My Photos Aren't Good Enough!

Is It Good Enough?

As photographers, we all come to a point where we just don't think our work is good enough anymore. This isn't because our shots suck "usually", it's because we've just become so critical of our own work that we aren't pleased with the results we're seeing. This is a very crucial point for any photographer. This is the point where some just give up and put their camera down; whether it be for months, years, or even for good. But this is also when it's most important to go out and keep shooting, to keep pushing yourself to reach that next level. This is that moment when a photographer begins to define themselves and their style. It's the moment when you begin to set yourself apart from all the other people out there walking around with a camera.

Zack Arias is a role model of mine. He's an amazing photographer and an inspiration with portrait lighting. But even

Cabarrus Pets Society

Yesterday, I had the opportunity to volunteer my photography services to Cabarrus Pets Society, a great local animal shelter. These people are huge animal lovers and I couldn't think of anyone better to trust the care of these dogs to.

Bernard - Full of energy! Definitely a hassle to photograph lol

While I was there, they seemed to be pretty busy. As it turns out, it was actually one of their slow days. Their kennels are usually packed on Saturdays, with everybody running around like crazy. All of the dogs are kept in foster homes during the week and brought in on Saturdays for their weekly Adoption Event, where they'll hopefully be paired up with a permanent home. Sadly, a lot of the full grown dogs don't get adopted, because everybody wants a puppy instead. So if you're looking for a dog and don't mind one that's already grown, pay these guys a visit. But they've got plenty of