Two weeks ago, I had just landed in the UK, tired and excited with a list of things I wanted to do. My siblings and I had tickets to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (which was out of this world- though sadly no photos- have to #keepthesecrets) and we decided to plan a vacation around the play. We spent some time in London and Edinburgh and also a lot of time on the train 🙂 I was also fortunate enough to shoot an engagement session in London, but that will be in a different blog post.
This was the first time I had taken my camera gear over seas, let alone on an airplane. Now, if I am being honest, I don’t really like landscape photography. I like shooting people, and sometimes landscape just doesn’t seem like a “subject”. But I’m on this new freelensing kick, and that really helped me to better appreciate landscape photography.
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I get asked a lot about why I chose to become a photographer. The more I think about it, I never really chose it at all. I am a firm believer that everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason isn’t immediately clear, and it can be really hard to be patient, but trust me, in your deepest darkest moments, there is always a reason waiting to be seen.