Finally moving to my newish domain.
Just one.
Robin and Eddie.
I have a few weddings and shoots to blog. Just returned from a truly transformative workshop experience with Sean Flanigan. I’m so grateful to move forward in 2010 with some fresh inspiration.
Away
I’m in Seattle. The weather is amazing. Sunny. Warm. Tomorrow I’ll be in Tacoma for a photography workshop. I’ll be back in the office later this week.
Happy Monday!
The Secret Life of a Wedding Photographer.
I ran across this great blog post by Stacy Reeves, a Dallas-based wedding photographer and I thought it was worth posting. Many people have the misguided notion that they’re paying thousands of dollars for eight hours of photography (wow, what a living!) or that a photographer’s job is downright glamorous. I think her blog post does a great job of dispelling these myths. Oh, how I wish I spent 80% of my work hours behind the camera, but that just isn’t the case.
The best camera is the one that’s with you.
I’ve seen this quotation pop up on the web often lately and it’s so true. In an age when amazing DSLRs are readily available for almost any budget and when big camera companies are churning out new models faster and faster (planned obsolescence at its finest), it’s easy to get caught up the race for the awesomest gear. DSLRs are a wonderful tool, but they’re that–a tool, and a cumbersome one at that. I often lug mine around to document my life, but lately I’ve been leaving mine behind and using my iPhone instead.
* Thanks to Bonnie Tsang for pointing out this awesome iPhone app!
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