Tog &amp; Log Podcast will be an extension of a blog to educate the audience about being aware of our step-to-step process of creating and delivering our work. The goal is to inspire artists/creatives to include notes of their processes, from initial steps of writing, planning, organizing, and executing their ideas and to record their process, so in the end, they can review, analyze, and share the process to see if their steps led them to their final results.This podcast will primarily focus mainly on analog photography as the medium of choice, but will further discuss the personal experience and technically of gear and other processes to enhance the information based on the medium to capture the personal essence of the creator himself, Dominic.Along the photographic journey of being a creative and photographer, there&#39;s a lot of unknown processes and uncertainty that people typically ask and this podcast will share some of those processes with the audience.

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In this episode, I go over an older blog that I&#39;ve posted on my site a couple of years ago. Since a recent purchase of a second, second-hand Fuji point and shoot camera, I wanted to review the post and give my insight and thoughts since owning the first point and shoot. You can read the article posted on my site: http://dkimg.com/anoldbeaterbeatsabarehand/

Develop Your Visual Senses

An Old Beater Beats a Bare Hand - Fuji Tiaria Point & Shoot Thoughts & Review

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In this episode, we talk about Kodak increasing their prices for 2022 and their latest updated announcement about Kodak Tri-X 400 film in disposable cameras! Even though these two things don&#39;t make much sense in my head, there are bigger things ahead for the Kodak company, and I hope what I discuss in this episode has some correlation and common sense for the film community.

For the Love of Kodak...Why!?

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In our very first episode, we talk about getting your feet wet with film photography. Based on my personal experience, many photographers or creatives don&#39;t make the leap towards trying out film photography, simply because it&#39;s too foreign or unknown to them. Not knowing where to buy their first camera or knowing what film to pick and/or where to find it, plus the steps afterward. In this episode, I explain some of the ideas of film photography, comparing it to digital and examples of good first picks with cameras and film stocks, as well as other things to consider before you dive into shooting your first roll of film!

Getting Your Feet Wet With Film Photography

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A brief introduction of the Tog &amp; Log Podcast and the overview of what will be covered in future episodes!

Introducing Tog & Log Podcast

Tog & Log Podcast will be an extension of a blog to educate the audience about being aware of our step-to-step process of creating and delivering our work. The goal is to inspire artists/creatives to include notes of their processes, from initial steps of writing, planning, organizing, and executing their ideas and to record their process, so in the end, they can review, analyze, and share the process to see if their steps led them to their final results.

This podcast will primarily focus mainly on analog photography as the medium of choice, but will further discuss the personal experience and technically of gear and other processes to enhance the information based on the medium to capture the personal essence of the creator himself, Dominic.

Along the photographic journey of being a creative and photographer, there's a lot of unknown processes and uncertainty that people typically ask and this podcast will share some of those processes with the audience.