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Bryan is a photographer specializing in capturing corporate events, food/drink and advertising imagery. Based in Grand Rapids, MI, he has worked with clients such as CNBC, Michigan State University, ArtPrize, Grand Rapids Magazine and more. His work has also been featured by Delta Airlines, NBC, Microsoft and Pure Michigan. He also serves as a Fotopro tripod ambassador.
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There are times to use a tripod, and times not too. The important part is to learn which is which, and when its time to use one, use a decent one and use it properly.
Although I’ve voted for occasionally, I always use a tripod for long exposures, and are use a tripod if it’s in the blue hour. I have no problem getting images that are plenty sharp enough for my needs. Plus, I love the freedom and flexibility of handheld.
Always in the studio for macros and stuff. And occasionally outdoors for the mushroom or flower. I always take one along when I travel by car and then almost never use it; did I mention I’m not a landscape photographer, but I always want to be ready if I change my mind.
There are times to use a tripod, and times not too. The important part is to learn which is which, and when its time to use one, use a decent one and use it properly.
Always in the studio for macros and stuff. And occasionally outdoors for the mushroom or flower. I always take one along when I travel by car and then almost never use it; did I mention I’m not a landscape photographer, but I always want to be ready if I change my mind.
Although I’ve voted for occasionally, I always use a tripod for long exposures, and are use a tripod if it’s in the blue hour. I have no problem getting images that are plenty sharp enough for my needs. Plus, I love the freedom and flexibility of handheld.
Although I’ve voted for occasionally, I always use a tripod for long exposures, and are use a tripod if it’s in the blue hour. I have no problem getting images that are plenty sharp enough for my needs. Plus, I love the freedom and flexibility of handheld.
Always in the studio for macros and stuff. And occasionally outdoors for the mushroom or flower. I always take one along when I travel by car and then almost never use it; did I mention I’m not a landscape photographer, but I always want to be ready if I change my mind.
There are times to use a tripod, and times not too. The important part is to learn which is which, and when its time to use one, use a decent one and use it properly.