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I'll let you know if I ever get there. It's one of the toughest things about this profession, by far.
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I could tell you but then.........well you know :)
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I use my 5DII, 100mm macro, 85 1.2 and my 24-70L. I position my bean bag at a 45 degree angle to the window and use a giant reflector on the opposite side. I have many different blankest, hats, baskets and other props.
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Sadly, I don't own an iphone. I am going to upgrade my blackberry to the Droid X when it's released. As much as I want an iphone.....all my friends and family are on Verizon.
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In studio I use a lightmeter. I just started using one a few months ago and it has made a world of difference. Outside I spot meter off the skin and shoot in manual, unless I am shooting small children who are on the go, then I shoot in aperture and use exposure compensation.
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I started off with Canon in 2005 with a 20D. I wasn't in love with it so I switched to Nikon. I had a family member who was a loyal Nikonian so I thought I'd give them a try. I didn't have a lot invested in Canon then. I bought the D80, then the D300 and finally the D700. The D700 was the beginning of the end for my love of Nikon. I had major focus issues w/ it, especially w/ non AF-S lenses (which were my favorite shooting lenses, 85 1.4, 105 DC). Nikon replaced the camera, same issues w/ the new one. They admitted there was a compatibility problem w/ the older lenses and newer lens mount and refunded me for the D700 and 2 of my lenses. SO..........I made the switch to Canon and I have no regrets (but Canon, if you're listening.......can you add a few focus points please? I do miss those).
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I would be a weeping willow. I love how graceful their sweeping branches look. They create great shade and hold special memories for me. My grandparents had a gigantic one if their yard and every summer when we stayed w/ them we would climb it, picnic under it and stay cool in it's shade. It was cut down a few years ago.......
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The 85 1.2 is on my camera 95% of the time. It is super sharp, even at 1.2 and I love the creamy bokeh I get with it.
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Oh gosh, only three? I had to think long and hard about this one. I decided, for sake of boredom, something classic, something fun (I LOVE LOVE LOVE to boogie)and something romantic.
Journey- Escape
Pure Disco Vol. 1
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Funny guy! Lisa Harrison does not even own an iphone but I will let you know when/if one is ever in the works.
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Sadly, since I started photography, all my hobbies have been put on the back burner. I love to play tennis, exercise, boating and spending time with my family!
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I am a semi reformed diet coke drinker in 2010 (although it's still early in the year) and I am terrible at math. I drank, on average, 2 or 3 cans a day. Love that fizz!
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While I do miss all of those focus points that the D700 had, that is about all I miss. That said, if I had the funds for a D3S, I am sure I could be swayed :)
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An egg white omelette w/ green peppers, mushrooms and ham!
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Photographer, wife and mom to two!
