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The power of chance in photography

July 27th, 2008

I am showing you guys this shot because I can’t stress enough how important it is to NOT get hung up on “the rules.”   It’s good that you all want to know what lens I used, how many lights, f stop etc., however the TRUTH is that I could light a shot with a friggin flashlight and if the expression, or action is CAPTIVATING, then who gives a rats ass about the technical stuff ?

So here is Britania.  She’s smacking her lips with this bubble gum.  NORMALLY I tell the model to spit that crap out.  But I just had a hunch that SHE would make magic with that gum lol.  So this brings me to another point.  DON’T EVER PUT DOWN THE CAMERA UNTIL YOU YELL WRAP !  Just like an actor never stops acting until the director yells cut !

So Britania is doing her thing and I am snapping away on that shutter.  Then there is this short pause, the one where most guys would rest their arm for a couple seconds.  I kept my camera against my eye and Britania blows this bubble and hits a pose that ended up being f**kin cool !!!!!!!!

No she’s not wearing a $10,000 couture gown or anything amazing for that matter. But look at this !

Don’t put your camera down.  if it gets heavy then hit the gym and build some muscle !

The magic of chance happenigs

The magic of chance happenings

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5 Responses to “The power of chance in photography”

  1. Miss Red Says:

    This is incredible! One hell of a capture!!!

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  2. Chris Oquist Says:

    That’s a fantastic photograph – besides the ridiculously sharp image and the great lighting, you snapped the shot at the perfect time – congrats.

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  3. Leah Kershaw Says:

    I think that your work is absolutely fantastic.
    I have passion for photography aswell and just bought my first camera.
    (sony DSLR A200) although i dont have any equipment these tips really do help.
    i’d like it if you could check out some of my work, its not the best but its something.
    thanks Leah Kershaw

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  4. Jason Christopher Says:

    Leah, Chris and Miss Red I want to apologize for not thanking you for your wonderful comments. I have gotten behind and just want to officially tell you how appreciative I am of your kind words. I hope to see you back again !

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  5. Robert Says:

    wow. that is alot of information. I dont even know if I could do all that. And thank you so much for lettming me in on all the info.

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