Seshu interviews Sissela Johannson about her upcoming workshop for photographers, The Human Connection.

Ling Messer and Michelle Blais have launched a new course called "Master Your Website Content" for photographers who struggle to complete their site.

Amy Drucker, a New York state based photographer talk about her journey into family documentary photography.

Sephi Bergerson, a documentary photographer, wasn't about to sit still even during the lockdown during the pandemic. Listen to how he decided to connect with people around the world to create their portraits using nothing more than the Facetime application on his iPhone.

In this episode I speak with Sarah Thompson, founder of ShopBlackCT.com about the black-owned business guide that she has created with the timely assistance of photographers like Corey Lynn Tucker.

With COVID-19, restaurants are hurting. Some are offering take out menus and still producing dishes for families and communities. Lisa Nichols, a food photographer, chose to document the lives of some of these restaurants in the state of Connecticut.

Anne Ruthman joins us in this two-part episode to talk about how photographers can approach pricing and why her incredible resource, "Pricing Workbook for Creatives" is an important asset for creative entrepreneurs around the world.

Aakaash Bali is a cinematic narrative fine art photographer, based in Long Island, New York.

Retired medical oncologist, Paul Hetzel took up photography and chose to focus on urban and landscape photography. This chat is to discover how you

Morten Rand-Hendriksen is launching a special event on May 24th for photographers and photo enthusiasts around the world to participate in a 24-hour marathon. It's an event he calls, 24x24x Photo Marathon.

Eric Francis, an editorial and sport photographer is photographing families in and around Omaha, Nebraska during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A chat with Paul Gero, former photojournalist and now portrait photographer based in Wisconsin about his neighborhood family portrait project called, Portraits In The Time Of Corona.

Chloe Lodge's book, "For The Love Of The Photograph" offers a recipe for finding and constructing photographs. Over 10 distinct chapters you will learn things like: "the art of visual language, storytelling and the wonder of light."

Vanessa Joy, a wedding and portrait photographer has just written her first book on off-camera flash. She eschews the usual jargon found in technical books and explores 32 scenarios using simple English.

This interview with Bob Krist, travel photographer and videographer, is all about his new book, Old Souls & Timeless Places.

Photographer Danny Weiss pays tribute to 18 survivors of The Holocaust, showing us how Jews post World War II who had escaped and immigrated found ways to not just live but also to thrive in their new communities.

Large format photography need not be a mystery to anyone. Steve Sherman, an environmental black & white photographer based in Rocky Hill, Connecticut has been pursuing film photography for 35 years. We chat about his journey and the workshops he offers called The Power of Process.

Rafal Wegiel, an Alberta, Canada headshot portrait photographer has launched a new course to teach you all about retouching headshot portraits.

Corey Potter, founder of Fuel Your Photos, a community for photographers that specializes on SEO education has just launched SEO for Photographers - https://www.tiffinbox.org/seo-course

Esteban Gil speaks with Tiffincast about his distinct wedding photography work and his workshops around the country.