This Week in Photo

This week on TWiP, 100 groundbreaking cameras in the history of photography, new UK legislation provides unlimited access to orphan works, and an interview with Corwin Hiebert from Craft & Vision with tips on how photographers can build their own successful micro businesses.

The Boston Marathon bombings reinforce the importance of great photojournalism. The Kentucky Derby bans all interchangeable lens cameras. And Beyonce tells pro photographers to look for other work.

This week on TWiP, Adobe releases a beta of Lightroom 5, a photographer uses Criagslist to track down a thief who stole his photography gear, and Dove Canada releases a Photoshop Trojan Horse to shame potential body-shamers. Plus another Critique of the Week, Listener Q&A, and our Picks of the Week.

Sears and Walmart shutter their portrait studios. A new Facebook app enables users to create photo products from your images – without your permission. HTC and Facebook collaborate on a new social media ready phone. A discussion about how far you are willing to go to get the shot. Plus an interview with Varina and Jay Patel!

This week on TWiP, Jared ‘Fro Knows Photo’ Polin, and Jeffrey ‘No Fro’ Totaro, join ‘Fro’derick Van Johnson for a fun and lively discussion about imitating vs. originating. Frederick also sits down for a special interview with Matt Granger – That Nikon Guy. Plus we have our regular Critique of the Week, Listener Q&A, and Picks of the Week segments. All this and more on TWiP #301!