Yup, we’re doing it like pros with this podcast. That’s in reference to our interview with professional media creator Chris Seufert (he works in photography, video, and audio, among other things). This is our first interview with someone who is actually making a living from their photography, and Chris is doing it a little differently than most. He’s actually doing most of his marketing threw Flickr. This is part one of a two part interview.
To the right there is our photo of the week, contributed by Fiction and Photography (name: Alan Nelson). We’d like to thank him for contributing and to everyone who voted. I’m not sure of the numbers, but I don’t think there’s a lot of black and white photography posted on Flickr (compared to color), so I think it’s nice when we can highlight some of the good ones.
Speaking of black and white photography, here’s our question of the week: Compared to color photography on flickr, why do you think we see so few black and white photos? Does anyone who ordinarily shoots in color decide later that a photo might look nicer in B&W and change it in photo editing software? You can answer the question of the week at the PSP Group on Flickr.
Bonus link: Here’s an article about Flickr that appeared in the Sunday New York Times, in case you missed it.
Thanks for listening, and don’t forget to visit our Flickr group to contribute your photos and answer the question of the week. Have a good week, and we’ll talk with you next.
