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Welcome to the Daniel S. Nersesian Photography Blog!

 

My friends & family tell me I’m an all or nothing kind of guy.  For better or worse, I’d agree, and that’s exactly how it was with photography.  I guess everyone was right!  Looking back, it seems that one minute I was a 22-year-old Marine in Iraq, fascinated by the embedded photojournalists who hung around on a daily basis, and the next minute I was a college student, enrolled at Brooks Institute of Photography and working towards a Bachelor of the Arts degree in Visual Journalism.  I haven’t looked back since!


I hope this blog gives you an idea of my photographic style.  I post everything from professional work for clients to my own family portraits, hoping that it gives you an idea of who I am both as a photographer & as an individual.  Enjoy the images, and feel free to fill out the contact form if you have any questions or comments!


-dan 

 

Category Archives: Gear & Equipment

Standing Up for Canon’s 100-400mm!

Many photographers will say, “Canon’s 100-400mm isn’t as sharp as the 300mm or 400mm f/2.8,” or “The contrast doesn’t compare to the 70-200mm.”  My favorite gripe about it is, ”The 100-400mm isn’t fast enough to be a professional lens.”  I won’t argue with any of those statements.  However, I learned very quickly that carrying around a...

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New Portrait Lens

Coming from a photojournalism background where I have had little control over what’s going on around me, I have traditionally relied heavily upon my zoom lenses. This isn’t due to the fact that they’re the best lenses out there, but rather that they have allowed me to be flexible and spontaneous. As great as they are, I’ve always wanted a dedicated portrait lens that did one thing and did it better than anything else. My wish recently came true with the acquisition of a Canon 135mm f/2.0.

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