you to each and every one of you who has tuned in, shared, and supported this podcast. Your enthusiasm and passion for photography are what drive me to keep creating and exploring. Here's to many more episodes, and until next time - STAY SAFE AND STAY NERDY!
16 Dec 2021
Top Photography Stories of 2021
00:18:32
A lot happened in the world of photography over the last year, but what were the biggest stories in the industry?
Well, I asked you, the listeners, as well as my photography super friends for your thoughts and I put together the three top stories of the year, as well as a little look ahead to 2022 to see what we might be talking about next year.
Many thanks to everyone who submitted their story ideas!
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21 Apr 2022
082 - Full Circle with Leighton DaCosta
01:24:16
On this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, friend of the show Leighton DaCosta returns to talk about his recent trip to WPPI, hats, why he didn't like The Batman, and coming full circle as a photographer.
Much like our previous discussions, we cover a lot of ground, including why he didn't like The Batman, how much we're both looking forward to Top Gun: Maverick, and setting goals. However, we spend most of our time focusing on coming full circle as a photographer. What does that mean? You will have to listen and find out!
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Leighton DaCosta, or “LD” as many know him by, is a Wedding and Fine Art Portrait Photographer based in Southern California. He started his photography business more than 15 years ago while serving in the Navy. Due to the military requirements, he learned to make his studio “interstate mobile” as he has operated for extended periods in Virginia, Florida, Utah, Georgia, South Carolina, and California. He’s conducted photo assignments in exotic and remote places such as Dubai, Jamaica, and Aruba; as well as several years flying over Afghanistan.
When not creating content of his own, Leighton diligently works at educating photographers and others in the industry in not only content creation but also in business practices geared for the creative.
101 - Language for Visual People: Keys to Marketing for Photographers
01:29:36
While a picture is worth a thousand words, those words can be the key to unlocking the full potential of your brand. The photographers we spoke to emphasized the significance of selecting a name, tagline, and message that not only describe what you do but also convey the "why" behind your photography. Your chosen words are the foundation upon which your visual identity rests. They define your style, evoke emotions, and solve your clients' needs. In short, they tell your story.
In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we're delving into the fascinating world of branding and marketing for photographers and exploring a critical aspect that often takes a backseat to visuals—the power of language.
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Founder of Mercurylab, Beth Taubner has been a Transformational Brand Strategist and Creative Director working with strategy and creative communications for over 20 years. Beth has developed a proprietary approach to branding using a combination of psychological, visual and analytic processes. Beth has developed a profound emotional branding process enabling clients to come to market with a focused blueprint for success, rooted in authenticity, consciousness and real-world success.
Beth offers one-on-one consulting and coaching, and business consulting on strategic brand and creative development, communications, content creation, marketing and implementation worldwide. If you're interested in connecting with Beth about consulting or coaching for your photography business, you can reach out to her at beth@mercurylab.com
08 Apr 2021
050 - Raiders of the Lost Camera
00:15:51
The crew of the Fibonacci finally find the Camera Obscura - but will they arrive in time? Will they be able to harness the camera's power? Will they remember to remove the lens cap?
Episode Cast
Jason Hamilton – Hamdo Bane
Jason is an IT Jedi who is really happy to be on the show and did his best to keep from chuckling at all of the Indiana Jones references.
Jen Clarke – RULA-3RDS
Jen Clarke voices RULA-3RDS, the robot with a heart of gold (which happens to be a power source capable of destroying the cosmos). She also lends her considerable comedic talents to numerous characters in our commercial spots on the podcast.
Jen is a regular performer at Go Comedy! Improv Theater in Ferndale, Michigan. She performs with such groups as Decent Exposure, J/K, and Magna Carta.
Fred Zorn – Gulden Hauer the Snug & Character Illustrator
Besides giving great “snugs” and drawing the amazing characters for these adventure episodes, Fred also hosts an internet radio show on Bone Pool Radio focused on acoustic music called The Dog’s Ear.
On top of that, he is the creator of a series of really great stop-motion animated dog training videos on YouTube called Pipe Cleaner Pups. PSSSST! He made all that stuff in the videos by hand!!
Tony Wolf – The Guardian of the Camera
Tony Wolf is an actor, singer, and writer / illustrator based in New York City. Tony has worked in theater and film/TV for over 20 years.He has also written & illustrated 4 comics journalism pieces for The New York Times, and his autobio comics have received coverage in New York Magazine and the UK site New Statesman.
Among other hobbies, he collects low grade Marvel Golden Age comic books. If you have a sub-100 issue of Fantastic Four that a kid drew on, he’s interested in talking to you.
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Hey there loyal listeners! Just a quick status update from the Nerdy Photographer Podcast. There are new episodes coming, however I have needed to prioritize my physical and mental health which has taken away time from editing and producing those episodes. It takes a lot of work and we are still waiting on those big time podcast sponsorship dollars to start rolling in...any day now!
Our celebration of reaching 100 episodes is coming up and there's still time to send a message telling us what your favorite episode, guest, or topic was OR let us know what you would like to hear on future episodes. You will even get a shoutout on the episode and social media.
Just visit one of the links below to send a message, a DM, or leave a voice memo:
In the meantime, feel free to listen to any past episodes you may have missed or leave us a review! And check back soon for new episodes.
18 Feb 2021
Bonus Episode: WandaVision
00:04:27
My hot take on the Disney+ series WandaVision, how it fits into the MCU, and where it may take us!
This is basically about me getting all geeky and nerding out over this show, and there's a lot to love about this MCU production.
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076 - Developing Fear: Spooky Stories from Photographers
01:20:40
It's SPOOKY SEASON here on The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, and I am bringing back my friend, Jeremy Harris, to get his opinions on the spooky photography stories listeners and followers submitted to the show. And before you think these are all ghost stories, THINK AGAIN! A lot of these stories are just flat out scary without any sort of paranormal element.
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Jeremy's body of work includes photographing artists such as Ozzy Osbourne, Slayer, Blake Shelton, Alanis Morrissette, ZZ Top, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and many more. His longtime personal project of photographing abandoned asylums was published in Mother Jones Magazine. He now resides in Nashville, Tennessee but still travels all over the US on assignment.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is produced by Casey Fatchett with music by The Hipshakes.
23 Mar 2020
020 - Coronavirus, the Photo Industry, & You!
00:11:34
Effects of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic on the photography industry and photographers from camera manufacturers and trade shows to freelance photographers and financial support for photographers in this trying time.
16 Nov 2023
102 - Black Astronaut: A Photographic Journey Into the Unknown
01:10:42
The period of time from the beginning of the pandemic until now seems to have been ten years and at the same time only a few months. It's like we're experiencing some sort of collective time warp.
When I stop and think about ALL of the things that have taken place in that period of time, I start to feel overwhelmed.
In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, photographer Kamal X and I tackle some of that time periods and topics entwined with the time. Kamal's new photo book, Black Astronaut, "gives viewers a striking depiction of a nationwide revolution ignited by the pandemic and the passing of George Floyd. By taking an innovative approach my book creates an unparalleled opportunity to explore pivotal sectors of our country’s unrest."
In our discussion, we also touch on subjects ranging from overcoming uncertainty and hostile situations to what it truly means to be yourself. Now that it seems so distant in many ways, we forget how lost and in uncharted territory we really were.
"I am Kamal X, a professional photographer that has been documenting my travels throughout the world since 2015. Photography found me at a time in my life where I felt confused and voiceless. I wasn’t sure of where I was internally and what direction I wanted my life to go. I welcomed my challenges and I found myself drawn to creating images that evoke emotions rooted in the many universal elements of the human experience. My goal is to tell stories from all walks of life and give a raw voice to the world we live in, through compassion and honesty."
So, you're living in isolation now. What can you do to improve your business? A lot, actually. Take a listen to some of my ideas for strengthening your skills and your business in this episode.
28 Oct 2021
077 - Capturing the Supernatural: The Legacy of Spirit Photography in Ghost Stories
00:24:02
We are finishing out spooky season with a very special show! Why is it that human beings are so obsessed with photographing the paranormal? In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, I speak with monster expert, Dr. Emily Zarka from the PBS show Monstrum about all sorts of monsters and why they can or can’t be photographed (according to legend). From ghost hunts to Bigfoot to vampires that don’t show up on film, we talk about why, even in stories, it is so difficult to get photographic evidence of monsters!
About My Guest
“I’m Emily Zarka. I earned a Doctor of Philosophy in English from Arizona State University, specializing in British Romantic literature with an emphasis on the Gothic. I approach literature and film through monsters, applying the theory that human history is monster history.
I am the writer and host for “Monstrum,” an online series with PBS’s Storied channel on YouTube that looks at complex histories and motivations behind some of the world’s most famous monsters. I also wrote and hosted a one-hour documentary for PBS called Exhumed: A History of Zombies.“
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122 - Photography Horror Stories That Will Keep You Up at Night
00:23:48
It's spooky season again, and this year's Nerdy Photographer Podcast Halloween episode is not for the faint-hearted! We’re diving into some of the most cringe-worthy, heart-stopping photography horror stories you’ve ever heard. From cameras deciding to quit at the worst possible moment to vanishing equipment, these tales will have you holding your camera just a little tighter.
