Hiding in shadows while capturing light.
There is more to photography than mere brand loyalty. Being a photographer means to be able to capture the moment, no matter the situation, whatever the equipment. To be able to blend in, observe and capture the moment.
If you want to call yourself the official photographer of an event, at least be one. Not take out your fancy dandy camera only when you feel like it. Also, it means should others ask for assistance in taking pictures, you should be able to step up to the task, whatever the brand of camera. Even if it belongs to a rival brand.
For one, YOU DO NOT FUCKING CUT OUT HALF THE PEOPLE IN THE PICTURE.
Also, YOU DO NOT TELL PEOPLE A PHOTO IS DONE WHEN THE CENTER OF THE PICTURE IS OUT OF FOCUS.
Finally, for God’s sake, what happened to the number one rule of photography that subjects should be centralised?!
If this were any other dinner party, or any other group picture, I wouldn’t have minded so much. But hell, this is the last picture my friends and I going to take together in a long time and thanks pal, you completely screwed it up.
I’m really really mad because that messed up picture was supposed to be part of a farewell gift.
