As the wedding season is coming to an end, and all I have booked now are family portraits for the holidays, I realized I hadn't shot anything personal for a very long time. Well, I shouldn't say that, because thanks to Chase Jarvis and his Best Camera project I can now roam the streets with my iPhone and be confident that any photo opp won't be missed. However, now that my DSLR camera is part of a money-generating venture in wedding and portrait photography, I think twice about taking it out "just to take pictures". I became a photographer out of pure love for the raw power of images, be it a landscape, a portrait or any other image. That kind of thinking got me worried, so last Sunday I decided to bring my camera along for a little trip my wife an I took to Black Creek Pioneer Village. It was great to break from the wedding mindset and just capture whatever felt right to me. Here are a few shots from the trip:
Great set of pictures, Juan! Glad to read that the photography business is going well for you, which is no surprise due to the quality of work you produce. Keep posting info! LK
This is my quasi photoblog, which doubles as my technical reference library. In other words, if I liked the way a picture came out and I want to record the particular setup used for the shot, this is probably where it will end up. It's also a companion to my website: Juan Rojo Design
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Great set of pictures, Juan! Glad to read that the photography business is going well for you, which is no surprise due to the quality of work you produce. Keep posting info!
LK
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