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So I was offered the chance to tag along as second shooter at a wedding last weekend and I jumped at it.  I've been having thoughts lately of broadening my photography and wondered what it would be like as a wedding photographer.  After suggestions from fellow shooters, I rented both the 23mm and 56mm and was off.  Overall I captured some images that I'm really happy with (and everyone else is too - bride, groom, main photographer) and had a great time all while learning a lot.
 
This was a nontraditional wedding - no bride / groom walking down the isle, no post wedding photos, more of a 'party' with a 10 minute ceremony attached. 

You can view the rest of the images here
 

 

 

 

So I was offered the chance to tag along as second shooter at a wedding last weekend and I jumped at it.  I've been having thoughts lately of broadening my photography and wondered what it would be like as a wedding photographer.  After suggestions from fellow shooters, I rented both the 23mm and 56mm and was off.  Overall I captured some images that I'm really happy with (and everyone else is too - bride, groom, main photographer) and had a great time all while learning a lot.
 
This was a nontraditional wedding - no bride / groom walking down the isle, no post wedding photos, more of a 'party' with a 10 minute ceremony attached. 

You can view the rest of the images here
 

 

 

 

So I was offered the chance to tag along as second shooter at a wedding last weekend and I jumped at it.  I've been having thoughts lately of broadening my photography and wondered what it would be like as a wedding photographer.  After suggestions from fellow shooters, I rented both the 23mm and 56mm and was off.  Overall I captured some images that I'm really happy with (and everyone else is too - bride, groom, main photographer) and had a great time all while learning a lot.
 
This was a nontraditional wedding - no bride / groom walking down the isle, no post wedding photos, more of a 'party' with a 10 minute ceremony attached. 

You can view the rest of the images here
 

 

 

 

Here are some shots from last night - it was a beautiful cool evening in town with some great cloud coverage.  These were all shot with my X-T10, a 6 stop ND filter on all of these and a mix of the Rokinon 12mm and the Fuji 18-55 f2.8.
 
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Had a chance this weekend to take some shots of graffiti around Houston.  I must say it's very impressive to see the detail and quality that some of these artist can produce.  All were taken with my X-T10 w/ the 18-55mm f2.8 and processed in LR.  The skyline shots were taken with the Rokinon 12mm f2.0.
 
More can be seen at Brandon DuBois
 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some shots from last night - it was a beautiful cool evening in town with some great cloud coverage.  These were all shot with my X-T10, a 6 stop ND filter on all of these and a mix of the Rokinon 12mm and the Fuji 18-55 f2.8.
 
Click here for my blog
 

 

 

 

Here are some shots from last night - it was a beautiful cool evening in town with some great cloud coverage.  These were all shot with my X-T10, a 6 stop ND filter on all of these and a mix of the Rokinon 12mm and the Fuji 18-55 f2.8.
 
Click here for my blog
 

 

 

 

Here are some shots from last night - it was a beautiful cool evening in town with some great cloud coverage.  These were all shot with my X-T10, a 6 stop ND filter on all of these and a mix of the Rokinon 12mm and the Fuji 18-55 f2.8.
 
Click here for my blog
 

 

 

 

Had a chance this weekend to take some shots of graffiti around Houston.  I must say it's very impressive to see the detail and quality that some of these artist can produce.  All were taken with my X-T10 w/ the 18-55mm f2.8 and processed in LR.  The skyline shots were taken with the Rokinon 12mm f2.0.
 
More can be seen at Brandon DuBois
 

 

 

 

 

 

New X-T10 owner here - haven't had this much phone with photography in a long time.  Amazing what connecting with a camera can do.  Looking forward to hanging out more.
 

Had a chance this weekend to take some shots of graffiti around Houston.  I must say it's very impressive to see the detail and quality that some of these artist can produce.  All were taken with my X-T10 w/ the 18-55mm f2.8 and processed in LR.  The skyline shots were taken with the Rokinon 12mm f2.0.
 
More can be seen at Brandon DuBois
 

 

 

 

 

 

Hi folks,
 
Just recently bought the X-T10 and so far, I'm loving it. I've been shooting Nikon's for years but wanted something smaller to use mainly with the family. I have been really impressed with the raw files and the sharpness of the 18-55mm "kit" lens. Trying to decide what lens to get next. Here is one taken at the farmers' market I manage.