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January 14, 2009 – 11:27 pm
TweetOne of my small pleasures in life is my, all too often brief, perusal of the New York Times with my morning coffee. Despite the daily gloom and doom, there are usually some outstanding examples of great photography from all over the world to be found within its pages. I especially enjoy many of the [...]
January 14, 2009 – 9:00 pm
TweetAs a photographer and business owner, I wear several hats. Artist. Salesman. Graphic Artist. Accountant. Webmaster. There are many others as well. But the hat I think matters the most is of Historian. We record history with our photographs. It could be a wedding, portrait, landscape, newspaper assignment or a walk in the park. All the photographs [...]
September 19, 2008 – 9:29 pm
TweetI think these two go hand in hand. Great memories are best remembered through photographs and photographs allow us to remember great memories. As a photographer, I’m fortunate to be doing this for a career and for my clients. But as a dad, husband, son and brother, I’m even more fortunate to do this for [...]
September 12, 2008 – 12:46 am
TweetBy Steve Burns We put a lot into our days, both wedding photographers, as well as the families of the bride and groom. When it is all said and done, we all look forward to unwinding for a few moments. I recently had the pleasure to photograph the wedding of Eileen and Jason at New York City’s wonderful and [...]
August 28, 2008 – 4:21 pm
TweetSo who is Uncle Bob and why is he cursed? For the uninitiated “Uncle Bob” is the name given by wedding photographers to any wedding guest, male or female, who appears at a wedding with either with a bigger, fancier or even Lord forbid, a newer camera than the actual hired photographer or someone who [...]
TweetFrom time to time, I get asked at weddings, in consultations, on assignment for a newspaper, etc. which camera am I using. I kindly tell them the make and model. Then I say ‘It is just a tool that helps me take a photograph which I created with my vision (light, angle, composition, etc.)’. My [...]
TweetBy Steve Burns It’s confession time friends; I like food, good food. In another life, I’ve worked in several kitchens, and in this life I still enjoy cooking. I have several friends whom through the years have enjoyed sharing with me their expertise in cooking, and I truly enjoy sharing in their meals. I’ve learned [...]
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TweetTopic for the day is BACKUP I started to notice that not only is this blog being read by brides & grooms but its also being read by photographers. So this goes out to all the aspiring photographers who are looking here for some ideas, inspiration and some general tips. As we here are all [...]
TweetBy Steve Burns The “Calling”. It was not so much a calling, but a revelation. It was a revelation that happened along my journey in photography. Many start careers in photography as wedding photographers, only to move on into other areas of photography in a short period of time. Fewer start photography careers in other [...]
TweetI started in photography doing it for myself first. Even though I have come as a professional to photograph weddings and portraits for clients, or newspaper assignments for editors, I still shoot for myself. I constantly push myself to try a new technique, lighting, post-processing, different camera formats, etc. Most of my ideas come from [...]
