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The Better Picture with Ross Foote: Doug Collier

Red River Radio | By Ross Foote
Published March 14, 2017 at 8:00 PM EDT
Self portrait with the city in the background
Doug Collier - Used by Permission
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Self portrait with the city in the background

Airs Tuesday, March 14, at 6 p.m. Join your host Ross Foote for answers to your photo questions on a live Red River Radio talk show. Not techno/professional talk, but simple common sense answers on how to improve your pictures. Ross will be joined by guest co-hosts to share tips and suggestions from over 40 years experience of taking photos. On this show Ross welcomes Doug Collier, a news photographer who has shot images for Alexandria Towntalk and Shreveport Times. They will share some tips and insights into photo journalism. Tune in and call in at 800-552-8502 to learn more about how to capture the story on the Better Picture with Ross Foote.

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Ross Foote
Ross Foote is a Louisiana native, lawyer, and District Judge in Alexandria who is married to Elizabeth Foote, a Federal Judge here in Shreveport. He moved to Shreveport in 2010 and currently serves in ad hoc judicial appointments, mediation and arbitration, and he devotes time to his photography. Ross is 62 years old, a graduate of Bolton High, Duke, the University of Manchester England, and LSU Law Center Education. At Duke he served as Yearbook photographer. he was the photographer, photo editor, and editor for LSU law school yearbook. He has served as judge for the photo competition at RiverFest in Alexandria, taught photography classes for the Boys and Girls Club in Alexandria, and is a member of the Photographers Guild in Alexandria. Email Ross at ross@thebetterpicture.org
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