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I'll have to give you two.
Iceland - http://nordicaphotography.com/iceland-wedding-photography-annika-doug/
British Columbia Interior - http://nordicaphotography.com/cache-creek-wedding-photography-leah-rhett/ -
I went to an interview. If you're talking about that kind of job.
My first paid photography job I got through google. -
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Had to learn lots of things, but learning light - which I still do every day - is probably the trickiest thing.
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Working life pays more. Usually.
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Don't see why I'd be looking for a design employee at the moment.
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Bring your camera everywhere. Take tons and tons and tons of photos. And then some.
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That I get to do something meaningful.
And that I'm able to work when I want to and do other things when I want to.
And that I get to work with one of my favourite things in the world. Together with one of my best friends.
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I finished second in one last year and won a camera.
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Totally. Networking is always good. It's so much easier for great people to get in contact with other great people today than before.
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I wouldn't go to an open field if it's mid day and sunny. Find a shaded spot with good light.
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Thanks! Yes, actions as well as individual editing.
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We deliver 500+ photos from full day weddings. Tough to give an exact number though, as wedding days can be very different.
As for editing, it usually takes us a couple of days after the wedding to edit photos, make albums and put together slideshows and blog posts. -
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Primes only. Usually bring a 20mm, 50mm, 85mm and 105mm to weddings.
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We have, and it may be a good idea actually. Maybe not for right now, but a little later on perhaps.
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Twitter. Twitter and Twitter.
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You tell me. We love what we do and it looks like other people do to. We're very grateful for all the help we've got from other people though, and hopefully we can return the favour some day.
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Jakob Granqvist’s Bio
Wedding and People Photographer.
