One way I look at the world of photography today is like a trip to the hardware store and walking out with the biggest toolbox there. Lots of new tools available today and a lot of fun trying them out (of course you can have every tool in the world, but if you can't use a hammer and saw you simply can't build a house..ok soapbox over...for now!). With this rapidly changing array of tools, I simply have a hard time retiring one tool simply because a newer one becomes necessary. So what to do? Simple, create a new use for the old tool (I STILL use my old Nikon D1 at every wedding we cover, for detail images it still performs beautifully). Rather than retire my D1x, a little 'open camera surgery' and I now have a digital body that captures images in the infra-red spectrum. Having fun? Oh yeah! This image is one of our most recent and is from the wedding of Lacey and John, congrats again guys!
One way I look at the world of photography today is like a trip to the hardware store and walking out with the biggest toolbox there. Lots of new tools available today and a lot of fun trying them out (of course you can have every tool in the world, but if you can't use a hammer and saw you simply can't build a house..ok soapbox over...for now!). With this rapidly changing array of tools, I simply have a hard time retiring one tool simply because a newer one becomes necessary. So what to do? Simple, create a new use for the old tool (I STILL use my old Nikon D1 at every wedding we cover, for detail images it still performs beautifully). Rather than retire my D1x, a little 'open camera surgery' and I now have a digital body that captures images in the infra-red spectrum. Having fun? Oh yeah! This image is one of our most recent and is from the wedding of Lacey and John, congrats again guys!
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