Personal | Philadelphia Wedding Photographer

I know that I am extremely fortunate.  I am one of the lucky few that gets to say my career is my passion.  I don’t have a job – I take pictures of life.  To me, there is nothing better.

Along this path, I get many opportunities … traveling, meeting wonderful people, making new friends.  And there is also the business side … learning new tricks, getting new gear, etc.

This post will feature one of both.

Blogged

First, I had the honor of being interviewed by a great camera company, Mamiya.  As life would have it, the Mamiya Blog contacted me a bit ago after seeing some images posted on my blog where I used the Mamiya rz67 camera.  Some time later I was interviewed by them.  Both being interviewed and seeing your comments in print is extremely surreal.  For me, it was a first time for both.

You can check out the full interview here … and here is a screen shot:

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Fauxlaroid

As mentioned above, I also have the privilege of traveling.  This time, I got to go to Dallas, TX and photograph a beautiful Indian Wedding.  And while it was the coldest its been in Dallas in 14 years, good times were still had.  Coming from Philly in mid January means I am used to temps around 25F.  But for Dallas, thats not normal and it was big news.  You will be seeing the images from that wedding but I also snagged a bunch of shots with my trusty iPhone and the Shake It Photo app … which i highly recommend getting.

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morgaine - Congrats on the interview!! …and just an amazing collection of images from your phone, mike. I’m never disappointed when I visit your blog :) January 14, 2010 – 12:20 pm

scotty - nice dude, congrats!January 14, 2010 – 12:50 pm

Alexandra - Awesome! I love the interview! And loving these photos from your phone – simply amazing.January 14, 2010 – 12:55 pm

Jaclyn Michele - Congratulations on the interview! Love your “Fauxlaroids” – that app is one of my favorites.January 14, 2010 – 6:10 pm

Sarah - just…wow. the interview made me want to learn to do “real-photography”. it must be an amazing feeling to shoot film. sadly, i haven’t done that yet.January 15, 2010 – 12:10 pm

kyle hale - Nice capture from the iphone, I really first one on the last row. Intense colors.January 17, 2010 – 6:54 pm

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