Episode 73 - Fred Silva Photography

I think everyone is going to go through that at one point or another.

Everyone there's, I mean, you can't always be perfect and sometimes, you know, you're in a rush, but I have, yes.

One time I was in a, I was at a gym shooting some volleyball pictures and it was actually, you know, like profile pictures.

So I had to set up and taking picture of my Sony camera.

The very first one that, that, that I had.

And all of a sudden the shutter just stops and locks and doesn't want to take pictures no more.

And I'm like, crap, you know, like, what, what do I do? And I'm trying to mess with it and it kind of works and then doesn't work again.

And I'm in the middle of a shoot.

So what do I do? Fortunately, I had my old Canon camera still in the car and that camera is a workhorse.

Like I still have it today and it works.

So I, you know, got the camera and I finished the session with with my old camera.

You know, I got, you know, I was able to get the pictures done, but thankfully, you know, I had that second camera.

So now I always have two.

Yes.

Now I have two.

But then there was another time and sometimes you forget like the memory card.

You leave it in the computer as you're, you know, downloading your photos.

And it's been a couple.

I remember one time I'm like, Hey, Danny, you got your memory card.

And, you know, another time in my photography class, I forgot the memory card.

And one time I stopped at Best Buy and bought another one.

So it's happened a couple of times.

But but yeah, that tends to happens always luckily my my cameras have dual slots so i have you know a memory card in the other because happened multiple times that i just pop out the other one and put in the slot and there we go ready to go but then one time i lost a memory card with a lot of photos and this time uh you know i was taking pictures for uh can see and uh for for their you know big photo

And the quinceanera.

Yes.