Jun 22, 2022
Whether or not you’ve seen 2011 New Zealand romantic comedy Love Birds, please enjoy leading man Rhys Darby explaining the story to you.
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Whether or not you’ve seen 2011 New Zealand romantic comedy Love Birds, please enjoy leading man Rhys Darby explaining the story to you.
Guys guys I finally watched Love Birds.
Christ, that was... Average,
Rhys really aged like fine wine.
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The combination of bored Americans stuck in their homes as well as a fear of public transportation’s safety led to a shortage of bikes in the U.S. This interest in biking is great for the climate because biking is a virtually carbon-free way to get around. But just because people are now jumping on bikes, doesn’t mean cities and towns are ready to handle the influx of riders.
To find out how the United States can be more bike-friendly, Lucy connects with biking advocate Doug Gordon, and Shabazz Stuart the founder of Oonee, a bike parking start-up.
My Additional Thoughts On Photographers Who Steal
My additional thoughts to photographers on these losers continually driving the photography industry further down the industry.
Article: http://www.omaha.com/news/metro/photographers-a-no-show-at-weddings-and-then-in-court/article_f869df1f-3489-5711-ad7c-c8c24c255350.html
I'm stoked this is sparking some fuel for interest. What is also something to think on is it's not entirely the bride's fault, nor should the bride suffer because of her budget.
Sadly - many of the people selling their services on CL aren't good enough to shoot.
BUT! They should be. We truly should have regulations and requirements that are in place to force people to be a master of their craft in order to hand a shingle on their door & start charging.
This is where the disconnect is in many of today's new photographers in relation to film photographers. When one shoots film, you HAVE to get it right in camera or your screwed. Because of this process, one HAD to be a master of their craft.
Today, mastery of a craft is no longer an integral part of photography. Combine that with the majority of photographers showboating their "skills" giving away the farm, combine that with amateurs teaching and combine that with people who steal photos from other photographers & calling it "biz" - our industry is in for a bigger shit storm than what it's in now. If you think I'm mistaken, you're in for a surprise because we're at the tip of the tip of the tip of the iceberg.
What can be done is to encourage others to learn their craft, ONLY teach when you are a master of your craft and CALL OUT in public those who steal photography AND music. Not call them out behind the curtain in threads like this - but lambaste them in public. Public shaming that is done with our corporate vendors through social media to get results we deserve should be exploited in the same manner to those who steal copyrighted intellectual property and use it for profit.
One last thing we can do is to quit short-stroking each other. If work isn't up to par, provide constructive criticism - don't BS each other. This is at epidemic proportions right now & it makes me want to puke.
So choose to educate, empower & inspire others and let's work towards making our industry better instead of watching DBags like these people & the Doug Gordons (who just got busted AGAIN for plagiarism) of our industry continually driving more coffins in the casket the photography industry is getting buried in.
THE NIKON AMBASSADOR PROGRAM EXPANDS TO INCLUDE FOUR NEW PHOTOGRAPHERS
Nikon Inc. announced the addition of four new photographers to the Ambassador Program, a collective initiative dedicated to recognizing the most influential leaders in modern photography. The four additions include commercial shooter Blair Bunting; wedding and portrait photographer Bambi Cantrell; wedding photographer Doug Gordon; and lifestyle and family photographer Tamara Lackey.
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This is another great video on how to pose couples for Wedding photos.
Anyone need help posing couples for Weddings? Well look no further, Doug Gordon is a true master at it and I find his videos and workshops to be really helpful. Don't believe me? Then, have a look for yourself.