Monthly Archives: August 2008

Canon 200 2.0 vs 135 2.0…the showdown!

I am no expert equipment reviewer, only a wedding and portrait photographer that practically uses my equipment to deliver my art. I love low light photography and most of my lenses are prime lenses with huge apertures. Honestly I don’t use my EF 135 2.0 L lens all that much but after this comparison…I will...

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Meghan & Luke at Longwood Gardens

Meghan and Luke were guests at Ann & Scott’s wedding last year (on the coolest day of July in years) and we decided that it would be a great match for their wedding at Rivercrest in Phoenixville. We spent a hot (temperature that is) hour at Longwood Gardens and got some great shots!

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Canon’s New Lens…

Well it isn’t the newest of the Canon lenses, but I now have my hands on a Canon EF 200 2.0 IS L lens and will be testing it over the next week and at a model shoot next week. My first impression is that it is heavy…feels heavier than the 300 2.8 IS only...

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Anniversary Ideas???

So every year we spend a long weekend away for our anniversary and love going to neat little towns. For our upcoming 11th year anniversary I am lacking ideas…we have been to great places in Williamsburg (Liberty Rose B&B), Cooperstown (Cooper Inn), Cape Cod (Ocean’s Edge), The Homestead in Hot Springs, VA (also our...

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Megan Clugh - January 13, 2009 - 3:37 PM

For the future- Cape May New Jersey- stay at a B&B. There is also a waiting list to go and take care of a light house somewhere- sounds cool and different but a lot of work. Jim Davis did it before.

I’m one of a kind…

Here is a funny website that proves that I, Craig Single, am one of a kind! LOL…How Many of Me

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I’m back….

After an amazing week at the Pittsburgh Project I am back! Yeah! Can’t wait to get back in the swing and get some amazing albums out to everyone! Until that…here are a couple shots from my week away.
Here is my awesome work-site crew…nothing like teenagers paying to go work on a stranger’s house in another...

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