Instagram tips from a photographer

Join Check out @LoveThyWalrus on Instagram photographer Paul Fleming sharing more Instagram tips.

Paul is a freelance digital and social media influencer within the travel and tourism industry.

Based in Hobart, Tasmania, Paul combines his academic know-how from his UTas honours degree in Tourism with a flair for captivating travel and visual storytelling photography. Sharing places, stories and experiences via his social media channels, notably as @lovethywalrus on Instagram, Paul travels Australia and internationally working with tourism destinations and operators to showcase their unique products to his global audience.

Our podcast covers more Instagram tips from the practical to the creative steps in Paul’s photographic Instagram workflow, where the interview follows on from the comfort of the harbourside cafe where we are joined by an unexpected friend Samy.

@LoveThyWalrus EATT Magazine Instagram tips
Dove Lake, Cradle Mountain, Tasmania

His primary passion is Tasmania and is well-regarded for his knowledge of the island and how to present the island to a global audience.

@LoveThyWalrus EATT Magazine Instagram tips
Forests of western Tasmania

www.lovethywalrus.com

@LoveThyWalrus EATT Magazine Instagram tips

In 2016 Paul published his first book to showcase his island home of Tasmania, in his own unique style.

PAUSE: A Collection of Tasmanian Moments’ is a compilation of Paul’s beautiful photos from around Tasmania, complemented by ‘moments’ of prose inspired by the images – which Paul wrote especially for PAUSE.

Through the 32 soul-fueling pieces of creative original prose, Paul draws the reader in deeper to some of Tasmania’s incredible places; welcoming them into the stories and locations, beyond just being a viewer.

 Bob Brown, retired Senator and leader of the Australian Greens party, contributed the foreword for PAUSE. Brown noted that “Paul conveys both the inextricable bond we have with our planet and our insignificance in Earth’s grandeur”, and called Paul “a fine new talent”.

 The Australian Arts Review said of PAUSE: “Fleming has successfully created a journal of thoughts that captures raw emotion represented through the Tasmanian landscape, and serves well as a lesson to how to re-invigorate landscape photography”.

PAUSE is 80 pages of full-colour Tasmanian photography, with original prose, in hard back, and is available from

EATT Magazine releases its first online course

Find out more about our first class in the link below

EATT Magazine’s first online course

Join Cullen Pope, the editor of EATT Magazine, the online travel magazine. Find out why this creative, passionate photographer and podcaster wants to take you on a quick whirlwind tour on how easily you can record an interview, podcast, or a meeting for two so you to can capture your best ideas or that late night Skillshare inspiration.

You’ll learn:

  • What readily available equipment is needed
  • Fast and easy ways to record a conversation
  • What app to use and how to upload recordings
  • How to download it or post it online as a podcast
  • Charge your smartphones — it’s time to start recording

Note: Now updated for both iOS and Android devices plus windows or other phone brand users without the app access can use the Studio for Desktop download to record or live stream, integrate easily with Skype, and manage your episodes and drafts from their desktops.

Requires Windows 7+ or OSX 10.8+.
Equipment needed
Rode Microphone Lav
SC6 Dual TRRS input
Smartphone headphones
Android App to Record
iOS App to Record iPhone or iPad
TRRS Extension Cable

Videos include

  • Eyes wide open for your class outline and into the app store
  • Finding the best recording app from this class
  • Getting your content or interviews out there
  • Keeping it simple
  • Talking Points & Key Concepts

Your class outline includes an introduction to the class videos plus a few ideas on why you should record your best ideas

  • The process of Pre-Production
  • What kind of phone you can record on
  • Which microphones to use and where to find them
  • The kind of attachments you need as a double adapter and why they are important
  • how to do a quick check of the sound quality
  • Why you might not go live if you’re starting out
  • How to put it all together
  • What your setup can look like
  • Downloading the App a simple how to looking inside the app on your smartphone
  • App options to get you ready

How to record
Step 1:Stop and pause
Step 2:Replay
Step 3:Reload

Uploading and downloading the Recording

  • Publishing on the App
  • How to find your recording
  • A quick preview on using the platform on your desktop

Get more details on

How to record Meetings, Interviews and Chat all on your Smartphone with a new App

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