I have just renewed the website for the sixth year! Photography By Mark G. Adams will still be at onecameraonelens.com as it encompasses everything I do. There will be things remaining the same, and things changing though as we move forward this year. What is staying: What is changing or going?: And there we haveContinue reading “Sixth Year Renewal Of The Website – Future Changes”
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Three Months And Three Lenses
We are three months into March, and as I reported in a previous post, it has been a different year so far. I am not talking about the fact I have taken less photographs, it is not even that I have used three lenses, not just one lens. I have used three lenses more inContinue reading “Three Months And Three Lenses”
A Follow Up To Yesterdays “What Do You Do With…” Question
A quick follow up to yesterday’s post, asking and just talking about what we do with our photos from our main cameras that are not family or friend related once we’ve finished with them. The feedback on the groups and places it was posted was phenomenal, especially in the overwhelming answer that came from allContinue reading “A Follow Up To Yesterdays “What Do You Do With…” Question”
How will future generations see your photographs?
You have two options of leaving your images and your legacy for your friends and family, because your social media and your websites won’t be around for ever, and there’s a huge possibility that you’re friends and family will have no interest in using editing software, or even have the knowledge to open up theContinue reading “How will future generations see your photographs?”
My typical photography gear for a full days wedding
I thought you would all be interested in what gear I use for a full days wedding. A full day can include everything from before wedding images with the bride and groom individually getting ready (occasionally), the lead to and including the ceremony, a photoshoot after the ceremony, candid shots in the downtime before theContinue reading “My typical photography gear for a full days wedding”
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