We’ve got everything: stories of lenses tumbling off cliffs, SD cards that simply vanished into thin air, and the dreaded experience of working with “clients from the underworld.” You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll definitely get a few valuable tips on what not to do when faced with these nightmare scenarios.
Join us as we tell stories of disaster and misfortune that every photographer can relate to (and secretly fears). Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this episode is a reminder that even the best of us have our horror stories—but we live to tell the tale (and hopefully learn from it). So tune in, grab some popcorn, and let these tales serve as a friendly reminder to always have a backup plan, keep an eye on your gear, and never underestimate the power of a well-packed camera bag!
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
10 Jul 2023
Should You Be on Instagram Threads?
00:14:08
Last week, Meta launched Instagram Threads and it already has over 100 million downloads!
Just what you wanted, another social media app to worry about, right? Well, I have a quick intro to Instagram Threads as well as my pros and cons of the platform so far.
The energy on the app is sort of like the early days of Twitter or chat rooms near the turn of the millennium. There's a lot happening and it's all rushing by at lightning speed.
Whether the platform has the endurance to stick around in the already crowded social media landscape, there are opportunities for photographers as well as other visual creatives and podcasters (yes, showing some love for my podcast community).
From image quality to discovery to how to take advantage of the sign up process to get more followers, there is a lot packed into this short episode.
Be sure to listen and then get on threads while the shiny new feeling is still on the app. Use this time to make important connections and broaden your network. And just have fun. Be warned, though, there are some difficulties with the app.
My thoughts on the Godox AD100 / Flashpoint XPLOR100 - a tiny, super portable strobe unit. But what market is this light for?
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052 - Tips & Tactics for Tack Sharp Photos [Nerdlet]
00:07:33
Ten tips and tactics for tack sharp photos! Try saying that ten times fast. You can't! If you can, record it and send it to me. But seriously, we all struggle at times with photos that aren't as sharp as we would like. Here are some practical tips to help avoid 'soft focus syndrome'.
Here's a news flash for you: getting sharper photos doesn't have to mean going out and buying new equipment!
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I talk to adventure elopement photographer Rob Dight about how he got started in photography, why he decided to be an elopement photographer, and what it's like working in one of the most photogenic areas of the world.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
Everybody wants to take better photos, but not everyone is a professional photographer. And, the best camera is the one you have on you. So, whether you're a professional or not, knowing how to take great pictures with your phone can be extremely useful.
In this episode, I give you several quick tips to improve your phone photography in under five minutes! You can find links to the products and apps mentioned in the episode below.
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The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
Happy Halloween, photography lovers! This year, we’re celebrating the spookiest night of the year with a bonus episode that’s bound to send shivers down your spine. Join us as we take a chilling dive into the supernatural world of photography with a special reading of The Sorcerer's Jewel by writer Robert Bloch.
In this haunting tale, Bloch weaves a dark story about a photographer who stumbles upon a mysterious gem with eerie, supernatural powers. The twist? This isn’t your average piece of bling—it has the power to capture images beyond the natural world, leading to terrifying revelations and a journey into the unknown. It’s creepy, atmospheric, and will make you think twice before you snap that next photo in the dark.
So grab your favorite cozy blanket, dim the lights, and tune in to this bone-chilling reading of The Sorcerer's Jewel. Whether you’re a horror fan or just looking to get into the Halloween spirit, this episode is sure to thrill and chill. But be warned—after listening, you might never look at your camera the same way again...
Happy Halloween, and remember: some things are better left unphotographed.
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The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
12 Aug 2021
068 - Cloud Photo Storage Options
00:09:10
Backing up your photos should always be a priority, and in recent years, more and more cloud photo storage options have become available to photographers. But are they all worth the money?
In this micro episode (nerdlet) of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, I explore a variety of cloud photo storage options, their pros and cons, and whether you can use them for more than just backing up your pictures. Because, in this age of connectivity, having some versatility in your storage is also a must.
Cloud Storage Options Discussed in This Episode
I discussed a number of different cloud storage options in this episode of the podcast, links to each service below:
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08 Jul 2021
063 - Filters Removed
00:41:15
Ever wonder what photographers talk about when they are hanging out? They tell stories! Stories about the crazy things that happen while they are working. Shoots that went incredibly wrong, insane clients, and other bizarre occurrences.
And in this episode we get into some of those nitty gritty stories as Casey is joined by Mel & Dwayne from the Filters Removed Podcast to discuss some hilarious photography bloopers and we also play a game of "Real or BS" with crazy wedding photography stories submitted via Reddit.
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I speak to photographer Jeremy Harris about whether photographers should be out taking pictures during the COVID-19 pandemic. We cover such issues as historical documentation, photojournalism, and even 'porch portrait' sessions.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
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05 Oct 2023
100 - Tiny Bang Hypothesis
00:07:05
The grand adventure saga comes to a close. It's possible that I spent way too much time and energy fretting over what to do with the 100th episode instead of just celebrating reaching this important milestone.
I wanted to create a huge, epic adventure episode and it took up so much space up in my mind that I delayed putting out the episode over and over because I wanted it to be perfect.
This is what they call a 'teachable moment' - don't let perfect be the enemy of good. I hope you enjoy this adventure episode. I'm not sure when they will be back again. That's not to say the Nerdy Photo Crew is going away but the full fledge adventures I've been doing regularly for the last 75 episodes are probably going to become less frequent bonus episodes in the future.
In the meantime, I have a bunch of interviews with photographers and other folks who can help you with your creative business that I need to put out there. That's what really matters, right?
Thank you for being there for the first one hundred episodes - and here's to the next hundred!
091 - Capturing the Big Day: Insights and Advice for Aspiring Wedding Photographers
01:27:30
Ever wonder how you could get into the wedding photography business? Considering moving into the wedding industry? Well, you are going to love this episode! In this episode of the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, luxury wedding photographer Leandro da Silva returns to the show to talk about how to go about getting started as a wedding photographer.
Yes, the number one most requested topic for the podcast is finally happening. Sit back, relax and enjoy the conversation.
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About My Guest
"My name is Leandro Da Silva and I love capturing the moment and it's emotion. I am an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based in the NJ/NY area. I am known for creating dramatic and romantic photos. The composition, lighting and posing combined to create photos that you can be proud of hanging on your walls. “Epicness”, is a word that comes to mind when my couples reference my artwork. It’s not just a photo, it’s a “Masterpiece”.
How did you feel about this episode? Did we cover the information you needed? Be sure to reach out via social media and let me know what topics you would like to hear about in the future.
26 Aug 2021
070 - Quantum Sheep
00:16:27
The Nerdy Photographer finds himself transported to another dimension that is both familiar and wildly different. He must work with a new ally to create a trend that will rock the universe, but will he be able to overcome his fears in time? Tune in to find out.
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080 - The Weirdest Photoshop Requests We've Ever Received
01:09:05
As photographers, we receive a lot of weird Photoshop requests from our clients. Podcast listeners have sent me a HUGE list of weird requests that they have received in their careers. Seriously, this list is several hundred entries long and the requests range from slight silly to absolutely insane to downright racist.
On this episode of the podcast, Mel and Dwayne from the Filters Removed Podcast join me once again to go over some listener submitted Photoshop requests, as well as sharing a few stories of our own.
Be sure to follow along on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok and get in on all the discussion and humor that goes on between episodes.
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About My Guests
Filters Removed Podcast
The Filters Removed Podcast is a photography comedy podcast focused on anonymous true stories about photographer bloopers and misadventures. You can find the podcast at their website, as well as Instagram and Facebook.
Melissa Johnstone
Melissa is a wedding and portrait photographer based in Winnipeg, MB Canada. She runs fun photography workshops when not in a pandemic, but right now podcasting is what she looks forward to weekly. She is obsessed with Scrabble and sour candy. You can find her on her website and over on Instagram.
Dwayne Larson
Dwayne is a wedding and concert/event photographer based in Winnipeg, MB Canada. He goes to 3-5 concerts a week the live music was a thing. He is obsessed with collecting vinyl records and recording podcasts. You can see more of Dwayne’s work on his website and on Instagram.
19 Dec 2024
126 - Passport to Exhaustion: The Highs and Lows of Destination Wedding Photography
01:00:48
Destination wedding photography - everybody thinks they want to do it, until they realize all that goes into it. Spoiler alert: it’s not as glamorous as Instagram makes it look!
In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we chat with seasoned destination wedding photographer, Brandi Potter, who gives us the behind-the-scenes scoop on what it’s really like to hop from one beautiful location to another for work. Sure, the idea of jet-setting to exotic locations to capture love stories sounds dreamy. But what you don’t see is the 4 a.m. wake-up calls, hauling heavy gear through airports, the jet lag, and the frantic scrambling when a sunset shoot is derailed by a surprise monsoon.
Brandi also shares the surprising logistics that go into planning these shoots, the weird travel mishaps, and how it feels to travel for work while pregnant! So if you’ve ever thought about becoming a destination wedding photographer or just want a peek into what this wild job is really like, don’t miss this episode!
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
07 Mar 2023
093 - WPPI Preview
01:15:44
Heading to WPPI 2023 in Las Vegas? That's the Wedding and Portrait Photographers International for those who don't know, and it's the largest photography convention around.
