beandip007

So I finally picked up my camera after a couple of months with an actual paying job. I had to do a friends wedding for her. My wife and I had to go all the way to St. Louis to capture the event, then back to KC the next day for the ring ceremony. The first session went great! Most of all the pictures turned out great, and I am really happy about them, I have not gotten to look at the ones from Saturday. The Saturday ones where the hard ones, I have never used the flash that I had, plus I don't have much flash experience, but I think they turned out OK. We will see. I have come across a problem though. When I got home to start working on the p

I have been trying to get more photography in my life lately, and am feeling very discouraged. I am working real hard on trying to figure out how to get on istockphoto.com but my applications keep getting turned down. I realize that I am not the greatest photographer but I am working on it. When they tell me why it did not get accepted they say "not enough insperation" WTF does that mean. I am trying to sell object photos to advertising companys and other people, who might want something weird. It is the weird stuff that makes you money on those sites. I post a pic. of a historic Zero plane and they say no center point of focus, What does tha

So I went out with a good friend of mine to go take pics of the Plaza Lights. I should have seen the bad omen when I got to the Plaza and had forgot my camera battery......So I had to go all the way back home to get it and come back. Then we get there and I take my equipment out of my trunk and as I start to move the legs of my tripod to a triangular stance one of my extension locks breaks. This is the first time using my tripod after I had just got my leg locks fixed from Manffrotto.....Gurrrr. So I go to my local photography shop where I got it fixed earlier this month, and he is going to take care of me. It looks like I will get it fixed