Yowza… sometimes doing a podcast is complicated beyond my control.

I’ve been having a terrible time over the last couple of weeks with the software that runs the blog and now that I’ve gotten that sorted out, I’m having problems with the plugin for the software that lets me post podcasts.

So, I’ve got a podcast in the hopper and hope to get it out there to you soon, but until then, take a look at the great content available on the Photocast Network.

-Jeff

Well, if you’ve been trying to get to Camera Position over the last few days and have had a hard time, join the crowd. It seems that the Podcast became popular enough that I was running my web server’s bandwidth allotment dry. That reached a head last night when the server shut down.

I think I’ve got it all sorted now, and a new podcast is on the way in a day or two, so thanks for hanging in there!

-Jeff

Camera Position is a podcast about the visual and creative processes in photography, not the technical.
Using images and the spoken word, my podcasts are about the “why” of photography from the point of view of the creative photographer.
Passion for subject, experience and image all wind together in these short commentaries about camera-based images and my life as a photographer.
The podcasts are presented as “enhanced” podcasts, meaning that they have images embedded in them so there are visuals that accompany the audio. The best way to watch and listen is in iTunes, though QuickTime Player works as well. A last choice would be an iPod with video capability, as the images are pretty darn small on those screens.
The podcasts can also be watched in your browser if you have QuickTime installed.
Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes –

Subscribe to the podcast in another podcasting client –
feed URL to copy and paste: http://feeds.feedburner.com/cameraposition

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