Our guest for this episode, and, for the moment, the most frequent guest on the show, Leighton DaCosta is giving us a preview of the convention as well as thoughts on what to do while you're in Vegas.
But that's not all we are discussing in this episode. We also touch on why it is important for photographers to have insurance, both on your gear and liability insurance.
Finally, we touch on machine learning and artificial intelligence and how photographers can benefit from implementing it in their business. More on AI and photography coming in future episodes!
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Leighton DaCosta, or “LD” as many know him by, is a Wedding and Fine Art Portrait Photographer based in Southern California. He started his photography business more than 15 years ago while serving in the Navy. Due to the military requirements, he learned to make his studio “interstate mobile” as he has operated for extended periods in Virginia, Florida, Utah, Georgia, South Carolina, and California. He’s conducted photo assignments in exotic and remote places such as Dubai, Jamaica, and Aruba; as well as several years flying over Afghanistan.
When not creating content of his own, Leighton diligently works at educating photographers and others in the industry in not only content creation but also in business practices geared for the creative.
113 - Insider Tips for Making the Most of Photography Trade Shows and Conferences
01:28:56
In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we delve into the invaluable benefits of attending photo industry conferences and trade shows, where photographers from around the world converge to learn, network, and grow. Join us as we uncover the myriad opportunities these events offer for professional development, inspiration, and industry connections, and discover why they are essential for photographers looking to elevate their craft and career to new heights.
Frequent guest of the show, Leighton DaCosta returns to share his firsthand experiences and insights into the transformative power of attending photo industry conferences and trade shows. From keynote presentations and hands-on workshops to panel discussions and networking opportunities, we explore the wealth of knowledge and inspiration that these events provide.
Investing in Your Growth: Attending photo industry conferences and trade shows is not just about staying informed about the latest trends and technologies; it's an investment in your personal and professional growth. These events offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a community of like-minded individuals who share your passion for photography. Whether you're seeking to expand your technical skills, gain insights into marketing and business strategies, or simply connect with peers and mentors who can offer guidance and support, these events provide a wealth of resources and opportunities to help you thrive in your photography career. Join us as we explore the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone and immersing yourself in the vibrant and dynamic world of photo industry conferences and trade shows.
Leighton DaCosta, or “LD” as many know him by, is a Wedding and Fine Art Portrait Photographer based in Southern California. He started his photography business more than 15 years ago while serving in the Navy. Due to the military requirements, he learned to make his studio “interstate mobile” as he has operated for extended periods in Virginia, Florida, Utah, Georgia, South Carolina, and California. He’s conducted photo assignments in exotic and remote places such as Dubai, Jamaica, and Aruba; as well as several years flying over Afghanistan.
When not creating content of his own, Leighton diligently works at educating photographers and others in the industry in not only content creation but also in business practices geared for the creative.
The host of The Nerdy Photographer podcast finds himself on a science fiction adventure to outer space! In this episode, he meet the crew of the Fibonacci, and learns about their mission.
Includes guest performers Jen Clarke and Fred Zorn.
Artwork by Fred Zorn.
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085 - Picture Your Brand: The Importance of Brand Strategy for Photographers
01:24:11
It can be very difficult for creative minded people like photographers to get their brains in "business mode." Folks like us are just used to thinking creatively. So, when we need to create a brand strategy that differentiates us from the rest of the creatives out there so that our business can thrive, we may find ourselves unsure of what to do.
Where do you even get started? Well, that's what this episode is about! Sit back and listen AND BE READY TO TAKE SOME NOTES. There is some homework at the end of this episode.
Founder of Mercurylab, Beth Taubner has been a Transformational Brand Strategist and Creative Director working with strategy and creative communications for over 20 years. Beth has developed a proprietary approach to branding using a combination of psychological, visual and analytic processes. Beth has developed a profound emotional branding process enabling clients to come to market with a focused blueprint for success, rooted in authenticity, consciousness and real-world success.
Beth offers one-on-one consulting and coaching, and business consulting on strategic brand and creative development, communications, content creation, marketing and implementation worldwide.
You can find Beth and Mercurylab on Instagram or at their website.
Only When I Dream Fine Art Photography Exhibition
Only When I Dream is a group exhibition curated by Beth Taubner and Andrew Coningsby. The exhibition is comprised of fine art photographs, original illustrations and one video and sound installation, all of which resonate with the exhibition topic. Artists exhibiting include renowned fine art photographers Morag Patterson, Ted Leeming, Claire Rosen, Gina Glover, multi-media artist Carol Sharp along with esteemed illustrators Sam Falconer and Martin O’Neill. Only When I Dream will stimulate the viewer as we ask them to go on a multiplicity of journeys with us.
The Celtic, poet, theologian, and philosopher John O’Donohue spoke about “the invisible world” that is constantly intertwining what we are able to know, and see. This exhibition is about memories and dreams, real or fabricated.
Dreaming can be moments that crystallize yearnings, ethereal and romantic. They can be stories that we conjure tied to memories from the past, or the imagined past, therefore nostalgic and informed by memory or longings. We might experience highly sensory and visual waking or sleeping dreams where the mind and imagination travel to distant lands, or just next door. Our dreams might conjure untamed places in the physical world we have been to and long to experience again.
O’Donohue said that a dream is a sophisticated, imaginative text full of figures and drama that we send to ourselves. These concepts are explored through the multi-dimensional language and visual landscape of Only When I Dream.
Only When I Dream will be on display at the Coningsby Gallery from August 30th until September 10th of 2022 from 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM. The gallery will be closed on September 4th. More information can be found at the gallery website - https://www.coningsbygallery.com/
07 Dec 2023
103 - Through a Different Lens: The Importance of Inclusivity and Authenticity in Photography
01:00:37
How important is it to be inclusive and authentic with your photography? Well, if you're photographing people you will want to highlight what makes them unique.
Whether you're a professional photographer or just starting out, this episode is full of valuable insights and tips to help you create inclusive and authentic images of subjects of all body types and neurodivergent individuals. So grab your camera, get ready to open your mind and your heart, and join us as we explore the fascinating world of inclusive and authentic photography.
Mary Vance is a lifestyle photographer and videographer located in the suburbs of Seattle, Wa, where she specializes in high school senior photography. Over the past decade, Mary has earned a reputation for creating connection in single-subject images as well as crafting inclusive experiences for her senior clients, specifically for those who are neurodiverse or identify as a part of the LGBTQIA+ community. Mary merges her past life as a professional dancer with her ease of interaction with teenagers to create natural posing workflows to flatter all bodies.
Mary has shared her approach to senior photography thru speaking engagements with WPPI, the RangeFinder Lounge, The Bokeh Podcast, and the Elena S Blair Mastermind and Retreat. She writes regularly for RangeFinder Magazine and has been educating for over 20 years.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
29 Jul 2021
066 - Long Exposure Photography Tips
00:05:53
Looking to create better long exposure photos? Whether you're shooting landscapes, doing light painting, or creating digital art, the three tips in this micro episode will help you create better images.
And it takes no time at all, just under five minutes! What are you waiting for?
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What should you do to recession proof your photography or video business?
There are many steps you can take and this episode provides you with a few actionable ideas to help ensure that you're in a better financial place when the economy takes a turn for the worse.
While no business is truly 100% recession proof, you can make sure that your photo or video business is stronger and is more likely to endure financial hardship until things turn back around.
Updated in June 2022:
This episode is now more relevant than when it was released during the COVID-19 pandemic. With a recession looming, it is all the more important to take the necessary steps to protect your business. You can find more information here:
105 - Beyond the Screen: The Significance of Printing Photos in the Digital Age
00:55:47
Our lives today are dominated by digital screens and devices. Printing photos has taken a backseat to 'sharing' online. We are capturing more photos than ever before, however we are printing less and less.
Yet, there's a timeless magic in holding a tangible photograph – a sentiment that transcends the pixels on our screens. While so many memories are often lost in the digital abyss, the importance of printing photos becomes a testament to preserving the essence of our lives.
In this episode, I talk with Andrew Funderburg, founder of Fundy Design, about saving your photos from a life lived on a lonely hard drive or in the cloud and making them real and tangible. So get ready to ditch the ones and zeros for albums and prints!
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Andrew Funderburg a.k.a Fundy is the founder of Fundy Software and the creator of Fundy Designer. The company's core value is to help professional photographers save time and make more money through offering more albums and wall art. It believes that printed photography is the common legacy that families can leave behind to tell their story. This commitment is evident in their documentary www.powerofprintfilm.com which follows Andrew to the south of France to recreate a portrait of his great uncle from WWI, taken in the very same studio.
Fundy Designer helps photographers make higher revenue through automated designs, slideshows and IPS tools. They also help beginning photographers through their www.50kextra.com program and their Youtube series with photographers sharing their proven methods. https://www.youtube.com/fundysoftwareinc
Will you start printing your photos?
In our quest for the latest and greatest in technology, let's not forget the timeless charm of printed photos. Let's revive the tradition of printing photos and relish in the tangible joy of preserving our most cherished memories. After all, in this ever-evolving digital world, some traditions are worth holding onto. I'm committing myself to printing more of my photos, both personal and professional and I encourage you to do the same thing!
