About technique and more.
Ok I asked for it…..
In a previous post I asked for the visitors to send me ideas and questions to work out in a blog post. Well you have.
So as promised here is the first blog post based on those questions, some I will work out in longer posts in the future, but first some shorter ones.
As you might have noticed I’ve been building this blog since last year (when my page was a static one) and it has grown explosively, many thanks for that. The last month the visitor numbers have doubled since the month before, so keep spreading the word.
Maybe it’s nice to experiment with something, let’s give YOU the readers the choice of content for the coming blogposts.
What would YOU want to see on the blog ?
You can ask anything, personal (about me or our team), technique, vision, hardware you name it and I will select the best ones and try to make it into a blog post.
It could be one blogpost about a subject or maybe a few combined into a blog post, so don’t worry if you have a question that you think won’t fit into one whole blogpost I will squeeze it in somewhere else.
So press the comment button and start asking….
Greetings,
Frank
Maybe the most asked question I get is :
“Frank what should I buy ? a ranger, quadra or speedlights”.
Because we start the workshop small flash in February I think it’s maybe also wise to add a small blog post about this dilemma a lot of photographers struggle with.
No this is not a post about you know what 😀
As photographers and all artists we all need to be inspired.
Without inspiration live it boring and your work will not be what it could be (I don’t want to say boring again).
Inspiration can come from many things, seeing a beautiful landscape, a TV broadcast or your own personal live.
In the old days we had to get our inspiration from books or our travels or of course close at home.
Today with the internet the options are almost endless.
In this blog post I will give you some links to photographers I admire and whose work I love to look at and sometimes get inspiration from. Please feel free to share your own personal links (you can even link to your own site if you think you can inspire others).
