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*Updated* Gear List, From Canon to Sony

*Updated* Gear List, From Canon to Sony

Over the past year, I have been making a switch in my digital gear. Per a friend's suggestion, I began experimenting with the Sony digital system. While I have been a long-time Canon shooter, the R system has posed a bit of a challenge with editing (in my experience) with their magenta leaning tones. Hence my openness to trying something new! 

After using Sony for over a year now, it's safe to say I'm glad I made the switch. And it's about time I updated my site to reflect my new preferences. While I still fully...


Film with Flash: Practical Tips + Tricks

Film with Flash: Practical Tips + Tricks

This topic has been one of my most requested; I think the idea of shooting film with flash can be a bit intimidating, but let's break down a few simple tricks that I love to use. 

how to shoot film and flash a beginner's tutorial and guide

Direct Flash

Direct flash can be incredibly useful for two reasons: it allows you to shoot film at much higher f-stops at lower light and it's relatively easy and consistent to get the hang of. Let's look at a few ways that I use direct flash in my film work: 

With...


Canon R6 vs. R5: Practical Review from a Wedding Photographer

Canon R6 vs. R5: Practical Review from a Wedding Photographer

Let's take a practical look at the differences between the Canon R5 and Canon R6 as a wedding photographer.

Wedding Vendors: Why You Should be Saying "NO" to 2023 Bookings

Wedding Vendors: Why You Should be Saying "NO" to 2023 Bookings

Learning to say 'no' or 'not yet' will be one of the most powerful tools in your business, and here's why.

Why Didn't I Buy this Tripod Earlier?!

Why Didn't I Buy this Tripod Earlier?!

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the best travel tripod and all around tripod for wedding photographers

I've been photographing weddings, events, etc. for almost a decade now. And I'm kicking myself for not having bought this tripod earlier. It's design is insanely simple, yet thoughtful. It holds my Contax 645 (my heaviest film camera I use), and easily pivots to allow for shooting on all angles, including flat lays (without any frame interruption from the tripod legs!). 

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