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<description>Photographer In Focus is a weekly podcast that interviews inspiring and successful Fine Art Photographers. PhotographerInFocus explores the photographer as an artist through the start of their journey, to some key moments along the way, up to current projects. Through these interviews we make our guest the focus and spotlight on their art and their photography business.</description>
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<title>008: Trey Ratcliff | Photographer In Focus</title>
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<description>   Trey Ratcliff is probably the most viewed photographer online.         He championed post processing and HDR photography.          Using Google, Facebook and Pinterest to get the world out of his photography Stuck In Customs empire, we will hear from Trey about the creative environment of Burning Man and his Master Apprentice teaching system the Arcanum but I’m going to do it a little different.         I know that a lot of people have seen Treys work. In fact he has 44 Billion views on Google Plus alone, I know of no other human being with so many views. It boggles my mind. Even Lady Gaga with 9 million circles has 200 million views.         </description>
<pubDate>Mon, 19 Jan 2015 14:27:55 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>005: Patrick Roddie PT 2 Of 2 | Photographer In Focus</title>
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<description>   Patrick Roddie is a world class portrait photographer, author, and   activist  .      He produced a book of Burning Man portraits called Hips and has been going to Burning Man since the late 1990s.      There, Patrick cultivated a style of work that focuses on "photographing peoples souls!"            Patrick's work has been in the top   galleries and museums including the “Living” exhibition at the Louisiana Museum Of Modern Art in Denmark  .           On this episode you will learn Patrick Roddie's secret tip to connecting with other people while shooting their portraits. You will also hear his journey that brought him into photography as a career as well as some great Burning Man stories!           To get links and pictures discussed please visit the show notes page at    www.PhotographerInFocus.com    Please also visit iTunes and support the show by giving it a five star rating.                </description>
<pubDate>Mon, 03 Nov 2014 10:29:41 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>003: Michael Garlington | Photographer In Focus</title>
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<description>  Today, we have Michael Garlington on the Photographer In Focus show. He shares his journey of becoming a true working photographic artist, and the how and why he calls himself an "artist" rather than a "photographer."        Michael is one of the artist that bring the world class large scale art pieces to Burning Man in the Black Rock Desert.        If you know some of the art from the playa, he brought us  2012's EGO   and   2013's PhotoChapel   both ceremoniously burned to the ground.        We explore Mike's journey from learning how he became such a prolific Black and White photographic printer, to how he attracted his subjects for portraits by creating a moving billboard of his work and driving across America.        There is so much in this, I can't wait to share it with you!         To get links and pictures discussed please visit the show notes page at    www.PhotographerInFocus.com            If you like this content and want to help, please take a moment and give the show a positiv...</description>
<pubDate>Sat, 23 Aug 2014 22:36:22 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>002 George Post | Photographer In Focus</title>
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<description>  Today on Photographer In Focus we have George P. Post as our guest. George has photographed Burning Man for the past 23 years starting in 1991. I know no other photographer that has consecutively photographed Black Rock City year after year.       George’s photographs have appeared in books, and magazines world wide, including his own book "Dancing With the Playa Messiah A 21 Year Burning Man Photo Album".       His work has exhibited at many galleries and museums that showcase the art of Black Rock City including The first major exhibition of Burning Man Art the "Incendiary Exhibition" at the San Francisco Art Commission Gallery also the Burning Man: Photographs and Neon from Black Rock City, Nevada 1992-1999 at The Museum of Neon Art in Los Angeles, CA.       George is a long time photographer studio photographer of jewelry, paintings and sculptures pretty much any Arts &amp;amp; Crafts. Among many of his titles George has been the the official on-site studio photographer for the American Craft Council's...</description>
<pubDate>Mon, 11 Aug 2014 11:12:13 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>001 Scott London | Photographer In Focus With John David Tupper</title>
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<description>   Scott London -    In this premier episode I get to talk about Scotts Journey into photography and how he approaches his craft and truly makes it his own.   Each year 70,000 people attend Burning Man in the barren Black Rock Desert in Northern Nevada. It becomes a temporary week long city known as Black Rock City and I believe the most creative and artistic place on the planet.   With so many people, come so many photographers. Let's say 1% of the population considers themselves a serious photographer. On that conservative assumption, because everyone has a camera these days, that's 700 people documenting and creating art through their personal vision with a camera.   Scott London has managed to rise above just another photographer on the playa to capture and create the spirit of Black Rock City. Ask a photographer or burner to name their favorite photographers in the dust and Scott London will consistently be in the top ten.   To get links and pictures discussed please visit the show notes page at  www.Pho...</description>
<pubDate>Fri, 01 Aug 2014 19:49:38 +0000</pubDate>
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