Photography Soup (No-Camera-Talk-allowed edition)

Welcome to a new edition of the "Photography Soup". In today's edition, camera-talk is not allowed! The rest of the blog is all about camera-talk after all ;-)

Learning
If you like free, then be sure to check the debut of David Ziser's webinar at 2pm New York City time today. The webinar is using GotoMeeting which makes it easy to watch with your current browser. If you haven't used GotoMeeting before, be sure to sign-on ahead of time to allow for familiarization. It will feature questions about wedding photography and other topics. It is scheduled to last about an hour. Find out more at Digital Pro Talk.

Dynamic range, tools and features are the topic of this .edu article by Peter K. Burian at the website of the Shutterbug magazine.

Staying at Shutterbug, David Brooks writes on their blog about color accuracy. Those NewsHour guys are multi-talented! We are waiting for a response from Mark Shields ;-)

And if you want more tips and tutorials, brew a pot of coffee, because the Imaging Insider has assembled a list of 30 tips and tutorials for your edu-ntainment!

Inteviews with Crash Taylor
What's photography without photographers? That is a good question to ponder, but in the meantime, Crash Taylor continues his on-going series of interviews with photographers! Check out his latest interviews with:

+ Jasmine Star, one of the American Photo Top 10 wedding photogs
+ wedding photographer Gordon Jovic
+ Jose Villa - one of the top ten photogs picked by American Photo
+ and many more

Around the photo-blogo-sphere
Digital Photography School reaches its zenith (corrected word) as it scores an interview with critically-acclaimed nature photographer Art Wolfe, well-known to PBS fans for his series "Travels to the Edge", which is available on DVD.

The F1.0 blog digs into the archives and unearths an article from 1944 discussing the future of photography (then).

And now time to practice your french, although the pictures talk a lot louder than words in this post: It is titled the four seasons of photography and it literally follows the four seasons, starting from July 2007 to July 2008! There are a lot of pictures in this post, so if you are reading on a slower machine or internet connection, it may take a while to load! Be sure to check the bottom of the page, there is a link to the second page of the article. It is the link that says "2" which I believe is french for the number two ;-)

We mentioned this already, but is well-worth repeating over and over! A collection of forty-nine (49) photography DIY, hacks and models assembled at DIYPhotography.net. You can get ideas, you can start new projects, you can save some cash, you can create a custom-solution that fits your needs. You never know what you may find until you check it out!

Consumer Watch
You heard the whole proprietary ink debate, you heard different manufactures making noise, but what's really going on? De-Mystifying Digital takes four popular all-in-one inkjet printers and analyzes their cost of ownership and operation.

Don't forget the Flickr pool
And we close with the flickr pool that accompanies this blog and was created for the express purpose of showcasing the work of our readers!