The Martin Bailey Photography Podcast
Episodes
Hokkaido July '06 Part I - Furano and Biei
31 Jul 2006
Contributed by Lukas
After two weeks traveling to Oirase and then on to Hokkaido, this week I'm starting a short series to cover the trip after making the crossing to...
Oirase (Aomori Prefecture)
28 Jul 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Join me on a virtual tour of a few days in Oirase, a Japanese National Park with a Mountain Stream of around 14km that draws people from all over the ...
Depicting Culture
07 Jul 2006
Contributed by Lukas
First announcing the winners of the Rainy Days assignment, today I'll also set the stage for the next assignment, which is on Depicting Culture w...
Macro Photography Part III - Solutions
02 Jul 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Today we really do come to the end of the Macro Photography Series for now with solutions for some of the issues we are faced with when shooting at ma...
Macro Photography Part II - Larger than Life(Size)
26 Jun 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Today we discuss shooting at magnifications larger than life-size and the difficulties it brings. This will now be part II of a three part series, com...
Macro Photography Part I - An Introduction
21 Jun 2006
Contributed by Lukas
This is the first of a two part episode on macro-photography. I'll touch on the basics first explaining some terminology, working distance and th...
Nikko Part II - Synergy of Culture and Nature
13 Jun 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Much of the Nikko area in Tochigi Prefecture, a few hours drive north of Tokyo, is the synergy of Culture and Nature. This week we look more into the ...
Nikko Part I - Waterfalls, Waterfalls...
06 Jun 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Much of the Nikko area is perched high in the mountains, and is very close to the Japanese people's hearts. Nikko is a synergy of Culture and Nat...
More on Mood; Fleeting Moments
30 May 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Following on from episode 38, this week I talk about images of fleeting moments in peoples' lives that really could not be recreated without goin...
Capturing and Creating Mood
24 May 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Mood, or atmosphere is often an intangible substance that can sometimes be difficult to put into words, and often more difficult to capture on film. I...
Fair Weather Photographer, Not
15 May 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Some photographers stay in doors in inclement weather, but by doing so you're reducing your chances of getting some great shots, that can only be...
A Few Filter Tips
11 May 2006
Contributed by Lukas
There are still certain physical filters that I use and some that I am now shying away from in favour of Photoshop. Listen on for details, along with ...
Chichibu Cement Factory
03 May 2006
Contributed by Lukas
The Chichibu Cement Factory opened in 1923 but now lays almost derelict having stopped product around 1993, after 70 years. Now the only noise to be h...
Eyes
29 Apr 2006
Contributed by Lukas
I've got a thing about eyes. I'm sure most of us do. It's been said that the eyes are the windows to the soul. And sharp eyes are the k...
Reduce Camera Vibration Further
17 Apr 2006
Contributed by Lukas
This week's episode is kind of a follow on from last week about tripods, and I'll talk about ways to further reduce vibration to get even cr...
Tripods, Monopods, etc.
10 Apr 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Keeping your camera stable, particularly in low light, or with long telephoto lenses, is one of the most important things to do to improve the quality...
Contrasting (Complimentary) Colours
03 Apr 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Although including similar colours makes for well balanced images, using contrasting colours can make for dramatic and often pleasing images. Details...
PIE 2006 - Impressions
28 Mar 2006
Contributed by Lukas
On Sunday the 26th or March, 2006, I visited the Photo Imaging Expo or PIE 2006 at the Tokyo Big Sight international exhibition center. In this episod...
Spring is in the Air!
20 Mar 2006
Contributed by Lukas
A resent trip to one of the local parks reminded me that Spring is in the air! I'll discuss some blossom photos and also a little about the need ...
Hokkaido Feb '06 Part IV - Deer and Seals
13 Mar 2006
Contributed by Lukas
In this the final episode of a photo-journal of my trip to Hokkaido the northern-most island of Japan, in Feb 2006. I discuss Some deer shots from the...
Hokkaido Feb '06 Part III - Eagles at Sunrise
06 Mar 2006
Contributed by Lukas
In this the third of a four part photo-journal of my recent trip to Hokkaido I talk about a two hour trip out on the Sea of Okhotsk from the Rausu por...
Hokkaido Feb '06 Part II - Eagles, Ice, Swans
24 Feb 2006
Contributed by Lukas
In this the second of a multi-episode photo-journal of a trip to Hokkaido the northern-most island of Japan I discuss some hand-picked Eagle shots, so...
Hokkaido Feb '06 Part I - Japanese Cranes
24 Feb 2006
Contributed by Lukas
In this the first of a multi-episode photo-journal of a trip to Hokkaido the northern-most island of Japan I discuss some hand-picked Japanese crane s...
