Yasse:
Do you always have your camera with you?
Emese: Almost always.
Yasse: What make and model of camera do you use?
Emese: Currently I shoot with a Canon 10D. I still own and sometimes use the Canon G2, a Lomographic Action Sampler, a few disposable underwater cameras, and a Polaroid.
Yasse: Are you inspired
by other photographers or artists? Who and why?
Emese: I don't know what I would do without sites like photo.net, photosig, dpreview, and pbase, as well as the greater photoblogging
community. They inspire new angles, new photo subjects, and new techniques, while also providing a constructive place to share my own work. It seems like every week I discover someone new who opens my eyes to yet
Emese: Almost always.
Yasse: What make and model of camera do you use?
Emese: Currently I shoot with a Canon 10D. I still own and sometimes use the Canon G2, a Lomographic Action Sampler, a few disposable underwater cameras, and a Polaroid.
Yasse: Are you inspired
by other photographers or artists? Who and why?
Emese: I don't know what I would do without sites like photo.net, photosig, dpreview, and pbase, as well as the greater photoblogging
community. They inspire new angles, new photo subjects, and new techniques, while also providing a constructive place to share my own work. It seems like every week I discover someone new who opens my eyes to yet
unimagined possibilities. In fact, there are too
many photographers who continuously inspire and influence me to list here,
but I try to keep a list of my favorites on my web site.
Yasse: Describe your perfect job. Would it relate to photography?
Emese: If you had asked me three years ago I would have said my dream job was to become a book editor in New York. Today, I'd love to work for National Geographic or a travel magazine, getting paid to take photos and travel.
Yasse: Why did you start your blog?
Emese: About a year ago I realized that my gallery had gotten so large that it was hard for visitors to tell when I added new photos. The blog became an easy way to point out
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Yasse: Describe your perfect job. Would it relate to photography?
Emese: If you had asked me three years ago I would have said my dream job was to become a book editor in New York. Today, I'd love to work for National Geographic or a travel magazine, getting paid to take photos and travel.
Yasse: Why did you start your blog?
Emese: About a year ago I realized that my gallery had gotten so large that it was hard for visitors to tell when I added new photos. The blog became an easy way to point out
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