The TOGCHAT Photography Podcast with Joe Edelman is the only podcast that focuses on the HOWS and WHYS behind creating consistently great photographs. Regardless of your skill level, if you are working to improve your photography, this is the show for you.
I am an award-winning photographer and photo educator with over 40 years of professional experience and I love to share what I have learned along the way.
Join me each week for discussions, photo news and interviews with internationally renowned photographers along with the exclusive TOGCHAT Q&A that is recorded live during my weekly YouTube livestream — where I answer your photography questions and help you solve photography related problems — in real time.
TOGCHAT is a great way to learn while you are editing, shooting, exercising, cleaning — well you get the picture!
I do hope you'll join me for the next episode of TOGCHAT and let me help you — improve your photography, because your BEST SHOT it's your NEXT SHOT — and I want to help you make it a great one.
-- Joe Edelman
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TOGCHAT Photography Podcast
The TOGCHAT Photography Podcast with Joe Edelman focuses on the HOW’S and WHY’S behind making consistently great photographs.
Regardless of your skill level, if you are working to improve your photography, this is the photography podcast for you.
The TOGCHAT Photography Podcast hosted by award-winning photographer and photo educator Joe Edelman is listened to by a growing community of photographers and photo enthusiasts in over 100 countries.
Join me each week for exclusive interviews with renowned photographers from around the globe. Also, behind the scenes interviews with photo industry manufacturers and retailers as well as discussions about photographic techniques, photo news and even the occasional gear conversation.
TOGCHAT is a great way to learn while you are editing, shooting, exercising, cleaning — well you get the picture!
I do hope you’ll join me for the next episode of TOGCHAT and let me help you improve your photography. Remember, your BEST SHOT — it’s your NEXT SHOT — and I want to help you make it a great one.
— Joe Edelman