The Standard Look
Well, why not, I figure I’ll take the “standard look” and get it out of the way.
Well, why not, I figure I’ll take the “standard look” and get it out of the way.
Doing what you do best [arguably] is one way of continuing to refine your craft. Being out there and photographing is one of my life’s simple pleasures. I disconnect and simply observe and sometimes engage with conversation with my subjects. No right or wrong but just simple and that’s where I’m headed. I tweeted yesterday:
Aqui fuimos a despedir a mi tia Fina en el Aeropuerto “El Mani” en Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
Ricoh GRD3 She had a particular look I just had to capture . . .
My beautiful fiancee, Isabel, is not only my best friend but my love. Long live love.
When it comes to how cameras handle, its safe to say, we [togs] have a lot options these days. Keen followers of my blog and twitter stream will undoubtebly know that I’ve switched cameras quite often in search for that holy grail which only beckons the question ― Does the holy grail exists? Of course not, there is no perfect camera, but just our own often times self imposed thoughts about a particular piece of gear, after all, we are all humans and we sometimes love these kinds scenarios. As my father often says, “we don’t learn in someone’s elses head, only in our own” [it sounds way better in Spanish ― Nadie aprende en cabeza ajena].
Braeden Ledesma, Canon 450D Then love knew it was called love. And when I lifted my eyes to your name, suddenly your heart showed me my way ― Pablo Neruda