Marty Wild

My Aunty was the image taker in our family, so she inspired me to progress onwards and upwards. With the ever increasing cost of 35mm photography I lost my Mojo and concentrated on being a husband and good dad to my lovely wife and two great children. I never lost the drive to push on so holidays and Christmas my Nikon came out. When window P.C. looked promising I transferred all my images to my brand new Pentium 1 266 GhZ 10 Gig hard drive which at the time I was told I would never fill. (lol) The late nineties brought Digital cameras, which where awful. The skin tones was pink and cameras where way expensive too. In the early Millennium the second big bang took place. Digital was born! It was brilliant you could actually see what you have taken and it looked proper. In 2006 it was snooze you loose! You had to move over or you was left for dead in the big sea of image data.

So my Nikon F50 was eBay away. I purchased my first DSLR it was my Tank in a bag, Nikon D200. I stopped with Nikon because most of my lenses worked on my new Digital D200 then I upgraded  To [url removed] next upgrade took me to. D800 with the top 3 Pro Nikon glass.  I have a decent set of light's for shoots. I ran a 2 day work shop and shooting for free to build my portfolio.  I have a few weddings under my belt and a small folder of models I should like to think I could help out and also learn from others my aim is too take brilliant photos not just good ones. In my book it's 10% ability 90% enthusiasm. It also makes me sad when models want to stand in front of thousands pounds worth of camera equipment and charge more than a soldier to shoot. Pause for thought adjust your fee and fill your calendar!

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