I got a call from a mother-of-the-bride asking if I was available to photograph a wedding on very short notice – less than a week from the day she called me. She said that they only needed me for an hour, were “on a tight budget”, and
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On Saturday June 18, I was (as usual) photographing the Atlanta Roller Girls. This season I have been using just my Nikon D300 with an on-board SB900 – changing shutter speeds and aperture to make the picture work best, and though the pictures this season have been
Read more →A six week turn around for repairs? That seems unreasonably long to me.
Read more →My very first digital camera was the now obsolete Nikon D70. I chose that because I was already shooting with Nikon film cameras and lenses and had no desire to buy a whole new system. A few weeks ago while shooting with my Lens Baby on the D70,
Read more →It is no big surprise that outfitting a studio with the latest and greatest tools and toys can be a very expensive undertaking. From backdrops to stands to light modifiers to props – the list goes on and on and the dollar signs keep rolling by.
Read more →One of the coolest things my photography has lead me to is my involvement with the Atlanta Roller Girls.
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I never thought I would be “beach guy”, but my wife convinced me to take a cruise with our 18 year old son as part of his graduation/birthday present. One of our ports was St. Thomas, and within minutes I fell in love with the Virgin Islands.
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Contact Ed Selby for licensing or purchasing prints of Northern California.
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