Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 1:47 pm
Beautiful pictures Ken!
Are you a professional photographer? What kind of camera did you use?
Are you a professional photographer? What kind of camera did you use?
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Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 1:48 pm
Okay, I am going to give this a try to (never tried this before). Not sure if this is going to work, I'm on a Mac...
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 1:54 pm
A professional photographer? I wish! For my real job I am an engineer, just do the photo thing for fun. Most of the pictures were taken with a Canon 10D SLR. Wonderful (if bulky and heavy) camera.
Oh, the second trip I took to St. John, my wife surprised me with a private photo session with Steve Simonsen. Anybody who has ever read Caribbean Travel & Life or who has been to St. John knows Steve's work. He is a super nice guy and a fantastic photographer. We finished our morning together with lunch at Skinny Legs, and he invited us to dinner that night with his friends (we couldn't make it). That was a day I will never forget with a fantastic person.
Ken
Oh, the second trip I took to St. John, my wife surprised me with a private photo session with Steve Simonsen. Anybody who has ever read Caribbean Travel & Life or who has been to St. John knows Steve's work. He is a super nice guy and a fantastic photographer. We finished our morning together with lunch at Skinny Legs, and he invited us to dinner that night with his friends (we couldn't make it). That was a day I will never forget with a fantastic person.
Ken
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:01 pm
My daughter would like to become a professional photographer and she has a Canon SLR, I don't remember the number. I am hoping she will get great photos in STJ. I noticed that there is a photography school again the Spring. Unfortunately it ends right before we get there in June so she won't be able to participate.
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 2:42 pm
Terese,
You might want to contact Steve directly. He is available for one-on-one time, and if your daughter is seriously considering this as a profession, it would be a worthy investment. Good luck either way!
Ken
You might want to contact Steve directly. He is available for one-on-one time, and if your daughter is seriously considering this as a profession, it would be a worthy investment. Good luck either way!
Ken
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 3:24 pm
Ken, I love your photos! I actually stole your Cinnamon Bay photo for a while to use as my screen saver a few years ago. You must have posted a link to your photos after your trip. Now I know who took the photo! 