Archive for the 'Erick Lirios' Category
Keeping Things safe (2)–
Just to recap: DSLR users sometimes forget that with imaging technology the way it is, all of us now are forced to be closer than ever to our computers and those of us who normally abhor our little silicon thingamajigs will simply have to have the moxie to learn how to use [...]
Keeping Things Safe–
Some of us get into photography because we want to preserve memories. Others, because there’s this gadget lust. Still others are into the art of it. Regardless of the reason, sooner or later, there will be megabyte upon megabyte of picture files filling up gigabyte upon gigabyte of hard drive space. It’s just [...]
Just to Check–
We’ve been talking about how to act when you’re not the photographer in a shoot or as an assistant to a photographer for some time now and some points have been raised. It may be a good thing to go through them one last time before moving on in an effort to put [...]
Trying it out (Part V)–
Quick! Let’s say it’s your wedding then you start noticing that one of your suppliers (the florist, the coordinator, the videographer or the photographer) keeps yapping about his or her own relationship – their foibles, their triumphs, their first date. Is this really the place for such? More, is this the [...]
Trying Out (Part IV)–
People new to photography usually don’t have all the equipment they want to have. Not everybody has all the money in the world and even some of the best photographers started out this way. Jake Versoza, for one, always the talented dude that he is, didn’t always use professional-grade lenses. Early on, [...]
Trying It Out (What’s yours is mine?)–
When people get together, they like to share what they have. That’s a very positive thing when it’s not meant to be a testosterone contest. (You got to love when women try to get into this. They either try to outdo the men or then give a very real [...]
Trying It Out (Part II)–
We started talking about assisting last week. It’s really the best thing to do when you want to get into photography because this is something that you do and not just think about. It pays to listen and observe how somebody does things especially since much of what really goes on [...]
