Camera Shake Podcast - Unlock the secrets of photography and take your skills to the next level with exclusive interviews featuring world leading photographers in any genre. Entertaining and empowering conversations that leave you inspired to elevate your craft with the best in the business. A unique opportunity to learn from the guiding lights of photography.
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Camera Shake Podcast - Unlock the secrets of photography and take your skills to the next level with exclusive interviews featuring world leading photographers in any genre. Entertaining and empowering conversations that leave you inspired to elevate your craft with the best in the business. A unique opportunity to learn from the guiding lights of photography.
Rock Legends & The Ugly Truth About Photo Rights with NEIL ZLOZOWER
Camera Shake Photography Podcast
1 hour 37 minutes 7 seconds
2 months ago
Rock Legends & The Ugly Truth About Photo Rights with NEIL ZLOZOWER
Join legendary music photographer Neil Zlozower as he shares candid stories behind capturing Van Halen, Mötley Crüe, David Bowie, Steve Vai, and other rock icons. Discover how those iconic shots came to life—and the often harsh reality of protecting your images in a digital world that’s quick to copy and slow to ask. Neil dives into his process, licensing strategy, battling social media misuse, leveraging eBay’s VeRO program, and building the boutique Atlas Icons archive.
Camera Shake Photography Podcast
Camera Shake Podcast - Unlock the secrets of photography and take your skills to the next level with exclusive interviews featuring world leading photographers in any genre. Entertaining and empowering conversations that leave you inspired to elevate your craft with the best in the business. A unique opportunity to learn from the guiding lights of photography.
