Comments on: Provo Creative Meetup http://www.jrbechthold.com/provo-creative-meetup/ Mon, 09 Jan 2012 21:11:13 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: JR http://www.jrbechthold.com/provo-creative-meetup/comment-page-1/#comment-453 JR Thu, 21 Jan 2010 05:09:22 +0000 http://www.jrbechthold.com/?p=467#comment-453 Well thank you for the kind comments... something about shooting a wedding scares me to death - I don't know if it is the expectations or the mother-in-laws, but it just gives me the creeps. I am glad to hear your husband picked up the camera again - For right now I am just having fun and learning... but I am going to start to pick up a few commercial jobs here and there, but mainly just so I can upgrade my gear and buy more lenses! Does your husband post any of his work on your blog? I would love to see it. Take care. Well thank you for the kind comments… something about shooting a wedding scares me to death – I don’t know if it is the expectations or the mother-in-laws, but it just gives me the creeps. I am glad to hear your husband picked up the camera again – For right now I am just having fun and learning… but I am going to start to pick up a few commercial jobs here and there, but mainly just so I can upgrade my gear and buy more lenses!

Does your husband post any of his work on your blog? I would love to see it.

Take care.

]]> By: wenderina http://www.jrbechthold.com/provo-creative-meetup/comment-page-1/#comment-452 wenderina Thu, 21 Jan 2010 02:58:16 +0000 http://www.jrbechthold.com/?p=467#comment-452 So I'm curious. Is it your ultimate goal to do this as your profession? Or do you prefer to keep it informal. I ask because you are so good, I can certainly imagine it being commercially viable. My husband tried to turn his photography into a wedding and portrait business several years ago. Result: he put the camera down and didn't pick it up for a few years. But now he's found his love of it again and is out all the time capturing beauty. But weddings and portraits? I doubt he'll ever try that again. So I’m curious. Is it your ultimate goal to do this as your profession? Or do you prefer to keep it informal. I ask because you are so good, I can certainly imagine it being commercially viable. My husband tried to turn his photography into a wedding and portrait business several years ago. Result: he put the camera down and didn’t pick it up for a few years. But now he’s found his love of it again and is out all the time capturing beauty. But weddings and portraits? I doubt he’ll ever try that again.

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