i got to shoot some 8x10 chrome last year, but it was such a nerve wrecking experience. I haven’t shot medium format since college, but 4x4 is my favorite. Best of both worlds, mobile with resolution! Just enough shots to make you be careful but not wanna kill yourself if you missed one!

How do you guys back up your work? Most photographers I talk to say best practice is 3x copies, with one of them offsite (like in cloud storage). I have like 2.5 sitting on my desk 😅

If you're new here, make a post introducing yourself (don't be shy!). You can share one photo from a project you're working on, or a photographer that inspires you and why. Or make a comment on someone else’s post. I started this group in order to share my knowledge about photo and creativity. It's free for now as I work some of the kinks out. But it will move towards a paid community once it's pretty. My mission is to make this the place to go to level up your photo skills, no matter what level you're at. Because no matter how good you are, we all have gaps in our knowledge. By helping each other, we are also helping ourselves. For example: My background is in fine art - I can teach you how to price your prints, if you can teach me price my head shots. Together we become better photographers! Whatever that means. My first priority will be to add classes to get beginners up to speed. Basic concepts like how to shoot manual, develop a style, why there are two names for everything in photo. But after that, it's open to the community! If I don't have the answer, we've got a much better chance of finding it if we work together. How about you? What are you here for? What would you like to learn?