The following article is a guest post by Alf Bailey, a photographer from Cheshire, UK. His series, “Diary of a Landscape Photographer,” recounts the scenarios that lead to capturing his stunning landscape photography.

We’ve all done it before.  We’ve knocked something over, bumped into something, even dropped our thousand dollar lenses.  But what’s the most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done as photographer?

Most of us, at some point in time in our careers (regardless of whatever that career may be), will fall into the trap of believing in absolutes. What are absolutes exactly? Absolutes are preconceptions or beliefs that there is only one way of accomplishing a task, regardless of what that task may be.

Every once in a while, an unmistakably unique style comes along in the wedding photography industry. I stumbled upon the work of Anna Kuperberg from the 2009 PopPhoto’s list of the top wedding photographers. Her unique compositions and dramatic use of shadows gives her work a style of its own. Here’s Anna Kuperberg’s main site: [...]