Alright, I'm going to share with you my most favorite combo right now for my photography. It's really simple and I would have to say I take beautiful photos with these two pieces of gear. ;-) My camera body is a Canon Rebel T3i and my lens is the Canon 85mm 1.8. I love the ability to shoot wide open and the compression the 85 achieves is very flattering. One of the perks of shooting wide open is being able to capture images in dark environments. I was at an indoor performance of horses and acrobats, and I was sure glad I decided to bring my favorite combo. The photos may have been a little grainy with the ISO bumped up all the way, but that helped with not making them blurry.
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Tis the season for tulips, and they are beautiful. I've been enjoying going out to the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm and wandering around their four acres of colorful brilliance. Sometimes it's just nice to look at something pretty and in my photographs, that's what I've been working on.
Spring has sprung that means in the animal kingdom babies are arriving. I'm lucky that my grandma raises goats and this year there was three sets of twins. And I had a blast capturing them the other day in some happy sunshine.
So you’re loving your DSLR, be it Canon, Nikon, Sony, or whatever makes your heart flutter and inner camera geek emerge. You’ve been snapping away when you’re out with family, friends, and pets and feel like you’re stuck in a rut. Maybe you think the only way to improve your photography is to upgrade your camera. A more expensive camera with more a greater dynamic range or graduating from crop sensor to full frame. But before you do that, try a couple different things first.
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