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Photography talk about events, techniques, gear, and happenings in the world.

I try not to limit my wedding spectrum to the Phoenix photography market, but more so the global market. Heck, I don't really consider myself a wedding photographer. Though within...

A person stands alone under vaulted stone ceilings in a dark, empty seminar room, gazing out of a single arched window where daylight streams in, illuminating their silhouette.

Building a Foundation.

Its been over 6 years now, diving into event photography. I have to say I have learned a lot over that time, but still have so much to grow into....

Sunlight streams through the tall, dense trees of a lush green forest, creating a peaceful backdrop perfect for a seminar or corporate event amid ferns and vibrant foliage illuminated by dappled light.

Canon 24mm 1.4 vs Sigma 24mm 1.4

I picked up my first camera in 2003, initially, I began in the event photography world, shooting nightclubs. Since then, I have had my fare share of lenses. To this...

A wide, shallow lake with patches of snow and brown grass in the foreground, backed by rugged, snow-dusted mountains under a pale blue sky with streaks of white clouds—an inspiring setting perfect for a corporate event.

I Bag The Question?

Being a professional photographer has come with its trials and tribulations. One of the most essential pieces of gear that is severely underrated to invest time, money, and thought into is mistakenly...

The image shows the London Eye ferris wheel beside the River Thames under a dramatic sky with dark clouds. Several boats are on the river and historic buildings line the riverbank, making it an inspiring backdrop for a corporate event or seminar.

Apps, Google, and Apple, Oh My!

As a professional photographer who specializes in events, weddings, and festivals, I can’t afford to miss a beat. To run my business efficiently, I need to stay completely informed on...

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