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is the one category that really counts. Sure
Uncle Bob and Aunt Virginia just got their brand
new 25 mega pixel (or so the box says) point and
shoot digital cameras and everything is set to
go. But ask yourself, at your child's upcoming
first birthday, your son's basketball playoff
game, Easter egg hunt, family reunion, etc.. do
you really want to count on Uncle Bob to take
the photos? |
| This
can be one of the most rewarding, as well as
most stressful types of photography. Most
of these events are once in a lifetime kind of
shots. No re-takes, no do-over.. period! |
| There are situation where you will have to go
"traditional" in the way you pose your
subjects, such as cutting the cake at a wedding,
blowing out candles on a birthday cake, etc.
I personally get the most enjoyment, and
positive feedback, from just moving around and
getting the best possible candid shots. People
are so much more natural if you just
stand back and let things naturally occur.
Usually that's when you get a chance to capture
that one moment in time that will touch somebody's
heart and will be part of some special memories. |
| My wife
has recently become an aunt for the first time
and my Nephew is probably
one of the most documented babies out there.
That's okay because you don't want to
miss something. I'm a strong believer in
keeping a camera in your pocket pretty much at
all times. But there are also times when you
would just rather stand back, enjoy the moment and let
a professional or even semi-professional step
in. |
| That's
when you call me. |
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