So this week we’re in Albufeira, Portugal. I traveled there back in 2014 with my wife. I was in Dublin for work, and we happened to have a bank holiday long weekend. She had her heart set on Albufeira, and I wanted to go to Porto or Lisbon. Guess who won… It’s a wonderful city that I hope to visit again. Have a listen. TW
Tag: Travelogue
Last week I mentioned how the most rewarding images I’ve taken have been the images I shot on set. I also discussed how the images I’ve shot are not permitted to see the light of day. That still true. So why am I showing you an image I shot on set during season 4? Well it’s because there is nothing in the images that grounds it or ties it to any specific plot point, actor, set, and so on and …
We all go through a photographic crisis at some point or another. When we start taking pictures, we might be focused on Street Photography or Landscape or portraits. But at some point our interest in what we are photographing dwindles, and we need to explore new avenues to keep motivated and inspired by our work. Have a listen to the latest Leica Travelogue and feel free to share your thoughts. If you like the show please rate it on iTunes …
Can you hear it? Your footsteps in sand. The wind rushing by you as you walk towards the convoy of vehicles. You think to yourself. What did the guide say? If the wind picks before 2pm there is a chance of a sandstorm? You look towards the horizon, but see nothing. Crystal blue skies. Not even a cloud in sight. We’re back in Morocco for this weeks Travelogue. Let’s take a walk through the edge of the Sahara Desert. If …
As image makers we are all inherently imperfect. The road we take is riddled with failures. Failed moments, failed light, personal fails. This helps us learn and expand our creativity. Here is one such failed attempt. This is a re-recording of the original NY Fail episode. I wasn’t happy with the quality or what was said during the post. So here’s a fresh take. Enjoy. TW
Today we discuss this particular image, dubbed the sign, and whether or not a sign like this can have any effect in a large city such as New York. Now you may recognize this image from a previous Audio log dubbed “The Sign”. That’s because I’ve talked about it before. But when I listened back to it it just didn’t sound that great. The audio was quiet and muffled so I decided to take another stab at it. This time …
Do you ever have that serene feeling when walking home late at night. Where the streets are empty but the commotion of the city is still slightly heard in the deep distance. You feel alone but relaxed. Have a listen to the latest Travelogue. TW
This is a re-post, re-recording of the original Victoria Audio log I did last year. I wasn’t happy with the quality of the audio and decided to take another stab at it. Adding new information to it in the process. Have a listen. Hope you enjoy, and feel free to like or comment. TW
I’m trying something different this time around with the Travelogue. Instead of just showing the picture right away, which you have already seen if you’re viewing the blog, we’re going to paint a mental picture. Hopefully in some way it will translate to the moment I experienced when I was standing in the Sahara Desert in Morocco. I have more to say about the Sahara. More images to show. More experiences to express. But this image is something that has …
I wanted to give an update as to where “The Leica Travelogues” are going. I also have been struggling with gear and the general quality of the episodes I’ve produced. The audio has sounded quiet, muffled and “amateur” in my opinion. The Blue Yeti, which I use, may be a good microphone for some applications but it just isn’t a good mic for me. I feel the tone of my voice gets muffled and my words lost at times. Maybe …