Photography Podcast with Alain and Natalie Briot

In part one of this episode Alain and Natalie talk about what is art using a list of 17 art definitions written by Natalie's Navajo students. Part one covers definitions one to seven. After reading each definition Alain and Natalie talk about what they mean to them, how they relate to them, and what they make them think of.

In this episode Alain and Natalie discuss the Marketing Success Seminar Series. Part 1 was taught in 2016, Part 2 in 2017 and Part 3 will be taught in 2018. This is a 2 day seminar that takes place in Phoenix Arizona in April. You can see the full description, and register, on the Workshops page at http://www.beautiful-landscape.com/Workshop-home.html

In this episode Alain and Natalie talk about their Little Known workshops. These are advanced workshops which take participants to little known places and focus on advanced fine art photography techniques. The little known Workshops are open to previous workshop participants and are offered by invitation only. If you are interested in participating email us to let us know. my email is on my website at www.alainbriot.com

In this episode Natalie and Alain talk about the different aspects of the 2017 Fine Art Summit that takes place in Zion National Park in November. The Fine Art Summit is a yearly event organized in a different location each year. We always invite a guest teacher and presenter. This year our guest presenter is Jeff Schewe. Jeff and Alain will both give 4 presentations on Photoshop and Lightroom. They will also work one on one with the participants. The Summit is a combination of classroom presentations and field photography. During the Summit we photograph at sunrise and sunset then meet in the classroom during the day for processing and printing sessions. After the summit we offer a three-days Summit Vision Field workshop which takes you from Zion to Bryce Canyon, Escalante Grand Staircase and Capitol Reef. Join us for this uniquely exciting workshop! The registration details and a full description are on my website at http://www.beautiful-landscape.com

This episode is the first announcement for the new Advanced Advancement Layers Mastery Workshop on DVD or USB card. This announcement features a detailed recording of the goals of this new tutorial plus information on how to join the pre-announcement list. The Advanced Advancement Layers Mastery Workshop on DVD or USB is the update to the original Adjustment Layers Mastery Workshop which was released about 4 years ago. The focus of this Mastery Tutorial is how to process your photographs to fine art standards by converting them in Lightroom and then processing and optimizing them in Photoshop using adjustment layers. The table of contents of this new Mastery Tutorial is available on my site, the link is on my home page at beautiful-landscape.com

This episode is about the 2016 Antelope Canyon Workshop. It focuses on the highlights of the workshop and on what makes photographing Antelope Canyon, and other slot canyons, so unique and exciting.

In this episode Alain and Natalie talk about their experience teaching the 2016 Marketing Success Seminar which took place over two days in Phoenix, Arizona. Alain and Natalie talk about the most important aspects of selling your fine art photography successfully so that you avoid the pitfalls that plague inexperienced photographers. The goal is to teach you how to be successful selling your photography.

This episode consists of an interview I did with Paul Griffith in September 2015. During this interview Paul and I discuss what motivated me to get started selling my work, the artistic aspects of photography, the business of photography and how to get started, my fine art work, my workshops and more.

This episode focuses on Navajo Humor. In this conversation Alain and Natalie Briot talk about the Navajo's sense of humor and why it is important to have a sense of humor. They expand into the importance of using humor and of having fun when doing your photography work. Finally, they discuss the role that humor plays in being creative and in exploring new ideas. This is the 6th episode of Alain and Natalie's series about Living on Navajoland. Alain and Natalie lived in Canyon de Chelly from 1995 to 2002. This series focuses on their 7 years experience living and photographing in Navajoland.

In this episode Alain and Natalie Briot talk about the Fine Art Photography Summit now in its 14th year. They also talk about their series of Little Known Workshops which offer the opportunity to photograph little known or unknown locations in a small group setting. Topics cover a description of the Fine Art Summit, of the Little Known Workshops, and of Alain one on one consulting program. A comparison of these different learning opportunities as well as anecdotes related to Alain and Natalie experience make this podcast one that you do not want to miss.

In this episode Alain and Natalie Briot talk about their Fine Art Photography Workshops. Topics cover frequently asked questions, what makes their workshops unique, locations, the importance of a print review and much more.

In this episode Alain and Natalie Briot talk about their experiences hiking in Navajoland. They discuss how they explored areas of Navajoland where non-Navajos never go and what happened when they went there and photographed these unknown but beautiful and extremely photogenic locations.

This episode is part 2 of 2 of the Non judgmental aspects of Navajo Culture. Natalie and Alain continue to discuss how living in Navajoland influenced their creativity and help them start their journey to business success.

This episode is part 1 of a 2 parts series titled The Non Judgmental Aspects of Navajo Culture. In this conversation Natalie and Alain discuss how this aspect of Navajo Culture influenced their creativity and why it helped them start their photography business.

This Slideshow presents the many different aspects of the 2013 FIne Art Photography Summit that took place in Page, Arizona. It also shows the locations we photographed during the Vision Field Workshop following the Summit. The Native American flute music is by Travis Terry. For those of you who attended the Summit, this will bring back memories of this unique event. For those of you who could not join us, it will give you a good idea of what the Summit consists of. Enjoy! This slideshow is in movie format.