Join Peter Windsor as he and the boys prepare for the 2011 Formula 1 season just ahead of the Australian GP this weekend. Peter is joined by F1 Fanatic’s Keith Collantine, F1B’s Todd McCandless and genius engineer Willem Toet they talk tires, drivers, predictions and more. Mixed in with their commentary, is an interview Peter had with Red Bull Racings Team Principal Christian Horner earlier this week, talking drivers, Adrian Newey and looking ahead to what looks to be one of the most exciting F1 seasons in history. Episode 12 is now available for download, both in video and audio format and as always is available for on demand viewing.
Join Peter as he talks to the charismatic and larger than life, Michael Reichmann of The Luminous Landscape, one of the top, if not in fact the top photographic website in the world. Lu La as it is called has recently joined forces with SmibsTV by streaming our photography shows on their site 24 hours a day. We are so pleased to be part of the Lu La family and look forward to further collaboration with Michael and his partners. Peter and Michael also talk about Michael’s recent experiment which is living in beautiful Mexico with only a Lumix GH2 for street shooting and the depressing thought that he has to return north in 2 weeks back to the snow and slush. They also talk about Michael’s future plans for his own shooting, new cameras on the horizon and they even touch upon the crisis in Japan and how that has and will affect the world of photography.
The Luminous Landscape episode of Fine Art Photography Weekly will be in reruns until tomorrow morning on http://smibs.tv/live . After that you can watch the episode on demand on our show page at http://smibs.tv/FAPW
All three of this week’s guests are returnees, have impressive credentials, websites and thousands of followers. We’re talking about engineer extraordinaire Willem Toet, Keith Collantine from UK’s F1 Fanatic and Todd McCandless from Formula1Blog.com. Each has their unique take, both inside and outside the paddock, on the motor racing world. A pre-recorded video interview with RBR’s Team Principal, Christian Horner is also on the schedule. We’re really looking forward to this episode and to the long-awaited start of the 2011 World Championship Season in Melbourne, Australia!
LIVE Wednesday, March 23/2011 at 11AM Pacific / 18:00 UK time at http://smibs.tv/live
This is a truly inspiring episode: Peter talks to Wayne Levin about his lifetime of work, his books and projects. Wayne is a true gentleman, humble and generous with sharing his knowledge, he brings across to the audience his environmental ethic for the protection of his muse: the underwater landscape and creatures of the ocean. Join Peter and Wayne and discover a whole new world under the sea.
Episode 32 of Fine Art Photography Weekly is now available on our show page for on-demand viewing as well as for download in video or only audio format.
Peter is joined once again by pro photographer, Rob Skeoch – this time he is not talking sports photography but rather traditional photography. Rob not only sells his fine art black and white prints, produced the traditional way in the dark room – but he also owns a wonderful online retail store called ‘Big Camera Workshops‘ which services photographers that still prefer the way photographer was primarily done before the digital age.
Episode 31 of Fine Art Photography Weekly is now available on our show page for on-demand viewing as well as for download in video or only audio format.
Join Peter as he talks to the charismatic and larger than life, Michael Reichmann of 
This is a truly inspiring episode: Peter talks to Wayne Levin about his lifetime of work, his books and projects. Wayne is a true gentleman, humble and generous with sharing his knowledge, he brings across to the audience his environmental ethic for the protection of his muse: the underwater landscape and creatures of the ocean. Join Peter and Wayne and discover a whole new world under the sea.
Peter is joined once again by pro photographer, Rob Skeoch – this time he is not talking sports photography but rather traditional photography. Rob not only sells his fine art black and white prints, produced the traditional way in the dark room – but he also owns a wonderful online retail store called ‘
