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I love Taking Photos
I’ve usually had a pretty good kit camera for the last 15 years.. Nikon, Cannon etc. I mostly took photos for reference for illustration and paintings. I had experience art directing photo shoots with pros and doing retouching and post production of photos, so I was always confident I could make photos look professional.
During Covid lockdown I spent a lot of time learning streaming, photography and video. I bought a Sony A6400 and a Sigma 16mm lense (based on the quality I saw online from some streamers. I also had a pro photo/video friend who used Sony so I knew it was great quality but I never thought I would get into it.
Now, thousands of dollars later, I used Sony hybrid camera for outstanding video and photo quality. I still love Cannon and Nikon but Sony delivers the best quality, IMO.
I use a SONY A7IV and eventually I’ll buy an A1 or a higher end model. For now, the A7IV is outstanding for what I need. I also shoot all of my video with it.
“During Covid lockdown I spent a lot of time learning streaming, photography and video. I bought a Sony A6400 and a Sigma 16mm lense (based on the quality I saw online from some streamers. I also had a pro photo/video friend who used Sony so I knew it was great quality but I never thought I would get into it.”
The Next Chapter
Travelling through Iceland, one of the most harsh yet beautiful island countries struck me like ice through the heart. Southeast Asia got my heart pumping. Though it\’s long been on the travellers’ trail, it doesn’t take too much to get off the beaten track – whether it’s to discover that perfect beach or to delve into the lush surrounds of the rainforest. Overlooking the city of Battambang in Cambodia with my DSLR at the ready, I became entranced with a million different stories I could imagine, etched on each person\’s face.
Sunset in Paradise
It didn\’t have to be that perfect beach or the humid rainforest to make me realize. It was that moment of pause – to think about my passion and to realize that there would be a way to reach it after all. Anyone could do it. Why not me? My paradise is the pursuit.
Looking To The Future
I\’ve met some amazing clients who have become almost family to me. The numerous travels and projects abroad haven\’t diminished my love for the unknown, but only heightened it. A journey of a thousand miles starts with a single step. I just lucked out with being able to take mine early on in life. And I want to help you with yours. Let me help you start that journey… from one single step to a thousand. Here\’s to you.