Wedding: Tim and Donna

Ashley and I went to a wedding this past Sunday at the Historic Overlook House in North Portland. I work with Donna and had the pleasure of meeting Tim a couple of weeks ago at the Blues Festival. I’m always trying to get shots for my portfolio.  The problem is I don’t want to get in the photographers way. So, I’m usually stuck using my 100-300mm since it is less intrusive. That-being-said, you can get some decent shots as long as you have good light since it only stops down to 4.5. The lens has its limitations though. Zoomed in at anything past 200mm you really need a tripod to stabilize your shot. I look forward to my 75-200 2.8 L that I plan to get soon. With the extra 2 stops I can bump up my shutter speed to help with the hand held vs. tripod problem

Tags: 100-300mm Lens, 75-200mm Lens, Overlook House

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