Photography is a part of me; it’s more than a passion it’s a must. I honestly could not imagine doing anything else and being happy. And I think life is too short to not enjoy what you do. There is no greater joy to me than capturing people and emotion and knowing I captured this...
I’ve been wanting to write this blog post for awhile now but I didn’t know where to begin (I still don’t). I think as photographers, as artists, we tend to always think we don’t measure up, my work isn’t good enough, I’m not creative enough, if only I had better equipment/locations, props, lighting etc. ...
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! I am always wondering this I went down the road less traveled in went with pentax and always seem to doubt my work because I am not sporting the 5D mark II. and I do my shoots with two lenses at kit lol 18-55 and a 70-210. I have very little in the way of gear but all my customers love my work.ReplyCancel
OMG!..Thank you so much for writing this article. I am an amateur and I have felt this way for a while. My confidence level has been restored and I truly appreciate you. I absolutely love photography and strive to learn all I can about the art. I am my worst critic because nothing pleases me more than to have happy clients and the end of the day. I love your work; thanks for being such an inspiration.ReplyCancel
Ok I was going to do a blog post expanding on branding today but in light what I have see and discussions that have gone on in the past week, that got pushed to the back burner. Instead this week we will talk about integrity, ethics, being professional, and respecting others. There are too many...
For our third installment for photographers we will address the fear of failure and getting started. I’m sure you’ve noticed by know I’m a horrible writer, seriously. But just like with photography, if I keep doing it, I will get better. That is why I push forward and continue with my ramblings and bad grammar....
I think it’s so lovely that you do this, and it’s majorly helpful too. It’s so nice to see a successful photographer sharing their knowledge & expertise and not being selfish with what they know. After all, the best photography comes from a creative mind, and a creative mind is not something you can teach someone!! (apologise for going all philosophical on you!)…so why not share some of your opinions and basic advice?! Makes perfect sense! Thanks 🙂 xReplyCancel
So here is installment 2 of our blog posts directed at photographers. We had several photographers mention to us that they fear taking pictures at receptions because of how dark it is, they don’t like the colorcast they get on their photos, etc. So for this post, we are going to focus on reception lighting. ...
This blog entry is for the wedding and portrait photographers out there. I wanted to write this post because we get lots of photographers that ask us how we approach the portrait sessions we do with our wedding clients. Let me first say, I don’t think there is any right or wrong answer to this....
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