North Carolina photographer | Oak Island, Southport, Coastal NC
Today’s image is from church yesterday.
With our worship leader on choir tour in Las Vegas, I was wondering who was going to lead worship this week. When we got to church, we noticed the very talented Brett Younker leading worship. We sang one of my favorite song “Like A Lion” written by a fellow adoptive father Daniel Bashta, that we had the pleasure of meeting at last years Bethany Christian Services adoption celebration banquet.
Motivated through worshiping God this week.
This week’s words are:
Macro Lens -is a lens that is able to focus much closer then an ordinary lens and has a 1:1 magnification. If that’s not confusing enough Nikon calls their lenses micro and Canon calls theirs macro. Just remember that they a for making close up photographs of small things.
I’m not the type that collects antiques, but I’m a sucker for old cameras. We don’t have a large collection of antiques camera but there is one, this old Mamiya, that is very special to our family. It is also the header on my blog, but I’m sure you noticed that.
Jamie’s grandfather bought this camera while he was in Japan during World War Two. He know that we were photographer and told us about the camera and said that if knew where it was he would give it to us. I didn’t think much about the conversation after that day. Well after Jamie’s grandfather passed away her mom found the camera in a box and brought it to us. Now it has a very special place in our small collection of cameras.
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Today is a special motivation Monday because it is Memorial Day.
The photograph was made last year at the Memorial Day service held in the Marietta National Cemetery. Please take a moment today to remember those who gave everything for the freedom that we enjoy everyday.
Today Motivation is from a wedding we photographed earlier this year.
I think it’s important for the couple to enjoy a few minutes alone as husband and wife before walking into the reception. We’ll gladly help them out with that alone time by setting aside time for photographs of just the two of them between the ceremony and the reception. The above photo was made while they were walk around the gazebo outside the venue. And don’t worry I was not playing paparazzi photographer during their alone time. 🙂