Photography

How much can you do with one flash head? Lots. Back in june, I scheduled an engagement shoot with my clients, at the location where the wedding would later take place. Hardly betting on the fact that daylight would be the same almost 5 months later, I still wanted to get a feel for the d-day location, as well as some of the key pre-wedding moments. The rig - Easy does it. For this shoot, I decided to tackle the big ol' sunshine with nothing but a SB 800 and a shoot through umbrella. This was shot all in manual mode (of course) as I have trust issues with TTL and all such automated “think...


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I have not posted in a few weeks, this happens sometimes when work gets busy, but this only helps to bring more fun updates. Coming soon: Outdoor super sunny images with flash balance - New web strategies for the webified photographer in a webified world - latest projects and assignments


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1. How to run a photography business 2. How to reject crappy work 3. That digital photography would take over the world and all my film skills would become unappreciated by most. 4. To keep doing what I want instead of taking corporate desk job. no matter what. 5. To live in a city where the market actually exist for photographers. 1. How to run a photography business I had no idea how to do this. I had to read in books, try to copy other business models, and 10 years later, I am still learning how to do this. 2. How to reject crappy work As difficult as it may be, try to stick with...


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