Photography Blog-Note

Film or Digital
There’re no rules for good photos…
…there’re only good photos (Ansel Adams)

Comparing digital to traditional photography is a bit like comparing a microwave oven to fire. One has all the ease of use, convenience and speed, but the other has style, exquisite quality and atmosphere.

Digital or traditional - there is no right or wrong and no one medium is intrinsically better than another. The mere existence of one technology does not invalidate the use of another.

A digital photograph can be created quicker and cheaper. More aspects of a traditional photograph are made by hand. All of this can be a good thing or a bad thing, depending on why and for what purpose a photograph is created.

My tools of Trade

I don’t have a specific preference for any brand or system. I feel confortable with any camera, so don’t take this list as a tools suggestion, but more as a simple information if you are curious to know what camera I use in my shootings.

I learned that any camera brand or lenses you have doesn’t make a big difference: what is important is your vision and skills.