"It's rude to stare"

 

Sony A99 with a Minolta Maxxum 35-70 F4

Missing that Kodachrome 64 look

Post-processed to obtain the look of the legendary Kodachrome 64. Shot with a Sony ZV-1. The aim was to get the Kodachrome colour on the subjects whilst maintaining the near-B&W quality of the environment.

Looking back on my first DSLR Wedding (Nikon D100)

"The more things change, the more they stay the same"

"turbulent changes do not affect reality on a deeper level other than to cement the status quo"

I find it hard to believe that 20 years on (a different lifetime in the digital camera universe), I shot this wedding with a Nikon D100, a 6MP prosumer camera that debuted in 2002 for USD$1999, using the 24-85 kit lens, an upgrade from the 18-55 offering.

When I look at my latest weddings, I see that my style hasn't changed. Certainly, I am better at reading a room, body language, and other visual cues. Advances in camera and lens technologies have allowed me to get sharper, more colourful images, with wider dynamic ranges. But on a deeper level, my eye for composition and my sense of timing has remained the same.