Learn about a special post process technique called “Moments in Time”

Today’s SIC show; I interviewed an awesome travel and landscape photographer. His name is Elia Locardi. He will share with us something really interesting about being a location photographer. He will inspire us with an amazing image that took in an iconic place in Bhutan called the Tiger’s Nest. And we will learn about a special post processing technique that will help us create beautiful and magical images.

Share – An indoor climber for 10 years turned into a photographer
Inspire – A magical sunset image of Tiger’s Nest
Create – A special post process technique to create beautiful images

Enjoy!

Brent & Johny

I want to
make
money from
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Portrait
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I want to
learn to take
amazing
Landscape
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In this episode:
(00:36) - An indoor climber for 10 years turned into a photographer
(03:13) - A magical sunset image of Tiger’s Nest
(05:48) - A special post process technique to create beautiful images
(07:07) - Why come up with this special technique?
(08:42) - Learn about DJI drone

Episode Highlights:

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Share - RV'ing cross country with 1 new husband & 2 cats for 6 months.

  • Dream during college to drive an RV across Canada
  • 2009 got remarried and made that dream come true
  • Travelled across Canada and the US
  • Covered 29 states and 5 provinces for 6 months in 27,000 kilometers
    • Bisbee, Southern Arizona
    • Savannah, Georgia
    • Philadelphia
    • Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Inspire - New Orleans Mule Kiss

  • Love to talk to people and get their stories before photographing them
  • Part of photography is being in the right place at the right time with the right lens
  • Be ready for whatever comes up

Create - How to overcome your fear of photographing complete strangers.

  • Go with the group
  • Photo walk or photography tour
  • Join a photography club
  • Find a partner or a group to go out with
  • Start easy like going to a festival or a parade
  • Make an effort to communicate and connect with people
  • Step outside of your comfort zone
  • Your next learning and growth is on the other side

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