Snow Photography

When choosing a photographer, you need to make sure you're getting someone who knows photography.

Ask what camera they use. What editing software they use. Ask if they know the rule of thirds, if they shoot manual, auto, or some hybrid of the two.

I've been taking pictures since the mid 1980's (Nearly 30 years of photography). Landscape, sports, wedding, family, special events, fireworks, lightning, you name it . . . I've probably shot it.

My main camera is the Canon T4i, and most time I shoot in what is called Aperture priority, and take a RAW and JPG picture at the same time. RAW allows more flexibility when it comes time to edit the pictures. RAW is basically a digital negative (going old school there if you don't know what a negative is.)

My editing is done with Photoshop. In most cases I'll edit and provide 3 formats of the picture. One formatted to print 4x6, one to print 5x7, and one to print 8x10.

Because of how todays' world works (aka digital mediums), I don't hard print any pictures, but provide them to you on a CD with a print release.