Showing posts with label Best. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Best. Show all posts

Sunday, 25 December 2011

Merry Christmas Everyone. :D

After an amazing year of shooting at every given opportunity with my beautiful camera and some incredibly wonderful people, I'd like to thank everyone who has supported my work thus far.

I'd like to say to all that your support certainly hasn't gone unnoticed! Whether retweeting and sharing my posts and pictures or including me in their own blog, I've really appreciated each and every little bit. Thank you all so much. You've all helped to spread my work around and get it seen.

Also, welcome to all the new followers that have joined 'the following' throughout 2011.

Have a really wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year. I hope you all have a fantastic holiday.

Roll on 2012!


Saturday, 23 July 2011

The 'Big Day'

As of the day that I have received my very first digital SLR camera. Ordered on Thursday 30th June 2011. Arrived at 10:45am on Saturday 2nd July 2011. Canon 7d. Beautiful. This is when everything gets a million times better for me.

Whilst the 350D was a great camera to learn with, I found the restrictions closing around me rather quickly when I started getting a bit more adventurous and wanted to do more with my camera. The more I got smothered, the more I lost my 'keen' for photos. I decided I was going to save up for a while and buy a better model before trying to do any more with it.

So I shelled out £1200 on a Canon 7D. My first digital SLR camera! Chosen for it's prettiness and it's 8fps shooting (I've missed out on a lot of epic action shots in the past two years... realised it was something I really wanted to dabble in more). I could not contain my excitement when it came. I might have welled up a little bit when I first saw it laying there in it's box. Totally new.


There it is. Straight out of the box. Body only. It's beautiful, isn't it? Makes you me want to cry.

I then preceeded to look at it for approximately 45 minutes before actually getting a lens on it and playing. Though, once that bridge was crossed, I then forced my other half's brother outside to play 'keepy-ups' with his football out in the garden while I took photos of him and played with the settings.

I couldn't believe how the camera just purred away taking pictures when I got it onto high-speed continuous shooting... I thought Adam was going to cry by the time I let him finish kicking that ball but he held himself together rather well. XD

I've still got a lot to play with on this camera though at the point of writing this blog entry I have already done 4 photoshoots, been on a film set and have another couple of shoots set up for tomorrow.

Want to see some images from it? Next blog for you then!