A recent move to consolidate two homes, has resulted in the need to sell a lot of photographic equipment, many of it duplicates between the two homes. I thought this was be easy, it wasn't.

This is a very interesting new development.

Here is Steve Dell on travel photography.

Let's take a look at some great street photography.

Today we will have a chance to look at some beautiful sea scapes

A continuation of the series.

Do I need more images?

Dr. Robert Anderson talks about his images in this continuing series.

Dean Forbes joins us today to view some of his photographs that I believe are in the Walker Evans style.

We discuss the black and white images of Jerry Shonkwiler

Hmmm.. video can help.

After many years, I try to avoid doing photography work for free, and here's why.

A lot of photographers, start taking photographs because they think they can easily sell them. However, I give you some thoughts about some of the obstacles you will need to overcome. Selling photographs it's not easy, and it requires some thought and perseverance.

John Diephouse has 40 years of experience in photography. In addition, one of these images you are about to listen to was howling at the Michigan governor's mansion in Lansing,Michigan. John is an accomplished photographer and I'm sure you will enjoy listening to this discussion. Also, you can follow the YouTube video which shows his work. https://www.instagram.com/jhdiephouse/ you tube video: https://youtu.be/c36llMXt-n8  

In the latest of the I have an idea podcast I talk about copying a photographic idea you may have seen elsewhere.

This is a short podcast, on the type of workshops I chose when I wanted to learn something new about photography. I never really chased the location workshops, and here's why.

I recently ran across an idea, that's probably not unique, but you need to me. Combining a couple of different thoughts I came across an idea for a new project during the summer. It help me get out of my photographic despair.

A short discussion on whether or not I should commit to shooting in black-and-white photography. It's not about giving up color photography, but rather trying to decide if the frustration is worth the effort. Listen into my thoughts.

So why do photographers quit , here are my thoughts.

Marc Silber is an accomplished photo educator, photographer, and more importantly author of a new book: See links below — we have a preorder bonus for his Create book  https://www.silberstudios.com/pre-order-bonus-for-create/ get the book directly from AMZ here  https://amzn.to/3VuU1UY We caught up with Mark in Florida in his hotel room while he was traveling and working.

Is minalism in photography dead? Or do we always need more equipment?