8 NOV. 2021 · How to protect your camera gear for winter weather photo shoots. Zip loc freezer bags, hair ties, elastic bands and hand warmers… how do these inexpensive items help protect your gear? We want to hear from you. Please leave a comment/review on apple podcast. You can find Cocktail Hour With Snap the Planet wherever you listen to your favourite podcasts. A BIG Thank You to Tim, Tric and Judy for your tips and advice. Thank you for listening. Our socials: Tumblr: SnapthePlanet Twitter @hour_st Facebook: fqcebook.com/snaptheplanet Our website: www.snaptheplanet.com Please like, follow, share and comment. Snap the Planet is a community of like minded photographers from around the globe who educate, support and inspire through positivity.

6 NOV. 2021 · Teaser: Tips, tricks and hacks for cold weather photo shoots.

30 OCT. 2021 · Clever photography hacks for Halloween using inexpensive materials. Whether spooky or cute themes for your photos, these tricks, tips and hacks are great fun to do with family and friends. Our Social Media: Twitter @hour_st Facebook: www.facebook.com/snaptheplanet Instagram: cocktail_hour_with_stp_podcast Our website: www.snaptheplanet.com Please like, follow, share and comment. Leave us a review. Snap the Planet is a community of like minded photographers who encourage, support, educate through a positive spirit.

11 OCT. 2021 · You have been designated to take the family photo for this year’s Christmas card. Maybe, you want to take a artistic landscape photo of your pet. Whatever the reason is, I can help with some hacks, tips and tricks to create a stress free and tear free experience for your autumnal snaps. We want to hear from you! Please leave a review, comment, concern, suggestion on our Twitter: @hour_st Like and follow. We’ll follow back Our Facebook group: Snap the Planet. Please request to join. Our website: www.snaptheplanet.com Our Facebook Page: Snap the Planet: The Best Of Please like and follow our page. Snap the Planet is a community of like minded photographers from all skill levels and from around the globe. We encourage positivity in encouragement, inspiration, education and support. Cocktail Hour With Snap the Planet can be heard wherever you listen to you favourite podcast.

24 SEP. 2021 · How I love rainy days! Did you know that a rainy/cloudy day is the perfect time to go out and starting capturing moody and atmospheric images? It’s TRUE! This podcast will delve into the tips and how tos of shooting on a rainy day. Also, Cocktail Hour With Snap the Planet wants YOU! Yes,YOU! We want to feature you and your podcast(if you have one) your photography business on one of our episodes . Contact me…Jan on Twitter @hour_st, Facebook: Messenger Jan Silversides Please leave a review. We want to hear from you. What do you like? Don’t like or want to hear more about. Please join our Facebook Snap the Planet. The website for Snap the Planet is. www.snaptheplanet.com. Cocktail Hour With Snap the Planet has a website www.cocktailhourwithsnaptheplanet.podpage.com Listen to Cocktail Hour With Snap the Planet on your favourite podcast app.

23 SEP. 2021 · Podcast promotion

16 SEP. 2021 · Discussing different hacks to create unique images uisng materials found around the home. What are your thoughts about kit lenses. Let us know. Twitter @hour_st Follow and like our Facebook page. Best of: Snap the Planet. Our website: www.snaptheplanet.com We invite you to join our Facebook group. Snap the Planet Cocktail Hour With Snap the Planet is now available for download on Amazon Music and Audible.

26 JUL. 2021 · Clever, simple hacks for photography using items found around the house, discussing the pros and cons of kit lenses, favourite camera and gear.

24 JUL. 2021 · Learn how to create a silver reflector using everyday items. Diffusing harsh natural light with a bakery staple. The back button focus technique: how to. Railroad tracks safety for photo shoot.

19 JUL. 2021 · How to create a silver relfector hack using household items. The dangers of doing photoshoots on railroad tracks. Why every photogrpaher should be using the back button focus technique