About The Podcast
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
05 Aug 2021
067 - Giving Back Through Photography
00:36:25
Have you ever felt like you could be doing more to give back to the community you live in? Perhaps through your photography? In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, I speak with Connecticut photographer, Lindsey Turner, about working with charities and non-profits. And working with these organizations does not just mean donating your time and services for free. You can work with organizations who pay you just like a corporate client, it is just that they are a non-profit organization.
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About Our Guest
Lindsey Turner is the owner of Lindsey Victoria Photography based in Litchfield County, Connecticut. She specializes in lifestyle newborn and family photography and branding photography for small businesses and professionals. Her superpower is putting people at ease and cultivating connection. Lindsey studied classical voice in college, released a jazz album in her early 20s, and spent 15+ years behind the scenes for NY and CT Arts Nonprofits in Development and PR & Marketing. She now serves families and professionals through her photography in Litchfield County, Connecticut and NYC. She is an active volunteer in her community and loves helping others thrive.
121 - Strength in Numbers: The Impact of a Vibrant Photography Community on Growth and Creativity
01:28:41
On this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we are discussing a topic that can truly make or break your photography journey—your photography community. Whether you’re just starting out or you’ve been behind the camera for years, having a supportive, thriving photography community behind you can make a big difference.
Our guest, Dimitry Mak, shares his insights on how being part of a photography network can boost your creativity, help you grow professionally, and keep you motivated when the going gets tough. We discuss how being connected with other photographers helps you stay inspired, opens up new opportunities, and provides invaluable feedback and support.
But it’s not just about what you get—it’s about what you give. Contributing to your photography community by sharing knowledge, giving advice, and supporting your peers can make you a better photographer, and, let’s be honest, it’s way more fun than going at it alone!
Dimitry Mak is a NYC-based photographer and musician, renowned for his striking portraits, band photography, and deep connection to the creative community. With a style that echoes the iconic covers of old Rolling Stone and Spin magazines, Dimitry captures the essence of humans and creatives, whether they’re in bands or not. Beyond photography, Dimitry has built a strong following on Threads, where he’s known as a community leader and an advocate for authenticity. He created the popular #PhotographersOfThreads hashtag, fostering a space for photographers to connect and share their work. Dimitry's work is deeply inspired by the intersection of music and photography, and he’s passionate about inspiring the next generation of creatives.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
06 Aug 2020
037 - Race, Bias, and the Photo Industry
00:49:05
I sit down with photographer Leighton DaCosta to discuss the issues or race and bias within the photography industry as the current wave of protests and calls for social change have rocked the photography world by exposing both the subtle and explicit biases of many prominent figures in the photo industry.
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Photographer Josh Cato describes how a fellow photographer lost thousands of dollars worth of camera gear to the belief that weather proofing equaled water proofing.
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098 - Fair Use or Infringement? Exploring Intellectual Property and Photography
00:35:47
Intellectual property and copyright laws are something that should interest anyone who is involved in the photography industry. The digital age has made it easier and easier for artistic work to be disseminated and copied.
In recent years, theSupreme Court has been hearing more and more intellectual property cases and this week they sent down a decision ruling against the Andy Warhol Foundation in a copyright infringement case versus photographer Lynn Goldsmith. However, does the decision make the sometimes murky waters of 'fair use' and 'transformative' works any clearer?
What will the impact of the ruling be? What should photographers know about intellectual property law and copyright infringement? You can click here to check out the SCOTUS decision, which includes Justice Kagan's dissenting opinion complete with visual examples and references to other art forms to clarify her points.
About My Guest
Jessica Silbey is a professor of law at Boston University. She teaches and writes in the areas of intellectual property, constitutional law, and law and the humanities.
In her book, Against Progress: Intellectual Property and Fundamental Values in the Internet Age, "Professor Silbey considers intellectual property debates in law and culture as a bellwether of changing social justice needs in the 21st century. The book argues that intellectual property law is becoming a central framework through which to discuss essential socio-political issues, extending ancient debates over our most cherished constitutional values, refiguring the substance of “progress” in terms that demonstrate the urgency of art and science to social justice today."
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06 Apr 2023
094 - From Nashville to Nuptials: The Intersection of Music and Wedding Photography in 'In the Key of Love'
01:12:45
Do you really have to know anything about weddings to be a wedding photographer? I guess that depends on the situation, right? Are you in a Hallmark movie? If so, the answer is probably a resounding, "NO!"
Listen, I understand that I should not expect every movie that features a photographer to portray the profession in depth or with 100% accuracy. That being said, I do expect there to be at least some connection to reality.
On this episode of the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we're talking about the Hallmark movie "In the Key of Love," where a singer-songwriter becomes a wedding photographer and, let's just say, she's not exactly the best at in the business. When her ex love interest and song writing partner shows up on the island where Maggie is the sole wedding photographer for his sister's wedding, the hilarity ensues.
In this episode, we will be discussing the comedic aspects of the movie and how it portrays the world of wedding photography. We will also be delving into the challenges and realities of starting a new career in photography, especially one as demanding as wedding photography.
So whether you're a fan of Hallmark movies, interested in the world of wedding photography, or just in the mood for a good laugh, I have a feeling you will enjoy this episode. Join us!
“The Wedding Photo Hangover is the finest in phototainment. We are an irreverent look at photography. The podcast and blog are designed to give photographers a place to decompress and laugh at the horrors of running their own small businesses before the stress wholly crushes them. We also have a corresponding Facebook group for photographers to find support, share funny stories, and get help from other photographers.”
About the Host
Casey Fatchett has created timeless images for his clients for more than twenty years. Whether for weddings, corporate events and headshots, natural portraiture, or fine art landscapes, Casey makes dynamic photos that tell his client’s stories.
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06 Jun 2020
030 - Hugh NiVersus
00:25:21
While the #NERDYPHOTOCREW searches for a powerful relic that can turn the tide against injustice and evil, they come across two powerful cosmic beings.
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It's spooky season, and, in this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we take a look at a VERY creepy photography related movie, One Hour Photo. This 2002 Robin Williams film about a photo technician who becomes obsessed with a family takes us back to a time before digital cameras and phone cameras when many people were still getting film developed.
I invited Josh from the For Nerds by Nerds Podcast to join me to take a look at this disturbing motion picture. We ponder how times have changed since this movie was released, both in the sense of how we as a society partake in photography and general societal norms.
There are definitely some things in this movie that would not play out the same way today.
115 - From Clicks to Clients: Understanding Booking Trends in the Digital Age
01:24:24
In the latest installment of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we explore the evolving landscape of photography bookings in the digital age, with a spotlight on the influence of platforms like TikTok and Instagram reels. Join us as we unravel the latest trends, strategies, and insights that are shaping the way photographers connect with couples and secure bookings in today's dynamic and competitive market.
We will discuss firsthand experiences and success stories of leveraging platforms like TikTok and Instagram reels to attract and book clients. From creating engaging content that showcases unique style and personality to utilizing hashtags and collaborations to expand reach, we delve into the strategies that are driving results and driving business growth in the digital age. Through insightful discussions and practical advice, we uncover the keys to standing out in a crowded online space and securing bookings in a competitive market.
As technology continues to shape the way we connect and communicate,photographers must embrace innovation and adapt to new trends in order to stay relevant and competitive. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram offer powerful tools for reaching and engaging with prospective clients in creative and impactful ways. By building authentic connections with your audience, photographers can position themselves as trusted advisors and experts in their field, ultimately driving more bookings and building a successful and sustainable business in the digital age. Join us as we explore the exciting possibilities and opportunities that lie ahead for photographers who are willing to embrace change and innovate in the ever-evolving world of digital marketing.
Adam Mason is an East coast wedding photographer focused on working hard and loving the people in front of his camera. Former podcaster and current dad.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
25 Apr 2024
109 - The Unfiltered Truth: Exposing Photography's Everyday Challenges
01:07:31
The often overlooked realities of life behind the lens can be very challenging when you seek life as a professional or full-time photographer. In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we shed light on the non-glamorous aspects of being a photographer. Join us as we peel back the curtain and uncover the challenges and sacrifices that shape the journey of photographers striving to make it in the photo industry.
My guest, Francesco Sapienza, and I share our raw and unfiltered accounts of our experiences navigating the unpredictable terrain of the photography industry. From the painstaking hours spent editing photos to the financial uncertainty of freelancing, we confront the myths of glamour and overnight success head-on. This episode explores the emotional rollercoaster of rejection, self-doubt, and burnout that many photographers face on their quest for creative fulfillment.
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"I’m an Italian New York based Food photographer. I'm passionate about helping culinary brands in New York shape their dreams through effortless and stunning food photography.
Among my clients: Gramercy Tavern, Union Square Café, Daily Provisions, Whole Foods Market, Oceans, Boucherie, Lavazza, Eataly, Hawksmoor, Smithsonian Books, Rizzoli Publications, and The New York Times.
Grew up in Rome. Educated in Stockholm. A New Yorker since 2011."
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 25 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
22 Aug 2024
117 - Hit or Miss: Evaluating Photography Gadgets and Dreaming of Future Photo Tech
01:31:23
In the wonderful world of photography gadgets, there are more of them than you can possibly imagine; some good, some bad, and some we wish existed! On this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we discuss the best and worst photography-related gadgets on the market and dream up some fantasy gear we wish existed.
