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Interview with Sarah & Cédric on Photography Trends

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© Sarah & Cédric.

Website:
https://coordinotes.be/

Country: Belgium

Photography Genres: Travel, Lifestyle, Adventure, Wildlife and Creative

Fave Camera Brand: Sony

Socials:
Instagram


What’s in your camera bag?

  • Sony A7R III
  • Sony FE 16-35 f4.0
  • Sony FE 55 f1.8
  • Sony FE 85 f1.8
  • Sigma 150-600
  • Sirui T-2004x Traveller

Where do you get the latest news on new gear? Where do You usually buy new gear?

We mostly buy our gear in the local camera shop, where we can test every lens before we buy them.

How is photography making the world a better place in 2024?

Because of photography we can show the world there is more than just your local place. We can warm people for new adventures and explore other countries/places.

Storytelling photos, every year, more and more.

© Sarah & Cédric.

If you could pick a photography mentor in 2024, who would you pick? Why?

‘Jacob’ on Instagram. His style is really nice and unique.

The unavoidable question: How do you see the use of artificial intelligence or machine learning impacting photography in 2024?

It will be difficult for photographers and creative minds over the next few years, but a machine can’t take away the feeling of taking the ‘perfect’ shot. On the other hand, it is also a great tool in the Adobe programs; it can make your work easier. It’s there, and we have to adapt to it.

What is your favorite photography book or resource that will continue to have a significant impact on your career in 2024? Why?

Instagram is a good way to connect with other photographers and share ideas that are positive for your creativity.

© Sarah & Cédric.

What is your go-to method for overcoming creative block and finding inspiration in 2024?

As said before, Instagram is a great source of creative ideas. Don’t just copy things, but always think about how to ‘improve’ somebody else’s shot by adding your personal touch to it.

Try things and keep trying.

Sarah & Cédric

If you could give one piece of advice to a beginner in photography, what would it be?

Try things and keep trying. Take your camera everywhere with you and try different angles on the same object/person.

Take your time to learn the skills about editing, and don’t buy cheap presets; make your own. This will improve your editing skills so much more than just copy/paste.

  • Favourite photography digital tool in 2024
    — Dropbox
  • Your favourite Photographer in 2024
    — @jacob / @mathias.koch_
  • Which social media platform do you use the most as a photographer?
    — Instagram, Website
  • Will you use or experiment with NFT in 2024?
    — Yes
  • Do you think the always-improving cameras on smartphones will result in less work for professional photographers in 2024?
    — No


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Perrin lives as a nomad in Canada and spends his time shooting landscape photography while exploring the wilderness. Throughout his career, Perrin has been a wedding, portrait, and product photographer. However, his passion always leads him back to the outdoors, where he teaches people how to photograph and interact with the natural world.
Perrin lives as a nomad in Canada and spends his time shooting landscape photography while exploring the wilderness. Throughout his career, Perrin has been a wedding, portrait, and product photographer. However, his passion always leads him back to the outdoors, where he teaches people how to photograph and interact with the natural world.
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