People who know
me know that I am always shooting, always trying to improve my skills and learn
new things. I love photography and
I can never get enough. I stay
busy during the winter months, when weddings are slow, by putting in a lot of
work in the studio. I study
lighting and posing, test new gear, and brainstorm new ways to shoot
weddings. It keeps me fresh and in
game shape for wedding season so I am ready to hit the ground running in May
with a whole new bag of tricks. That’s how I stay innovative and constantly raise the bar
each and every year.
Making self
portraits is one of my favorite ways to practice. It turns out, I have a ton of patience for myself! I don’t mind if I tinker with lights
for hours, or feel bad when I make fun of my poses. It helps me understand what it’s like to be photographed by
me, and how I can make every aspect of the experience better. But it’s also a lot of fun and quite
powerful to have your portrait made, even if you have to make it yourself.
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