In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the top-tier gadgets that every photographer should consider adding to their arsenal.
However, we also vent about the most disappointing photography gear we've come across. When it comes to gimmicky accessories that never quite deliver, there are many. We share our candid experiences with these less-than-stellar products.
Then we take it a step further, dreaming up gadgets we wish existed! We get creative and have a blast envisioning the ultimate fantasy gear that could revolutionize the photography world.
Listener Contributions: Your Favorite and Least Favorite Gadgets
We also reached out to our amazing community of listeners to share your experiences with photography gadgets. From the best investments to the biggest flops, your stories and recommendations add an extra layer of insight to our discussion. It's a reminder that, while gear can be a game-changer, the photographer behind the camera is what truly makes the magic happen.
Raymond Hatfield is the host of the Beginner Photographer Podcast, a wedding photographer, LA Dodger fan, home brewer (we may have to arrange a trip to sample some of this home brew), and is on a never ending quest to find the world’s best nachos (here's a hint for you, Raymond, I make them!).
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The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
10 Nov 2022
Nerd Quests: X-Men
01:20:40
Why do I love the characters and stories of the X-Men so much? When I collected comics in my youth, I amassed a nearly 200 issues straight run of the Uncanny X-Men which included some of the most iconic storylines in Marvel Comics history, as well as numerous X-Men adjacent titles.
Something about these characters and the themes of being an outsider, accepting those who are different from us, and battling your own inner demons really spoke to me.
So, I sat down with Mike and Jessika from the Ten Cent Takes podcast to talk about the stories, characters, and themes from this X-Men run as well as the artists who created them.
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My hot take on the Derek DelGaudio's masterpiece of illusion and identity.
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111 - Concrete Beat: Capturing the Essence of a City through Street Photography
01:20:01
In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we delve into the captivating world of street photography, where the pulse of a city beats through every frame. Join us as we explore the art of capturing the essence of a city—the rhythm of its streets, the diversity of its people, and the stories etched into its sidewalks and skylines.
Our guest, Phil Penman, shares his insights into the nuances of capturing the soul of a city. From bustling metropolises to sleepy neighborhoods, we discuss the magic of street photography as a means of documenting the ever-evolving tapestry of urban life. Phil also shares his tips and techniques for consistently finding interesting images to capture.
Street photography serves as a powerful lens through which to explore the complex layers of urban culture. By capturing fleeting moments of beauty, chaos, and humanity, photographers offer us a glimpse into the heart and soul of a city. From the iconic landmarks that define its skyline to the hidden alleyways that pulse with life, each image tells a story—a snapshot of the city's past, present, and future. Join us as we celebrate the art of street photography.
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The British-born, New York-based photographer Phil Penman has documented the ever-changing scene of New York City’s streets for more than 25 years. In his career as a news and magazine photographer, with a large body of work in such publications as The Guardian, The Independent, The New York Review of Books, among others, he has photographed major public figures and historical events. In particular, his report-age following the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center has been featured on NBC’s Today show, as well as on the BBC, History Channel, and Al Jazeera, and his images have been included in the 9/11 Memorial and Museum’s archives.
His work covering the pandemic lockdown in New York City has been acquired by the U.S. Library of Congress, whose collection holds work by such great Depression-era documentarians as Walker Evans and Dorothea Lange.
Besides showing at Leica galleries in New York, Washington, D.C., Boston, and London, Penman’s signature street photography has appeared in international exhibitions as far afield as Venice, Berlin, and Sydney.
He also tours the world teaching workshops on photography for Leica Akademie. He was recently named among the “52 Most Influential Street Photographers,” alongside such legends as Henri Cartier-Bresson, Sebastião Salgado, Diane Arbus, and Garry Winogrand.
Penman’s book, “Street” , published in 2019, became a best-seller and was featured at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. His most recent book “ New York Street Diaries” launched as the number one selling Street Photography book worldwide on Amazon.
Are you a street photographer or interested in becoming one? Let us know your thoughts at our contact page - https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact - or leave a comment / send a DM on social media. We would also love to hear your photography related questions or topics you might like to hear on an upcoming episode
About The Podcast
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
14 May 2020
028 - LEGO Wedding Photographer
00:24:26
I sit down with UK wedding photographer Chris Wallace to discuss his viral LEGO wedding & honeymoon photo shoots.
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089 - Navigating the Daily Grind: Strategies for Managing Decision Fatigue as a Photographer
01:35:47
It can be very difficult running your own business. You have to make a lot of the important decisions. And if you're a solo-preneur photographer, you can very well find yourself making ALL of the decisions.
Decisions about marketing, social media, budgeting, as well as all of the client interactions. Throw in a worldwide pandemic, and it's not hard to find yourself suffering from decision fatigue.
On this episode of the podcast, I talk with Raymond Hatfield from the Beginner Photography Podcast about having trouble making decisions or next steps in your photo business, finding yourself in a rut and how to get out of it.
Raymond Hatfield is the host of the Beginner Photographer Podcast, Wedding Photographer, LA Dodger fan, Home brewer, and is on a never ending quest to find the world's best Nachos.
You can also find Raymond and the Beginner Photography Podcast at the links below:
Casey Fatchett has been creating timeless images for his clients for more than twenty years. From weddings to corporate events and headshots to unposed portraits and fine art landscape images, Casey's work has been published around the globe and garnered dozens of awards from both his clients and his peers.
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I sit down with wedding photographer Erica Leman of Sweet Alice Photography to discuss a topic many photographers don't think about when trying to book clients: the emotional value and 'weight' of photos.
Whether you're photographing a wedding, family portraits, or newborn images, the emotional impact can be different for every viewer. Here's a secret: people are more likely to book AND spend more money based on emotions!
About Our Guest
Erica Leman of Sweet Alice Photography is a wedding photographer and photography business coach located in the Hudson Valley of New York (Yes, her name is Erica, not Alice – Alice is her cat). When she’s not spending time photographing weddings and teaching others how to run a profitable wedding photography business of their own, she’s likely cuddling with her pets (two dogs and two cats), hiking with her husband, or doing a puzzle.
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053 - Picture Perfect Lies: Exploring Common Myths in Photography Pt. 2
00:56:16
Editorial photographer Rob Hall is back to talk about photo industry myths and tropes. In this episode we get into everything from guru culture to 'spray and pray' photography.
Is talent as a photographer the only thing you need to be successful in this industry?
"Talent at doing business..."
Do you need a huge portfolio to start booking gigs?
Rob got his first big commercial editorial job from six photos that were in a hard to reach page on his website.
Come listen as we take down the mythology of the photography industry.
About Rob Hall
Robert Hall is an editorial photographer in southeast Michigan. He shares informative photography and lighting content as a video creator, podcaster, and writer. His greatest achievement in life is securing the same handle on all social media platforms.
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106 - Breaking Barriers: Building a Diverse Future for Photography
00:52:51
In the world of photography, every click of the shutter captures not just an image but a unique perspective, a story waiting to be told. Yet, the industry has often fallen short in amplifying voices from marginalized communities. Today, it's crucial to explore how we can empower photographers from diverse backgrounds, ensuring a rich tapestry of narratives that reflect the true diversity of the human experience.
Visibility matters. Empowering photographers from marginalized communities involves actively promoting their work and ensuring that they receive the recognition they deserve. This can be achieved through exhibitions, features in publications, and inclusion in industry events. When diverse voices are in the spotlight, it paves the way for future generations to see themselves reflected in the field.
In this episode of the podcast, I speak with photographer Walid Azami about this is not just a call for diversity; but as a commitment to justice, representation, and the celebration of the many stories that make up our world. By advocating for change, we can create an inclusive photo industry that truly captures the beauty and complexity of the human experience. The camera becomes a powerful tool not just for capturing moments but for rewriting the narrative of who gets to hold it and tell the stories that matter.
"I’m a photographer, director, and creative director. I’ve worked with people you may recognize like Usher, Jennifer Lopez, Mariah Carey, Madonna, Ricky Martin, The NFL, Mary J Blige, Volkswagen, Target, HPComputers, and more…a lot more!
I started my career by photographing weddings and family photos. I now oversee big productions, photograph for magazines, big brands, celebrities, and more. My biggest honor though goes to helping my peers do well!"
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About The Podcast
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
24 Jun 2022
084 - You Can't Win Them All
00:18:53
It's a solo episode! That's right, it's just your host Casey on this one.
Recording has been difficult with wedding season in full swing and my neighbors having a lot of jackhammering done for the last month, but I wanted to share some recent experiences with you that I think could be useful.
And if I can help one person reach this point in their life or career without taking as much time as I did, then this entire podcast will be worth it.
Be sure to subscribe and leave a review! What did you think of this episode? Did it help you? Let me know on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok!
29 Sep 2022
088 - The Content Creation Conundrum: How Photographers Balance Artistry and Promotion
00:52:36
Over the last few years it has become more and more important for photographers to be "content creators" in addition to taking still images. You are probably thinking, "Haven't we always been creating content because we are taking pictures?"
