These guys were apparently shooting a wedding when something went very, very wrong.
Since they are apparently speaking Russian, I can only speculate as to the source of the disagreement; however, I’m pretty sure it originated with a derogatory comment from the Nikon D700 user about the Canon 5D Mark II user’s autofocusing capabilities.
What the book doesn’t do is give you a bunch of technical how-to’s for shooting weddings. Instead, Kenny Kim provides a walk-through of shooting a wedding – from meeting the client, to shooting the engagement session, to all the parts of the wedding itself. [click to continue…]
WPPI is coming to Las Vegas at the MGM Convention Center March 4-11, 2010. WPPI has announced an anniversary party on March 8, along with further information about the educational opportunities at the show.
You can check out registration information at WPPIonline.com.
One of the things I love about blogs is the interaction that you get from readers. Recently, Photography Bay featured a reader-created version of Free Links Friday. Photographer Emily Law missed the deadline on getting a link to her site, Flom Designs and Photography, listed on that particular post; however, she took the time to comment and included a link to her site, which I followed and became quite engrossed for a short while in her photography and story.
I love visiting sites of other photographers and to hear about their journeys in life as a photographer. Emily, who seems to be an avid YouTube user, has the above video from a local Fox network news story featured on the “who I am” section of her site.
Let me also point you to the link that Emily provided, which included wedding photos from a recent job. See them here. Emily said that this image is one of her favorites in a long time.
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