Teleconverters and Extension Tubes
13 Feb 2006
Contributed by Lukas
In this episode I talk about Extenders or Tele-converters and Extension Tubes. Details: https://mbp.ac/24
Using Telephoto Lenses Successfully
07 Feb 2006
Contributed by Lukas
This week I talk about what constitutes a telephoto lens and a few other topics. Details: https://mbp.ac/23
Composition - Repeating Patterns
31 Jan 2006
Contributed by Lukas
In this episode I discuss a simple but often effective compositional technique of including repeating patterns in your images. Details: https://mbp.a...
Printing with Profiles (Colour Mgmt II)
23 Jan 2006
Contributed by Lukas
In this, the second part of the colour management Podcast, I discuss setting up Photoshop to use the AdobeRGB colour space, then go on to the options ...
Monitor Calibration (Colour Mgmt I)
17 Jan 2006
Contributed by Lukas
The first of two episodes on colour management in which I discuss how I calibrate my monitor to ensure that what I am seeing is the same as anyone els...
Dramatic Sunsets and Visualization
10 Jan 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Sunsets are probably one of the most photographed natural occurrences. So much so, that we need to make them dramatic to set them apart. Details: ht...
Winter Photography Part II
04 Jan 2006
Contributed by Lukas
Following on from Episode 17 on Winter Photography, in this episode I mention a few things I forgot and some things that site members brought up. Det...
Winter Photography and e-Cards
25 Dec 2005
Contributed by Lukas
Winter photography can be very rewarding, but also dangerous for the unprepared. Here're some tips on how to keep your camera going and stay safe...
Composition - Include an Accent
19 Dec 2005
Contributed by Lukas
This week I talk about including an accent in your images. When we view images we probe all areas. Add that little extra or compose with this in mind,...
PL for Water + a Moral Dilemma
11 Dec 2005
Contributed by Lukas
This week, in addition to talking about using a polarizer to reduce reflection in water, I touch on the controversial topic of whether or not a nature...
White Balance
04 Dec 2005
Contributed by Lukas
In this episode I talk about how I deal with White Balance, using the camera presets and when necessary how I set my Custom White Balance. Details: h...
Tilt-Shift lens for Surreal Images
28 Nov 2005
Contributed by Lukas
In this episode I talk about how I use my 24mm Canon TS-E Lens to obtain some creative effects, and maybe breath a little life into your Tilt-Shift le...
Digital Workflow
21 Nov 2005
Contributed by Lukas
In this longer than usual episode I walk you through my Digital Workflow, touching on all major aspects, from transferring the image files to my PC, t...
Good Planning... Good Luck!
13 Nov 2005
Contributed by Lukas
Good planning is very important, and doing as much as you can to improve your chances of getting the shot is paramount, but at the end of the day, a w...
Exposure and Manual Mode
05 Nov 2005
Contributed by Lukas
In this episode hear about Exposure, Exposure Compensation, EV (Exposure Value) and the times that I switch to Manual mode when shooting. Details: ht...
Portraiture - I'm trying, OK!
31 Oct 2005
Contributed by Lukas
Following a business trip to India, I've decided to do a Podcast on a subject I'm not so confident with - portraiture. Details: https://mbp...
Composition - Getting in Close in Landscapes
22 Oct 2005
Contributed by Lukas
Although I love a wide sweeping landscape, it is often very effective to get in close, and just cut out a small area of the scene. Text and images: h...
Don't give away your art!
18 Oct 2005
Contributed by Lukas
A somewhat controversial subject, but this week I talk about the need to protect yourself and photography as a profession, by learning how to negotiat...
Composition - Foreground "Boke" or Blur
10 Oct 2005
Contributed by Lukas
Learn how to use Boke or out of focus area of an image to add a dreamy feel to your shots. Plus something to try beforehand to lessen the shock of loo...
Canon EOS 5D Review
03 Oct 2005
Contributed by Lukas
Having spent a few days with my new Canon EOS 5D, here is a first impressions based review, in which I explain the merits and demerits of the 5D, plus...
Panning - a Swan Takes Flight
25 Sep 2005
Contributed by Lukas
An explanation of a photographic technique called 'Panning', with real-world examples. Details: https://mbp.ac/4
Seeing and Anticipating Shots
19 Sep 2005
Contributed by Lukas
In this episode we'll discuss how to see or anticipate a shot and ways to raise your shots to a higher level. Details: https://mbp.ac/3
Stable Posture in Low Light
12 Sep 2005
Contributed by Lukas
Using my Great Tit shot I explain how to increase your chances of getting the shot in low light. Details: https://mbp.ac/2
The Pink Flamingo's Stare
01 Sep 2005
Contributed by Lukas
The first Podcast from Tokyo based photographer Martin Bailey, discussing his shot - The Pink Flamingo's Stare Details: https://mbp.ac/1