I’ve received quite a few mails about what I recommend regarding camera and photography equipment purchase. So I figured I might just as well write a post about it. I will not go into great detail, but instead just voice my opinion. Google the rest.
Now, my first question to you would be: what are you passionate about photographing? It will all come down to this question. The second big question is: what can you, and what are you willing to spend?
I got a gig on photographing three siblings as a gift to their parents for their birthday. A really nice idea I must say, and I love shooting people so I was naturally game. So we decide on a day when the weather should be good, and a location. The location was something that they had an emotional connection to called “Huseby Bruk”. A beautiful place with mills, rivers, ponds, gardens and all sort of Swedish charm. We agreed to meet up there.
I’ve been looking for a way to add a sequence to the titles of my photos in Lightroom since I want to be able to locate the photos delivered to my clients easily. It suits my workflow and I was recommended a plugin called LR/Transporter. I was hesitant since more often than not third party plugins tend to mess up and make the main software more unreliable. However, the plugin management in Lightroom is smooth and the plugin was well executed. So I just marked the images I wanted to update, changed via the plugin and voila – problem solved.
I decided to write a post about my last wedding photo session and within it giving a selection of tips to help you improve your photography skills for weddings. These tips are based on my own experiences and I encourage you to look for other photographers tips on this subject to.
Plan the shoot
I created a slide show in motion accompanied by classical music with my personal selection of landscape photography. I hope my photography can make the music justice.
Enjoy.