Bokeh & Beyond Photography

In this episode, Kristina and I look back over the previous 26 episodes of the podcast. We let you know where we are going and what is happening with Bokeh & Beyond Photography.

In this episode, Kristina and I discuss the concept of decluttering and how it could help creativity. We also look at a small but mighty printer that could help with mindfulness and a mindful journal.

In this episode, Kristina and I, speak to Paul Sanders who used to be the photo editor at the Times newspaper in England and is now with discoverstill.com

Paul discusses how he got involved with photography, working as a photographer, mental health, discovering still and mindfulness.

Paul Sanders is an award-winning landscape photographer. Still hosts mindful photography workshops across the UK and online, designed to help you reconnect with the world through the art of photography.

Check out the website at discoverstill.com

In today's episode, Kristina and I discuss mindfulness and what it looks like and some ways of going about achieving Considered Photography.

In this episode, Kristina and I talk about going beyond the basics of photography.

When we as photographers create our work are there hidden meaning or messages in the work? What is the intention behind the work?

The instagram is up an happening it is bokehnbeyond

In this episode, Kristina and I breifly revisit the topic of Ai photography before moving on to the idea of workshops and specifically astro photography.

Consider what responsibilities you have as a creative to represent issues around you and to be real. This is the issue that we will be discussing on today's podcast.

In this episode, Kristina and I discuss the idea of Ai and photography. How much Ai is already involved in the photographic process now and how much could there be. We look at if this is a good or bad thing and so much more.

In this episode, Kristina and I discuss what we are up to these days photographically as well as the idea of change.

In this episode, Kristina and I discuss G.A.S. and examine if we have it and how it can hinder our creativity.

What is imagination? Can it help in photography? What is the difference between imagination and creativity? We look at all these questions and more in this episode. So join us for a fun 30 minutes or so.

In this week's episode, Kristina and I discuss the end of DP Review and look at 3 of the masters of photography. We talk about Dorothea Lange, Diane Arbus, and, Annie Leibovitz.

In todays episode, Kristina and I talk about how photography should be fun. Some go onto making a living from photography. No matter where you are on your journey in photography we should all take time to enjoy the thing we love.

In this episode, BJ and Dylan from Rozelle Darkroom join us to talk about the only public access darkroom in Sydney. Join us for all the fun.

In this episode, Kristina and I discuss the value of goal setting and photography. You might be amazed how much it can change your work flow. Kriatina also talks about instagram.

In this episode, Kristina and I discuss a photographic exhibition that we have just seen as well how to get involved with the Head On Photo Festival. Kristina, comes up with a great way for you to get involved with street photography and so much more.

In this episode, Kristina and I talk about being creative and trying new ways of being creative. We not only look at photography but take a broad brush approach to creativity.

In this weeks episode, we look at the choices we as photographers can make between buying expensive equipment or inexpensive equipment.

In this episode, We hear from a new listener, Kristina gets a present and we talk about self reffection and criticism. Why are these important to you as a photographer? Can they really help you to improve or prepel you forward? Maybe if you are stagnating as a photographer there is no self reflection or criticism taking place.