I’ve avoided writing this blog because everyone is having a tough time in this pandemic and I don’t want to complain. We’re all struggling to adjust to a new way of doing business. We all […]
Author: Equinox
In My Head
I openly stare at people. I’ve been caught and have had to explain myself more than a few times. Essentially, if you find me staring at you, I’m photographing you in my head. I’m not […]
We’re In Orange!
Hey there! We’re pretty excited to be back in the orange zone (patiently and sincerely hoping to be green before too long) and I just wanted to let you all know that we’re in the […]
In The RAW
If you’ve spent any time with a DSLR at all, you’ve heard the term RAW thrown around. But what does it actually mean? RAW is not a file format per se…it’s a way of capturing […]
Portfolio review service
Once a month, we open up the studio for portfolio reviews. Does that sound pretentious? I hope not, because portfolio reviews are an essential part of growing and keeping relevant as a photographer. They’re kind […]
What’s your resolution?
Get it? New years…print versus online resolution…you know…it’s… Fine, maybe it’s not that funny, but being confused about resolution isn’t funny either. Unless you’re good at math (and can accept formulas without having to know […]
Do Something Different
This one is for all of you aspiring portrait, maternity, engagement, family, wedding, baby photographers… Years ago, when we were running Rodenas Photography in Sudbury, our company motto was Do Something Different. Think back to […]
Why Doesn’t My Picture Look Like That?
I want you to know something. To really listen here and to absorb what I’m telling you. Most of the time, the reason your picture doesn’t look “like that” is because the “that” is a […]
The 365 Project
2020 has been difficult for most people, and the thought that we might have more of it yet to come is exhausting. Winter is coming which means more inside time. More “nothing to do” time. […]
What’s Bugging Me About This Picture?
Do you ever look at a photo and think, “something is bugging me about this picture”? It almost always happens when the photographer has broken a compositional rule without doing it on purpose. I was […]
