Hosted by Bart Busschots · 🇺🇸 US · EN-IE · 153 episodes
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A monthly show of no fixed format focusing on the art and craft of photography. Sometimes it’s a panel show, sometimes it’s an interview show, and sometimes it’s just the host, Bart Busschots, pontificating on his own.
Bart Busschots hosts Let's Talk Photography, a leisure show with 153 episodes published.
The fine folks at the Naples Mac Friends invited Bart back to give another photography presentation, and this time, asked him to focus on the art rather than the craft. Much of that presentation was very visual, and not
In this rare panel show Bart and Allison Sheridan chat with Ron Burch, a long-time friend of Allison's who spends his retirement travelling the world while indulging in his love of photography. Ron has mastered both the
In this solo show Bart shares the story of a series he recently shot of spring flowers along the woodland trails in Carton House Estate near Maynooth in the east of Ireland. Bart focuses on the artistic choices he made b
In this solo show Bart shares and anecdote that reminded him of just how rewarding it can be to combine your curiosity with your photography. Listen, subscribe, and get the show notes at lets-talk.ie/ltp150. This show is
In this solo show Bart reminds you that the sliders in your editing app go both ways, even those you reflexively always slide in the same direction! Listen, subscribe, and get the show notes at lets-talk.ie/ltp149. This
Rather than resolutions, Bart starts his photographic year by setting himself a challenge. It went great in 2024, so how did it go in 2025? And what about 2026? Could this approach work for you? Listen, subscribe, and ge
Bart shares his experiences chasing steam trains in the run up to Christmas 2025 as an illustration of how adversity can be a learning opportunity if you approach it with the right mindset. Listen, subscribe, and get the
Phone cameras don’t change that much year-to-year, but those changes really add up over two or three! In this solo show Bart illustrates this point with his experiences upgrading from an iPhone 15 Pro Max to a 17 Pro Max
Fresh off presenting to a Mac Users Group, Bart shares his basic advice for getting better photos in general, being careful to pay extra attention to getting the most from phone cameras because those are the cameras most
In this solo show Bart describes the technological tricks modern smartphone cameras use to take better photos than traditional optics and sensors alone could possibly achieve. Listen, subscribe, and get the show notes at
Bart is joined by friend of the show Allison Sheridan from the NosillaCast podcast for a chat about shooting in urban environments triggered by an intriguing email from Allison. Listen, subscribe, and get the show notes
This solo show is dedicated to a simple piece of advice — don't try to use a phone camera as if it's a high-end DSLR, it isn't, so let that reality guide your use of this wonderful photographic tool. Avoid the the inhere
In this solo show Bart tries to convince you to do the considerate thing and add alternative text to all the photos you share on social media. Sure, do it because it's the right things to do, but don't think of it as a c
In this solo show Bart pontificates on just one word — Luck. It's essential, but not sufficient, and understanding it's role will transform it from your nemesis into an opportunity. Listen, subscribe, and get the show no
In this solo show Bart describes how he's going to pivot to the unintentional insult of complimenting his camera into an opportunity to evangelise the craft of photography, and offers ten simple tips to get people starte
In this solo show Bart shares his expanded understanding of the many kinds of symmetry all around us, how it was triggered by a simple photographic challenge, and how it led to his new-found appreciation of art of design
In this solo show Bart shares some recent experiences engaging with creative professionals, and how those experiences have helped clarify some of his thinking on whether or not AI bots can replace photographic creative p
In this solo show Bart shares his idea of setting himself "New Year's Challenges" instead of stereotypical New Year's resolutions, looks back on his 2024 challenge to try shoot more monochromes, and forward to his 2025 c
In this solo show Bart tries to explain the difference between a channel mixer for monochrome conversion, and the very similar looking selective colour adjustment, and to do so, he starts by describing the HSL representa
In this solo show Bart explains why we can't have a single unified opinion on 'AI in photography' — there are a whole spectrum of different AI-powered tools that interact with photography in different ways, and they all
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Let's Talk Photography is hosted by Bart Busschots. The show is categorised under leisure (hobbies) and has published 153 episodes.
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