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Haven't posted any photos in a while. Florida Gulf Coast University (in white) beat University of Central Florida 1-0 tonight. Here are a few shots. #1: Very physical game. Lots of aerial play, ...

Big lens goes on a monopod, small on a Black Rapid strap over the shoulder. Rarely do I use two straps, though I have; I tend to find those more awkward than the monopod.  Plus the monopod reduces ...

It might be informative if you could say whether the Google Drive comment stems from security concerns, or something else? No one is going to be terribly helpful without knowing what those "client ...

I find my eye goes to the hill in the background not the surfer.  The surfer needs to draw the eye - higher, and maybe to the left or right.  Personally I don't see a need for the whole hill to be ...

Ask in Instagram if you want a lot more feedback. I get a ton of complaints that I only post my photos on my web site, not social media. The conversations almost make it sound like they had to do ...

A somewhat odd comment, since as a disregarded entity it has little tax/income implications.  Be sure to talk to your insurer, notably about liability insurance, and what it does and does not ...

I get that, and that may be best.  I do offer the contrarian observation that parents, with the ubiquitous cell phones, point and shoots, and even DSLR's most get when they have a kid, you are ...

I'm sorry, I was trying to make a joke.  I understood the context.  But there is an underlying assumption (as there are with artists, musicians, actors, etc.) that many/most will need a "day job" ...

I'm not one but I like the way you summed it up, implying photography is not a day job.  :) Most young photographers I know hate web anything; if it's not a social media app they do not seem to be ...

Why a DSLR, get something you can get into the pool with like a Olympus TG-5.  It shoots raw so you can still do some adjustments, you can even get underwater shots.  It has nowhere near the low ...

And what does your client want.  For example, both golf (tee shot) and baseball (batting) most people seem to prefer the follow through, bat/club over the shoulder, to the action moment of action. ...

So far as I know this is relevant only for an LLC (or other corporation). The idea is that there is some formality and records. Fundamentally you have to treat it like a business.  The best way to ...

You need to talk to an attorney about the state. First there's the tax issues; generally an LLC vs. personal does not make a lot of difference in total what you pay, but it can make a big ...

It depends on the sport. For bull riding shooting long bursts is more likely to get the unexpected point where the rider comes off. Though someone better versed in the sport might be able to time ...

Is it though? I have a D800 and a D5.  To me the D800 is complimentary, higher resolution, much better DR and color up to about 1600 ISO. It's my go-to camera for vacations or any non-sports. So ...

Unless it's the two runners in the back in light blue, in which case crop to (mostly) those two only.  having what looks like the primary subjects in the foreground blurry takes the eye to the ...

Flicker control on?

That may be true of laws, but I fail to understand how it is not true for contracts, where offer/acceptance is a requirement.  I get that it appears to in fact be true, I just do not understand it.

True, though arguably getting ownership is benefit to the club, and getting access to shoot is benefit to the photographer (at least one could argue, though it's a little like arguing a mechanic ...

I think you over estimate, though you didn't mention the country.  I had a shutter replaced for something like $600.  You might also try non-Nikon facilities that might be more likely to stick to ...