The little camera that could.

If you are a Canon lover like me. You've probably heard all the bad news about the Canon EOS M camera. Slow. Slow. Slow. Focus that is. Which sent the price of the camera spiraling down.

Well a firmware update has been recently released to fix that issue. And if you picked one up at the bargain price you may just have the best deal of all. 

Snow!

It has been a pretty easy winter this year, so when I woke up to a light snowfall I knew it was a picture day. The snow was light and fluffy, sticking to even the smallest branches. I let my Canon do all the work, but then tweaked it in Aperture. Although they were not right in my backyard, it wasn't too hard to find a few unique places to shoot. One place I had used in the summer for a model shoot.

New app

Hey everyone, it's been awhile but today I am testing out the new blog app from google. Now I will be able to keep you all update sooner. Ciao for now.

FREE 3 DAY HDDSLR CINEMA WORKSHOP STARTS STREAMING ON APRIL 30TH

There is a great site that I recently came across called CreativeLive.com. The site is providing free seminars on all kinds of creative endeavors from watercolor painting to HDDSLR cinema. I am currently enjoying a workshop by Vincent Laforet on DSLR use for video. Check it out on www.creativelive.com.

Ashley & Brent

This past fall I had the honor of covering the wedding of this young couple Ashley & Brent.

It was a fun and upbeat day with a mix of weather. They enjoyed being photographed and the wedding party was also having a blast. You may have guessed the lightning in the guys photo was photoshopped in the background. It was great to be a part of their day! I wish them the best.

Lights! Camera! Action!

Welcome to my Blog. Here is where I will take you behind the scenes of events I do, pics with my Canon and also my Hasselblad, you know film. Of course since film is not as popular anymore I decided to process the film myself. So hopefully we'll have some fun. And most of all, I hope to catch the special moments of the people that come into sight of my lens. Smile! Click.