I Suck...How to Find Someone to Second Shoot For?

Do you mind me asking what the event is?

It was a beauty brunch.


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Maybe you need to fit in more

spend more time on your makeup and pick out a cute flower sun dress next time.

or maybe just keep practicing, I don't think we want to see *those* pictures.
 
Do you mind me asking what the event is?

It was a beauty brunch.


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Maybe you need to fit in more

spend more time on your makeup and pick out a cute flower sun dress next time.

or maybe just keep practicing, I don't think we want to see *those* pictures.

I hate to inform you but I'm straight as an arrow, albeit probably a touch metro. I have no interest in putting on makeup or anything of that sort.


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Dude events suck. I've done many PR cut a ribbon, shake hands, dig a hole type if events and I can give you some wisdom.

1. Nothing you get from an event is going to be fine art.

2. Most all elements are out if you control. You don't get to decide where and when it's going to happen, you just have to make it happen.

This line in bold is probably true but shooting events where virtually everything is out of your control is terrific experience and practice for real shooting when instants are all you have.
This picture below was shot from a moving train.
I got it because I was ready and had been prepared for shooting.
No instant for setting new shutter speed or f stop or thinking.
That's the skills that event shooting will give you.


p174727748-4.jpg
 
Dude events suck. I've done many PR cut a ribbon, shake hands, dig a hole type if events and I can give you some wisdom.

1. Nothing you get from an event is going to be fine art.

2. Most all elements are out if you control. You don't get to decide where and when it's going to happen, you just have to make it happen.

This line in bold is probably true but shooting events where virtually everything is out of your control is terrific experience and practice for real shooting when instants are all you have.
This picture below was shot from a moving train.
I got it because I was ready and had been prepared for shooting.
No instant for setting new shutter speed or f stop or thinking.
That's the skills that event shooting will give you.


p174727748-4.jpg

Those are the skills I need.


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Dude events suck. I've done many PR cut a ribbon, shake hands, dig a hole type if events and I can give you some wisdom.

1. Nothing you get from an event is going to be fine art.

2. Most all elements are out if you control. You don't get to decide where and when it's going to happen, you just have to make it happen.

This line in bold is probably true but shooting events where virtually everything is out of your control is terrific experience and practice for real shooting when instants are all you have.
This picture below was shot from a moving train.
I got it because I was ready and had been prepared for shooting.
No instant for setting new shutter speed or f stop or thinking.
That's the skills that event shooting will give you.

Very true. Events do teach you to be ready for anything.
 

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