Inside Analog Photo Radio - Deon Reynolds

[Scott_Sheppard]

Hello Everybody:

We have updated the iTunes / RSS Feed / Facebook Page with a fresh program featuring...

Deon Reynolds - Fine Art Photographer

http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/inside-analog-photo-radio/id291806626

For our friends that don't have or use iTunes... Here is the RSS XML feed for the program.

Dead Link Removed

And our Facebook Page where you can listen in (like us as well !!

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Inside-Analog-Photo/100740179973021

** ENJOY **

Thanks

Scott

 

[Ektagraphic]

Yay!

 

[Scott_Sheppard]

Ektagraphic....

Did you check out his work ?? Very cool stuff from a toy camera (well single use Kodak).

Very inspiring work, Just goes to show you it really does not matter what camera you use !!

Thanks

Scott

 

[tac]

After a few minutes of nothing but commercials, I turned it off. Sorry guys, can't stand commercials. Put them at the end, maybe?

 

[Scott_Sheppard]

After a few minutes of nothing but commercials, I turned it off. Sorry guys, can't stand commercials. Put them at the end, maybe?

I know what we can do... Why don't you PAY $ for a subscription and we will make a special feed just for the paying subscribers and this way you wont have to listen to "2" minutes of our sponsors commercial spots.

How's that ??

Thanks

Scott

 

[tac]

I know what we can do... Why don't you PAY $ for a subscription and we will make a special feed just for the paying subscribers and this way you wont have to listen to "2" minutes of our sponsors commercial spots.

How's that ??

Thanks

Scott

Yes, That would be another viable solution, but by far the easier is to just not listen to the show.

 

[M.A.Longmore]

Hi Scott,

That's an excellent idea.
I haven't had a chance to listen to any of the programs, as yet.
But, after being bombarded with what seems like annoyingly endless advertising all week.
It would be nice for $ub$criber$ to enjoy a podcast without the $ponsor$ $pot$.
APUG'ers With A Paid Membership Should Appreciate That Small Privilege !

P.S. : To Tac, The easier solution, is not always the best solution.
Or we would all be members of DPUG ... Digital Photography Users Group.
And running around with our DigiSnappers, and loading up 2 Gigabyte memory cards with mundane images.


Enjoy The Weekend

Ron

From The Long Island Of New York, and the
Long Island @ Large Format Group, right here on APUG
.

 

[Chazzy]

Commercials are a necessary evil. I just ignore them.

 

[Schlapp]

Turned it off after/before the ads finished.

 

[Ektagraphic]

Scott- I did check out his work--Very interesting!....I would pay for your programming. I thouroughly enjoy listening!

 

[Shangheye]

After a few minutes of nothing but commercials, I turned it off. Sorry guys, can't stand commercials. Put them at the end, maybe?

Seriously...have you heard of the forward button? How else can a free of fee radio function? I am stunned at your approach....but each to their own I guess :rolleyes:

Scott...I certainly appreciate your podcasts. K

 

[SWphoto]

Amazing how people expect others to work for free- doesn't everyone have to pay bills? Obviously, those who can't tolerate commercials in lieu of having to pay for a subscription have the right to not listen. But then they miss a lot of good interviews and techniques/approaches. I find most of these interviews very interesting, even if a particular one is not my "cup of tea." Keep it up, Scott!

 

[blackandwhitebeetle]

It is good to have the commercials because it helps businesses that work with analog photographers stay alive.

I only wish there were more commercials out there supporting analog. From my experience most people dont even know about Fuji Instax or know about these great places to send out your film.

When I use my Polaroid land camera people look at me like I have two heads. They wonder if they still make film for it and of course Fuji does. If this was more commercialized I think people would have a little more understanding that this film is available out there and I also think it would increase sales for Fuji. Increased sales help keep the analog industry alive.

I have an even better idea! Lets have a subscription, pay money and keep all the commercials in each episode.

I enjoy inside analog radio.

Keep up the good work Scott

 

[markbarendt]

The commercials don't bother me.

 

[Ektagraphic]

I totally agree with blackandwhitebeetle!