What I am talking about is photographers as content creators in the sense of having to put together behind the scenes videos or funny reels or TikToks just to get noticed online these days. I can post a still image shot and it will barely reach 10% of my followers on any platform.
When I post a video or reel, the analytics are off the charts. If you're trying to reach new people or even just the people who already follow you, you have to be more of a content creator than just a still photographer.
About My Guest
Jared Poirier is a Lifestyle & Real Estate Photographer based in Toronto, Canada. On his weekly podcast Photography Friends, he and his special guests provide tips & stories from their photography careers.
How Do You Feel About Photographers Also Needing To Be Content Creators?
Are you frustrated? Not sure how to keep up with the constant need to be producing new content? Have any tips for other photographers on how to adapt to this new world of being a photographer?
Casey Fatchett has been creating timeless images for his clients for more than twenty years. From weddings to corporate events and headshots to unposed portraits and fine art landscape images, Casey's work has been published around the globe and garnered dozens of awards from both his clients and his peers.
It can be difficult in the photography world to understand why clients make the decisions they do when hiring a photographer. It can also be difficult to not take it personally when you don't get hired. And finally, Highlander is an awesome movie!
15 Apr 2021
051 - Picture Perfect Lies: Exploring Common Myths in Photography Pt. 1
01:17:43
Editorial photographer and YouTuber Rob Hall and I take a DEEP dive into a variety of photography industry myths and tropes, from whether or not gear matters to the classic UV filter debate.
We talk about photographers literally giving themselves heart attacks from working too much, why the answer to pretty much any question is "it depends", and I tell Rob how a UV filter saved a $2000 lens while I was on a shoot.
About Rob Hall
Robert Hall is an editorial photographer in southeast Michigan. He shares informative photography and lighting content as a video creator, podcaster, and writer. His greatest achievement in life is securing the same handle on all social media platforms.
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127 - 2024 Wrapped: Celebrating Wins and Learning from Losses
00:03:41
As 2024 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on the year that was—both the wins and the losses. In this week’s podcast episode, we get personal as we look back at the moments that defined the year. From the thrill of seeing Instagram Reels go viral (who doesn’t love the rush of those notifications?) to the heartbreak of saying goodbye to loved ones, it’s been a rollercoaster of emotions.
This episode isn’t just about photography—it’s about life. We talk about how we navigated the ups and downs, what we learned, and how these experiences shape both our art and our perspective. It’s a reminder that creativity can thrive even in difficult times, and that the wins, no matter how small, deserve to be celebrated.
Join us as we wrap up the year with gratitude, reflection, and hope for what’s to come. Here’s to finding beauty in every moment—whether behind the lens or in everyday life. Cheers to a new year ahead!
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About The Podcast
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
09 Jun 2022
Nerd Quests: Star Wars
01:00:16
Why do I love Star Wars so much? More importantly, why do I love some parts of Star Wars more than others?
Seriously, folks, this is a question for the ages. I've been a fan of Star Wars for my entire life...and that's not a short amount of time.
To delve into this question and help me on my quest, Lauren and Matt from Hops Geek News - click here to check out their awesome podcast - come along for the ride, challenging me along the way to rethink my opinions.
Will I change my mind about the prequels? Will I change their minds about The Last Jedi? Will someone tell me why The Book of Boba Fett was The Mandalorian Season 2.5?!?
Tune in to find out!
12 Dec 2024
125 - From Blueprints to Blastoff: Photographing NASA’s Spacecraft Development
01:06:01
In this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast, we’re diving into the ultimate nerdy photography job with guest, Mike Guinto, who has what might be the coolest gig on the planet (and beyond): photographing the development and building of spacecraft for NASA!
Mike takes us behind the scenes of his job documenting the creation of the machines that will explore the universe. From capturing the intricate details of spacecraft assembly to photographing massive rockets and delicate instruments, Mike’s work is not only visually stunning but also serves an essential purpose. After all, these photos are part of history, helping scientists, engineers, and the public witness humanity’s journey into space.
In our conversation, Mike shares what it’s like to photograph some of the most advanced technology in existence, the unique challenges of working in such a high-stakes environment, and the nerdy joys of capturing images that are truly out of this world. So tune in, and get ready to geek out over space, science, and photography.
"I have been photographing professionally for over a decade. My career began in the U.S. Marine Corps where I was an enlisted Marine serving as a Combat Cameraman. After my service I went back to school, earning my MFA from Rochester Institute of Technology. I am currently a Technical Photograapher at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. When not photographing new and upcoming space-flight hardware, I am working in my own private darkroom, developing film photos, or playing Dungeons & Dragons."
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
30 Sep 2021
073 - Creating Magic: Essentials for Light Painting in Photography
00:34:27
Have you ever thought about getting into light painting? Tried it and wanted to do a better job? In this episode of thepodcast, I talk to prolific light painter, Russell Klimas, about light painting essentials: the equipment and the mindset to succeed when getting into light painting.
You can create amazing images even with limited equipment, but you need to have the essentials!
Russell Klimas is a hobbyist photographer who is absolutely obsessed with creating shots in camera that most people would consider impossible through long exposure. It's one of his goals in his photography to not only continue to push himself but also share his knowledge and grow the light painting community around him to greater heights.
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26 Aug 2020
039 Wedding Weirdness Real or BS
00:15:32
Sofia Negron and I discuss whether the submitted wedding stories from photographers and videographers are real or fake!
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I sit down with my friend and accomplished commercial photographer, Anthony Collins, to discuss whether the old adage, "Dress for success!" still applies in the photography industry.
The consensus? You should, at the very least, dress to the level of your client...and videographers are usually the most poorly dressed vendors at any wedding or event.
About Anthony Collins
“I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes.
Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times.
In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef.
If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I’m the one you want!”
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128 - Passport, Camera, Action: The Realities of Traveling the World as a Photographer
00:50:26
What happens when you quit your job, pack your camera, and set off to travel the globe for an entire year? This week’s podcast guest, photographer Kirsten Smith, knows the answer firsthand!
In this inspiring episode, we chat with Kirsten about her journey from leaving behind a traditional career to embracing the unpredictable life of a traveling photographer. She shares how that year-long adventure changed her perspective—not just on photography, but on life itself—and how she balances the "real world" now while still fueling her wanderlust.
Kirsten also dives into the nitty-gritty details: planning, budgeting, and logistics for traveling as a photographer as well as offering insights on finding creative inspiration in new places and capturing the unique energy of each destination. Whether you’re dreaming of your own travel photography adventure or just curious about what it takes to make it happen, this episode is packed with valuable tips and motivation.
Tune in for an honest, adventurous, and uplifting conversation with someone who proves that chasing your dreams is always worth it!
Kirsten Smith is a writer, photographer, and world traveler based in San Francisco. Her photography can be found in Broken Lens Journal, Cosmic Daffodil, Vagabond City Lit, and more. Her stories have appeared in magazines including Sage Cigarettes and Esoterica. In 2015, Kirsten quit her corporate job to travel the world solo for 1 year — she visited 24 countries across 5 continents, and documented it all in words and photographs in her travel blog, The Wallflower Wanderer. She hasn’t stopped capturing the world around her in words and images since.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
25 Jun 2020
032 - Price Fishing
00:28:24
Anthony Collins and I discuss the practice known as 'price fishing' - where a potential client (or another photographer) reaches out only interested in your prices.
We discuss our thoughts on setting prices, sharing prices with clients, and what to do when people try to steal your pricing information.
Including the time another photographer pretended to be a celebrity to get my wedding photography rates.
About Anthony Collins
“I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes.
Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times.
In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef.
If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I’m the one you want!”
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104 - Capturing the Sound: Music Photography, Mick Fleetwood, and the Maui Wildfires
00:57:59
When photographer Sarah Sharaf-Eldien contacted me about discussing her new book, Mālama Maui, which showcases the island and the musicians who play there, I knew I had to have her on. Especially since 100% of the profits from the book will be donated to the Maui United Way Fire Disaster Relief Fund.
After a chance meeting, Sarah landed a music photography job most photographers would consider a dream, working alongside Mick Fleetwood, legendary drummer of the band Fleetwood Mac. This led to Sarah working closely with not only local music artists but internationally acclaimed music superstars as well.
It only seemed natural to her to use the photos from that time in her life to help with the relief effort in some way.
"The word 'Mālama' in the Hawaiian language means 'to serve, honor, protect, and care for.' The wildfires' heartbreaking devastation left hundreds of families displaced, countless businesses destroyed, and a tragic toll of lives lost. It is my hope that the photographs I've presented in Mālama Maui will preserve treasured memories, celebrate moments of magic, and cherish a sense of community that perseveres even in the face of adversity," says Sharaf-Eldien.
"To the Ohana of Maui who have lost this historical part of their homeland, I wish Ka Lā Hiki Ola – the dawning of a new day. I sincerely hope that the funds raised from the sales of my book will contribute to the families and individuals who need our support, and will assist in the preservation and rebuilding efforts of Maui and Lahaina."
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Sarah Sharaf-Eldien (pronounced ‘Sheriff el-Deen’) is an Egyptian-American portrait photographer who has worked closely with some of the most sought after musicians of our time. She began working in a fashion photography studio in Sydney, Australia, and transitioned into the world of music photography while shooting for legendary Fleetwood Mac drummer Mick Fleetwood on the island of Maui, Hawai’i.
