The Streets Photog Podcast is for Tucson street photographers who adore the southwest and love telling 1,000 heartfelt words about their finest images. Follow burgeoning photographer David J. Del Grande who provides a first-hand account of early morning photo shoots and chance encounters grabbing street shots. From freelance photojournalism gigs to exhibition work, Del Grande’s stories will strike a nerve for those interested in Old Pueblo avenue tales.
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The Streets Photog Podcast is for Tucson street photographers who adore the southwest and love telling 1,000 heartfelt words about their finest images. Follow burgeoning photographer David J. Del Grande who provides a first-hand account of early morning photo shoots and chance encounters grabbing street shots. From freelance photojournalism gigs to exhibition work, Del Grande’s stories will strike a nerve for those interested in Old Pueblo avenue tales.
3 Things Professional Photographers Do - Game Changers
The Streets Photog Podcast
7 minutes 27 seconds
3 years ago
3 Things Professional Photographers Do - Game Changers
Isn’t it especially satisfying when your photos are getting loads of attention on social media? Some days it seems like we can do no wrong creatively, aye?
But then the pendulum swings and your format comes screeching to a halt.
These are three things that pro photogs do outside of being on social media. And emulating their behavior has been extremely rewarding.
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Until next time, I'll see you in the streets.
The Streets Photog Podcast
The Streets Photog Podcast is for Tucson street photographers who adore the southwest and love telling 1,000 heartfelt words about their finest images. Follow burgeoning photographer David J. Del Grande who provides a first-hand account of early morning photo shoots and chance encounters grabbing street shots. From freelance photojournalism gigs to exhibition work, Del Grande’s stories will strike a nerve for those interested in Old Pueblo avenue tales.
