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Basics of Wedding Photography – Part 4/4
Dec 9th
In this fourth and final part of the Basics of Wedding Photography, we’ll talk about shooting group portraits and finally the reception party.
Basics of Wedding Photography – Part 3/4
Dec 4th
Basics of Wedding Photography – Part 2/4
Nov 26th
Ok, so you’ve got your equipment ready, the next step is to scout out the location ahead of time and be prepared for the conditions. This post will guide you through the process.
Wedding & Portrait Photographers International Convention 2010 in Vegas
Nov 17th
Last year I attended the annual WPPI convention in Las Vegas and thought it was an awesome experience. There were a lot of great lectures, tutorials and contacts I made during the event. You also get a lot of free stuff 
So I definitely recommend it for any photographers looking to learn something new or be inspired.
The next one coming up is in March 4-11, 2010. The trade show is free I believe so even if you’re just in the area, its worth stopping by and taking a look.
Click here for the 2010 convention website and here for the list speakers.
(c) WPPI
The Best Nikon Lens Combo for Street Photography
Nov 13th
Street photography is one of the most popular photography styles that attracts people to the field. It’s also one of the hardest arts to master, not only because of the technical difficulties in finding interesting compositions and being able to handle the camera on the fly, but also because many people are intimidated by shooting photographs of strangers on the street. This is why small, compact lenses are ideal for this type of photography, in fact many street photographers use smaller more inconspicuous cameras as well so as not to bring attention to themselves in public, allowing them to shoot intimate moments they would otherwise have disturbed.
What are my favourite Nikon lenses for DSLR street, portrait and photography in general? The 2 below, read the post to see the sample galleries and to find out why.
20mm F2.8 and 35mm F2
