Blogs – Page 4 – Carlos Andrew Thomas | Brooklyn New York Photographer Portfolio

Taken with a 50mm f1.8 through a chain link fence in my old neighborhood in Brooklyn. I took the photo when I went to visit a friend who lives in the area. This hidden railroad adds a charm to the old hood, which I miss.

Yet Another Reason the Information Age is Actually Making us DUMBER.

Posted October 22, 2011

By Carlos

Filed under News, Photography

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#brooklyn wedding photographer, #Computer multitasking, #Decision making, #Dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, #Functional magnetic resonance imaging, #Information overload, #new york wedding photographer, #social media, #Twitter

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I was inspired to write about decision making in the information age due to my own experiences with the data deluge brought on by the use of twitter, facebook, and the internet; but a lot of recent publications and media focus on brain health and behavior have pushed me to blog about the matter.

Newborn Baby Photography Session | Staten Island, NY

Posted October 22, 2011

By Carlos

Filed under People, Photography

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#Babies, #brooklyn wedding photographer, #new york wedding photographer, #Photography

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Child photography is renown for being a challenging affair, baby photography is in the same league. Now imagine doubling the challenge- or perhaps you'd prefer to consider it doubling the cute ? What do you think?

Im a control freak- and I shoot in Manual Mode.

Posted October 22, 2011

By Carlos

Filed under Blog, Photography, Tutorial

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#brooklyn wedding photographer, #Digital single-lens reflex camera, #new york wedding photographer, #Photography

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My foray into DSLR photography was preceded by the ownership of a Canon G9, which I purchased a few years ago. I wanted a camera that was portable, familiar, and not as intimidating as an SLR; yet could produce similar images. The Canon G series was a good stepping stone to to SLR photography for two...

Photojournalists judge you

Posted October 22, 2011

By Carlos

Filed under Photography, Web Content

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#Photography, #Photojournalism

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You bought $4550 in equipment and no clue how to use it. Most likely a $4500 body, with a $50 lens. You shoot RAW without any clue of why you’re doing it or how to process it.

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