Her book, Mālama Maui, was published in December 2023 by Genius Book Publishing. The new book chronicles numerous musicians performing at Fleetwood's on Front Street in Maui, between 2016-17. Profits from the sale of the new book will be donated to the Maui United Way/Fire Disaster Relief Fun.
While working in Maui, she also photographed iconic music photographer Henry Diltz at The Morrison Hotel Gallery, influencing her perception of portrait photography as an art of storytelling. Her timeless images of musicians and celebrities to entrepreneurs and everyday people, capture intimate soulful moments that reveal the subtle genuine beauty within. Sarah is currently based in Alexandria, Virginia, and travels with her two mini-pin chihuahua rescues, Ava and Julian.
ABOUT GENIUS BOOK PUBLISHING: Genius Book Publishing, based in Milwaukee, WI, was founded by Steven and Leya Booth, both avid readers. The company was launched in 2011 and, to date, has published over 60 titles in genres ranging from horror to mystery-thrillers to true crime stories. The Genius catalogue also includes traditional print coffee table books about music, photography, and history.
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
27 Jan 2022
New Episodes are on the Way
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New episodes of the Nerdy Photographer Podcast are being recorded RIGHT NOW! You will soon get to listen to new episodes with exciting new guests, some old favorites, new game-ified segments, and, as usual, a little useless information.
Be sure to tell your friends and subscribe so you don't miss a single episode!
14 Nov 2024
123 - The Reality of Going Pro: Skills, Sacrifices, and Success in Photography
01:07:41
Hey there Nerdy Photo Crew, are you ready to take a deep dive into the skills and qualities you will need for going pro in photography? Spoiler alert: being a successful professional photographer is not just about owning a fancy camera! 📸
Becoming a pro photographer requires a mix of technical expertise, creativity, resilience, and a whole lot of patience. Knowing the technical aspects of photography are only the beginning. The most successful photographers also bring serious people and business skills, adaptability, and an eye for storytelling. And let’s not forget the determination to keep going through the long hours, challenging shoots, and occasional odd client request ("Can you put hair on my bald head in all 900 of these wedding photos?"
Tune in as we break down the essentials—from mastering your craft to managing client expectations, building a unique style, and staying relevant in a competitive industry. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up, this episode will help you figure out if you’ve got what it takes to turn your passion for photography into a thriving career. Ready to dive in?
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About My Guest
"50 years of photographic experience and I'm still trying to improve. Ex Olympus Visionary. Professional career was mostly spent as a bird and wildlife photographer. 14 books. 200 publications. More than 4400 images under license. Old guys know stuff!"
You can learn more about Scott Bourne and view his work on his website - scottbourne.com - or follow along with him on Instagram or Threads @bourne.scott
About The Podcast
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
16 Dec 2020
042 - The Holiday Calendar
01:42:57
Jen and I give our commentary on the Netflix holiday rom-com, The Holiday Calendar. There's a lot to unpack. She's a photographer. He's a photographer. Neither of them seems to know how to use a camera. He likes to do this thing where it looks like he's petting an imaginary squirrel. She murders trees and has a haunted Advent calendar that predicts the future. Intrigued? Listen in!
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044 - The Worst Photography Advice You Should Never Follow
00:42:15
Anthony Collins and I discuss the worst photography advice you, the listeners, have received over the years, and we have a few questions about some Adobe projects...
Does anyone know what happened to the Adobe Moving Stills project? Anyone? Anyone?
About Anthony Collins
“I am a New York City-based photographer and I specialize in editorial and assignment photography, shooting nationally and internationally for Fortune 500 companies, advertising agencies, and design firms of all sizes.
Using my background in electrical engineering and my great love of art I strive to deliver strong, dynamic, and beautiful images. I love working with clients of all kinds, whether they are the board of directors or the members of a creative team. I am project-focused, technically flexible, and efficient. Most importantly, I am sensitive to my clients needs at all times.
In my twenty years of experience I have traveled with my camera to more than forty countries—from the Arctic Circle to the Great Barrier Reef.
If you need a photographer to hang out of a helicopter or hang in a boardroom, I’m the one you want!”
If you would like to support the Nerdy Photographer Podcast, that's great. You can find multiple ways to help on our support page, or go visit our merchandise page!
The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
This podcast is edited and produced by award winning New York City and New Jersey wedding photographer Casey Fatchett.
20 Nov 2023
Black Friday 2023
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Are you ready for savings?!?!?!??
Hey there listeners! It’s that time of year again, Black Friday and Cyber Monday are once again upon us and the Nerdy Photographer has compiled all of the great deals for photographers in one place. Great deals on web hosting, software, presets and much more.
You can also save big at the Nerdy Photographer store. From Black Friday through Sunday, you can save 30% on contract templates in our store. Need to update your wedding or portrait photography contracts? Need a contract for your second shooters and associate photographers? Pick one up cheap by using discount code SIGN30
Then on cyber monday save 25% on everything in our store with the discount code CM2023 - contracts, unposed photography prompts, questionnaires, and much more - be sure to get these savings before they’re gooooooooone! Oh, and tell your friends about them!
072 - Finding Your Focus: How to Define Your Ideal Client as a Photographer
00:47:40
Having an ideal client profile is something that can vastly improve your marketing effectiveness. But first, you have to go through the process of finding your ideal client and figuring out the language that they speak in.
In this episode of the podcast, I speak with Knoxville photographer Brittany Sidwell about the importance of finding your ideal client as well as some actionable items to get you started on the road to more effective marketing after the episode.
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About Our Guest
Brittany Sidwell is a photographer located in Knoxville, Tennessee.
"I love my job because my clients turn into friends and that makes me extremely happy. I wake up every single day with gratitude and amazement that I get to capture the real deal moments in people's lives."
A very happy holiday season to all of you from all of us at The Nerdy Photographer - and, yes, I am using the Royal "Us" in that instance. In this little nerdlet episode, I have a last minute or really any time of the year gift idea for photographers and videographers, thoughts on looking forward to next year, and a talk about finding light in the darkness.
Hey there photo nerds! It's a new year and I have a lot planned for the podcast in 2024. There are already a bunch of new episodes recorded with new photographers with amazing stories who have never been on the podcast yet as well as some past guests coming back to share new stories and ideas with us.
I'm really excited to see where 2024 takes us. If you have ideas for an episode whether it's a guest or a topic be sure to let me know either via our contact page - https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact or through social media.
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Every photographer knows that Black Friday / Cyber Monday is the time when they will be bombarded with deals and discounts on gear and services. But does the 'savings' really live up to the hype?
I reached out to some of my friends in the photography world, as well as to you, the listeners, and Reddit for feedback on what are the worst things to spend money on for Black Friday and Cyber Monday or what they most regret purchasing. What were the answers? Well, there were some surprisingly common threads. You will have to listen to find out. No spoilers in the episode notes.
Casey Fatchett has been creating timeless images for his clients for more than twenty years. From weddings to corporate events and headshots to unposed portraits and fine art landscape images, Casey's work has been published around the globe and garnered dozens of awards from both his clients and his peers.
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05 May 2022
Nerd Quests: Dune
01:06:06
THE WORM IS THE SPICE. THE SPICE IS THE WORM!
Why am I the nerd that I am?
What does it take for a nerdy topic to make me emphatic in my feelings about it?
Why does Coke taste so much better than Pepsi?
These are just some of the questions we will tackle in NERD QUESTS, a new Nerdy Photographer Podcast series exploring topics near and dear to my nerdy little heart.
On this episode, I sit down with Jim from the Film Rage Podcast to talk about Dune. Not just the recent film production, or the 1980s David Lynch film, but all iterations of Frank Herbert's science fiction classic.
Hit me with your favorite Dune quote or aspect of the Dune universe and let's keep the quest going!
07 Jul 2020
034 - Crafting the Perfect Home Page
00:36:47
I speak with marketing expert Spencer Lum about crafting the perfect home page. We might be talking about photography but this advice applies to any business!
You want to have a conversation with your potential customers through your website. As photographers, we are usually pretty reticent to put a lot of copy on our websites, feeling that photos alone should tell the story. Spencer goes into the details on why that is not the best strategy if you want to stand out from the crowd in a saturated photography market.
He has spoken at Inspire, Canada Photo Convention, the Musea Gathering, Camp Go Away, and will be speaking at Nine Dots later this year. Ground Glass received the 2nd Annual Tiffinbox Award, and it has appeared as a top 10 blog on The Moderntog, Photodoto, Ejunkie, and several other sites.
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096 - Capturing the Natural World: Insights and Techniques for Successful Landscape Photography
01:12:03
Landscape photography, while both thrilling and fulfilling, also comes with its own set of challenges. In this episode, we discuss some key things to keep in mind when preparing for and executing a successful landscape photography shoot.
Proper preparation can not only prevent poor photos, it can keep you safe! Weather, wildlife, and numerous other factors must be taken into account before venturing off into the wilderness.
Whether you're a seasoned landscape photographer or just starting out, this episode is full of valuable insights and tips to help you capture stunning images of the natural world. So grab your camera, get ready to hit the great outdoors, and join us as we explore the world of landscape photography.
