Blog Detail
Brent Pennington Photography
http://brentpennington.com/blog/
There’s no clear format for this page – I see it more as a place where I can speak off the cuff about professional photography in general. I’ll be posting photos from various gigs and outings and rambling on a bit and hopefully someone out there will be listening (well, reading, actually).
In addition to posting photos I’ll be writing about the process of building Brent Pennington Photography. It’s one thing to take up a camera and learn to master shutter speeds and apertures. It’s another entirely to take on professional photography in a business setting.
- Added on: Aug 25th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Brent Pennington
- Listed in: Photography Photo Blogs
- Tags: photographer photography tips wedding photography portrait photography freelance photography
Recent Posts
Sigma 70-200mm f/2.8 – Review
In the world of professional photography, the 70-200mm f/2.8 zoom lens is one of the kings. No matter if you shoot Canon or Nikon, this is the telephoto lens that most photographers lust after and is the standard against which other telephotos are m...
November Sunrise
Technically it’s autumn until December 21st, even though the leaves are mostly long gone and the landscape has taken on a bleak look. But that doesn’t meant that it’s time to stay warm in bed and let the sun rise on its own. Nop...
Moon Shots
There’s something about the moon that has always drawn us to gaze up at it. For centuries, poets and artists have extolled the moon, praised it, sang to it, and loved it. Popular opinion holds that the moon has power over us, that the full mo...
Kata Dream Bag Challenge
Surfing DPReview.com yesterday, I came across their posting for the Kata Dream Bag Challenge. I don’t know much about Kata bags and have never used one before, but I find their challenge very interesting. From a marketing standpoint it’...
Manual Focus
As I wander around the internet I keep coming across a number of references to manual focus. The frequency is surprising to me, since MF isn’t part of my usual bag of tricks and I can’t think of a single photographer I know personally wh...
Canon 28-135mm IS – Review
The term “kit lens” is used to cover all manner of sins. In some cases, such as the infamous Canon 18-55mm kit lens, the sins are very real – that lens has a reputation for being a real dog. But in other cases, the kit lens can pu...
