Maybe I'm ragging on this a little hard as it's two days in a row now, but it's not about the camera or the tripod for that matter. My favorite answer to the question;
"What type of camera do you shoot?"
is
"...a Black one"
This was captured on a Canon G10 (4 sec f/8 ISO 100, for those interested) mounted on...........a flip flop. Judge away, I'd love to see your comments on this shot/mentality.
"The best camera is the one you have with you" - Chase Jarvis. I've been following Chase's work since before I can remember four years. His work is so inspirational to me, as is his attitude towards photography. I think this shot really exemplifies that there are great images everywhere and you're doing yourself a disservice by not carrying a camera to capture them all.
One down.
Billions to go.
So here I am, another post. Another scramble for content that resembles what I'd like to be shooting. Showing you the user something different and exciting, something you'd like to have on your wall/impress your boss with hire me to shoot.
I don't claim to know what I like to shoot.....
Not.
in.
the.
least.
Not yet anyways. Simply, I like to problem solve with a camera. Sometimes that involves people, sometimes architecture but the more I think about it mostly people. Which is why I chose to post this landscape...