Please put me on your mailing list — My sons are in their 40′s but photographing grandchildren is much more fun anyway. I hope somewhere you will share how you achieve the extraordinary quality of the light. It makes the excellent photos really memorable.
Hi Rachel, I so enjoy your photography, and your blog with the thoughts of your day. I’ve probably told you this already on flickr as nfoto, but I am a twin, and find the twin parenting talk very interesting! It sure is fun from the child’s side, good to see the parent’s side, too!
I have an iPhone, no laptop at the moment. So, if I’m out with the camera I’d probably like a hard copy of your eBook “Click”. Do you have one, and/or how well would it come thru on an iPhone screen? At some point I thought you had a discount deal for pre-orders or the printed version, but I don’t seem to be finding it. Also, if you have a mailing list, please put me on it.
It depends on your camera, but if you are on a budget and have a digital sensor on your camera (versus full frame) get the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 lens. It is sharp and light and has a non-variable widest aperture. You will also be able to change your focal length (versus being stuck with a prime lens) for getting variety in your images.
My wife would be very interested in the book “Click” but my question is: is the book only in “ebook” format or do you get a hard copy of the book when ordering on-line. If hard copies are av ailable I would be greatful to know where I can purchase a copy.
I went from a D40 to a D5100 base don the advice of a salesperson and I’m thinking I goofed up. Thoughts? If you were looking to upgrade from a D90 into something nicer, what would you pick? If price wasn’t a consideration and if it was? So confused!
webinars?!!! Oh, I will keep my eyes peeled for that!! Okay, can I shamelessly beg you to offer a webinar on your nx2 workflow? LOL I just started to use it, and the skin tones and exposure sooc are a dream(thank you for giving nx2 a shotout at the clickinmom twitter party!!!-had no idea!), but I am feeling a wee bit lost and having a hard time duplicating my usual edited look in nx2! I would love to see how you go about editing in nx2, as I adore your style-it is so beautiful and film like. :heart
hello, I am a a-level photography student and i am currently carrying out a project called ‘A day in the life of’ for this i am going to take photos of anything including family members such as my little cousin. when i saw your portfolio it inspired me, your photographs are amazing ! I was just wondering if i could have a little bit of background information about how you got into photography, what camera you use, basically a little biography. It is just to back up where i got my inspiration from. Look forward to hearing from you!
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Could you please put me on your mailing list.
Just found your amazing site…could you put me on your mailing list?
Please put me on your mailing list — My sons are in their 40′s but photographing grandchildren is much more fun anyway. I hope somewhere you will share how you achieve the extraordinary quality of the light. It makes the excellent photos really memorable.
Hi Rachel, I so enjoy your photography, and your blog with the thoughts of your day. I’ve probably told you this already on flickr as nfoto, but I am a twin, and find the twin parenting talk very interesting! It sure is fun from the child’s side, good to see the parent’s side, too!
Have a great day!
Nan
I have an iPhone, no laptop at the moment. So, if I’m out with the camera I’d probably like a hard copy of your eBook “Click”. Do you have one, and/or how well would it come thru on an iPhone screen? At some point I thought you had a discount deal for pre-orders or the printed version, but I don’t seem to be finding it. Also, if you have a mailing list, please put me on it.
Thanks a lot.
Nan
What’s a great starting out lens for Canon if you want to get into children’s portraits?
It depends on your camera, but if you are on a budget and have a digital sensor on your camera (versus full frame) get the Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8 lens. It is sharp and light and has a non-variable widest aperture. You will also be able to change your focal length (versus being stuck with a prime lens) for getting variety in your images.
My wife would be very interested in the book “Click” but my question is: is the book only in “ebook” format or do you get a hard copy of the book when ordering on-line. If hard copies are av ailable I would be greatful to know where I can purchase a copy.
Thank you for your time
Tom Clark
That book, Click! Is only in eBook form at the moment and is downloaded after purchase from that site.
Hi Rachel,
Just finished your book, Click! Loved, loved it and oh how you made me “think” about my photography. For the good of course!!!
can you please make the book click in a hard book??? because I dont like ebooks thanx
You will have to speak to the Publishers at Digital Photography School about that!!!!
I went from a D40 to a D5100 base don the advice of a salesperson and I’m thinking I goofed up. Thoughts? If you were looking to upgrade from a D90 into something nicer, what would you pick? If price wasn’t a consideration and if it was? So confused!
webinars?!!! Oh, I will keep my eyes peeled for that!!
Okay, can I shamelessly beg you to offer a webinar on your nx2 workflow? LOL I just started to use it, and the skin tones and exposure sooc are a dream(thank you for giving nx2 a shotout at the clickinmom twitter party!!!-had no idea!), but I am feeling a wee bit lost and having a hard time duplicating my usual edited look in nx2! I would love to see how you go about editing in nx2, as I adore your style-it is so beautiful and film like. :heart
hello, I am a a-level photography student and i am currently carrying out a project called ‘A day in the life of’ for this i am going to take photos of anything including family members such as my little cousin. when i saw your portfolio it inspired me, your photographs are amazing ! I was just wondering if i could have a little bit of background information about how you got into photography, what camera you use, basically a little biography. It is just to back up where i got my inspiration from. Look forward to hearing from you!