Ever been curious exactly what a working photographer uses on their shoots? Come find out

Picture this, you’ve been photographing for a while now and things are starting to change. At first, it was new and exciting, you felt like you were learning a lot, growing a lot. Every picture seemed to be magical no matter what you did. It was like eye candy all over the place. You couldn’t believe those photos came out of your hands. Then, after a while, the magic of the images fades away. The images that once seemed impossible to take, become the new standard for every picture you take. One great photo just isn’t enough. Was it even a great photo to begin with? Or were you just enamored with how much progress you made?

This is my all-time favorite album. I’ve been listening to it for as long as I can remember, and I’ve been dying to do a photoshoot themed around it for a couple of years now. As I began my new direction, Kiss Land was immediately the first thing I wanted to use as my inspiration. So for this week, I just want to talk about the inspiration behind just a couple of the images in the collection. As a baseline, I’ve created one still frame for each song on the album, so let’s talk about 3 of them.

My review of the Sony A7RV after a year of continuous use