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Freethedust is an outdoor and landscape photographer, videographer, and writer with experience shooting gear in its natural setting, the outdoors. He is an ex-special forces soldier, so he appreciates good equipment and finds the outdoors to be a healing place. He travels to 1st and 2nd tier locations - to inspire others to seek adventure, experience beauty, and explore untouched locations.
What did you think of this conversation about landscape photography?
Did you find this discussion of landscape photography helpful? Want to share your thoughts or perhaps tell us what you would like to hear covered on a future episode? Leave us a voice message at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact and tell us what you think!
17 Mar 2022
081 - The Magic of Miniature: Discovering the Creative Potential of Toy Photography
00:34:05
I've always been fascinated by toys and collecting. My comic book collection, my growing Funko collection, but, most of all, I had a huge collection of action figures. Setting up the figures to tell stories was so engrossing.
It's strange that I haven't gotten into toy photography, right? Well, it has interested me but I've never fully committed.
In this episode, I interview toy photographer Anthony Mattea whose collection of toy photography makes me extremely jealous. Seriously, go check out his work. The X-Men Sentinel shots and Juggernaut...*chef kiss*
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About My Guest
My name is Anthony Mattea. I live in the California bay area. I have always loved photography but 4 years ago I decided to pursue it on a more professional basis. I started out with wildlife photography and then lockdown happened. My love for comics and movies naturally led me to toy photography. It's opened up a whole new world of creative possibilities.
Are you still reading? You should definitely leave a review! See you next time. Or hear you? Whatever the term is...
04 Mar 2021
Bonus Episode: The Sony A1
00:03:25
A quick take on the new Sony flagship mirrorless camera - the A1. A 50 megapixel, 8k video monster of a camera. But is the hype worth the price tag?
Photographers love their gear, especially Sony photographers, but are the advances made with the Sony A1 going to be something that gets photographers to pony up all that cash, or will they wait for a price drop?
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The podcast is going on a brief hiatus. We hope to be back soon with our most ambitious episode ever!
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
I speak with Michae Allen from UmbrellaStock Inc. about representation and diversity in stock photos as well as what photographers should keep in mind when taking stock photos and how to get involved in the industry.
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Has the ability to Photoshop images become too easy? At what point during manipulating a photo does it stop being a photo and become a digital work?
What are the ethical ramifications of AI image and video editing software that makes it possible to create deep fakes or entirely new "people" who don't actually exist?
I talk with Photoshop tutor and digital artist, Andrew Kavanagh to explore these questions and more.
About My Guest
Andrew Kavanagh is a digital artist, Photoshop and Lightroom tutor, as well as doing Photo Compositing and Photo Retouching in Los Angeles, California.
He's also the creator of several Facebook groups which seek to help digital artists learn and grow their skills:
046 - The Art of Mourning: How Grief Shapes Our Creative Process
00:27:33
I speak with photographers Erica Leman and Lindsey Turner about grief and loss and how they effect our ability to feel creative. We also discuss our own person grief journeys and when we felt like we had turned a corner towards being creative again.
About Erica Leman
Erica Leman of Sweet Alice Photography is a wedding photographer and photography business coach located in the Hudson Valley of New York (Yes, her name is Erica, not Alice – Alice is her cat). When she’s not spending time photographing weddings and teaching others how to run a profitable wedding photography business of their own, she’s likely cuddling with her pets (two dogs and two cats), hiking with her husband, or doing a puzzle.
Lindsey Turner is the owner of Lindsey Victoria Photography based in Litchfield County, Connecticut. She specializes in lifestyle newborn and family photography and branding photography for small businesses and professionals. Her superpower is putting people at ease and cultivating connection. Lindsey studied classical voice in college, released a jazz album in her early 20s, and spent 15+ years behind the scenes for NY and CT Arts Nonprofits in Development and PR & Marketing. She now serves families and professionals through her photography in Litchfield County, Connecticut and NYC. She is an active volunteer in her community and loves helping others thrive.
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The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
The Nerdy Photogapher Podcast is putting out a call for your best photography related stories. Whether it was an amazing shoot, a lucky break, or a troublesome client, we want to hear about it.
23 Feb 2023
Interlude - Where Did the Time Go?
00:01:36
Where Has The Time Gone?
What happened to Episode 90? Why is the crew of the Fibonacci experiencing lost time episodes?
Is there something nefarious afoot or has the crew just had a hard time getting back into the swing of things?
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30 Jan 2025
130 - Emotional Exposure: Tackling Mental Health Challenges as a Photographer
01:12:42
In this week’s podcast episode, we’re diving into a topic that’s just as important to a photographer as mastering your camera settings: your mental health. Being a photographer isn’t just about creating beautiful images—it’s also about navigating the challenges that come with life, whether photography is your hobby or a job. From the pressures of running a business to dealing with creative burnout, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.
My guest, Tyson Martin from the Life of Phys podcast, and I discuss the unique mental health struggles photographers face, like solitude, imposter syndrome, and the constant hustle to stay relevant in a competitive industry. More importantly, we share strategies to manage stress, set boundaries, and prioritize your well-being so you can thrive both creatively and personally.
Whether you're juggling deadlines or just feeling the weight of comparison on social media, this episode is a reminder that you’re not alone—and that taking care of your mental health isn’t just important; it’s essential. Tune in for practical advice, personal stories, and a little inspiration to help you focus on what matters most: you.
Looking to Take Better Care of Your Mental Health?
Prioritizing your mental health can seem daunting, especially when you're in the midst of a negative spiral. There is no shame in seeking help. If you find it helpful to talk to other folks who have been in similar situations so that you don't feel alone in what you are going through, feel free to reach out on social media!
About The Podcast
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is written and produced by Casey Fatchett. Casey is a professional photographer in the New York City / Northern New Jersey with more than 20 years of experience. He just wants to help people and make them laugh. You can view Casey's wedding work at https://fatchett.com or his non-wedding work at https://caseyfatchettphotography.com
If you have any questions or comments about this episode or any other episodes, OR if you would like to ask a photography related question or have ideas for a topic for a future episode, please reach out to us at https://nerdyphotographer.com/contact
30 May 2019
016 - Hijacking the News to Help Your Business
00:27:27
In this episode, I discuss how to use items in the news to extend the reach of your marketing content! Listen and find out how. Plus, I talk about the end of Game of Thrones.
19 May 2022
083 - The Creative Spark: Insights and Inspiration for Revitalizing Your Artistic Process
00:53:47
Sometimes it can feel difficult to get creative in your photography. You feel like you have lost your creative spark or urge or mojo...however you choose to describe it!
Luckily for you, I sat down with fashion and portrait photographer Jonny Edward on this episode of The Nerdy Photographer Podcast to discuss overcoming barriers to our creativity, including those self imposed hurdles, so that we can free up some creative space to help others as well.
It's really a great conversation and I hope you enjoy it.
About My Guest
Jonny Edward is an internationally renowned fashion and editorial-portrait photographer, art director, and creative educator. They seek to empower expression and impel individuality in all they do and create. As an ardent advocate for artistic authenticity and creative community, Jonny's mission is to foster the constructs of community over competition and artists supporting artists, leading from love and gratitude, rooted in the notion that the only thing more powerful than destruction is creation.
Personally, this was one of my favorite conversations I have had on this podcast.
30 Dec 2020
043 - Year End Roundup
00:14:00
Congratulations on making it to the end of the year! We close out 2020 with a roundup of some of the biggest photography industry stories of the year.
02 Jul 2020
033 - Real or BS Wedding Speeches
00:15:33
Have you ever seen a wedding speech go completely off the rails? I asked Reddit and other online wedding forums to give me their stories of the craziest wedding speeches - and now we ask the questions whether these stories are REAL OR BS!
The Nerdy Photographer Podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
Our first story submitted by one of our listeners! Andy Weathers tells us a story that feels like it is straight out of Jurassic Park - an Ebola outbreak, a trip to a wildlife preserve where the gates depend on the solar power...you have to listen to the episode!
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The Nerdy Photographer podcast is a photography podcast discussing life, business, and pop culture with a little bit of useless information in each episode.
The Nerdy Photographer and the crew of the Fibonacci meet up with the confounding Dr. What to take on the universe nullifying Mehleks who seek to destroy the world through apathy!
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For the past ten years, Brent has resided in New York where he has taught music, dance, and art to pre-Kindergarten students, as well as worked as a consultant for a major music theater licensing and publishing company.
Brent is actively involved in the NYC arts scene and has been a soloist and emcee for several orchestras and choirs. He is also the co-founder / producer of the vaudevillian troupe Fein & Dandee with his partner in crime, Mr. Seth Bedford.
Jen is comedy performer from Michigan where she has appeared as a stand-up comedian as well as an improv performer. She’s a seriously funny lady and, if you happen to need a funny female for your podcast, Jen would love to contribute - so, reach out to me on social media and I will connect you with her.
Gulden Hauer / Character Drawings - Fred Zorn
Besides lending his considerable artistic skills to this podcast, Fred is an expert dog trainer and you can find him on Instagram @fredzorndogtraining or you can check out his series of YouTube dog training videos, Pipe Cleaner Pups!
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