George Fotiadis Photography

BAPTISM PORTFOLIO – Φωτογραφία βάπτισης Θεσσαλονίκη.

pressgeo — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 16:55:21 +0000

Φωτογράφος βάπτισης Θεσσαλονίκη Γιώργος Φωτιάδης.

Επικοινωνία.

Tel: +30 6946461110

Mail: info@georgefotiadis.com

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Wedding Photography Greece, Thessaloniki, George Fotiadis.

pressgeo — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 00:00:06 +0000

Wedding Photography Greece, Thessaloniki, George Fotiadis.

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Contact

Tel: +30 6946461110

Mail: info@georgefotiadis.com

LUKE & KATE – Wedding Photography in Greece on the Island Naxos.

pressgeo — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 13:01:15 +0000

Wedding Photographer on the Greek Islands, George Fotiadis.

The wedding of Luke and Kate took place in the Island of Naxos on Saturday on the 10th of July.

A beautiful and inspiring place, i have to admit, with a,very gently and cooperative couple, relatives and guests that i liked very much, and have to say that i am lucky to meet such people and work with them.

One of the most important parts of wedding photography is the relationship between the photographer, the couple, relatives and the guests.

They gave me the opportunity, to work on the famous for that sunrise, on this Greek island and to combine their Australian culture with a lot of white huts, in the already colorful island.

After all color is what i like at most in photography.

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RAFAEL & POPI

pressgeo — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 14:46:36 +0000

Rafael and Popi got married in Nikiti,a village in Sithonia in Halkidiki,a place where i use to go for my Holidays in the summer, a place with a sea and beaches that remind the Caribbean islands.

As for the party after the wedding, i think that i am the only person that someone didn’t throw water on him, because of my cameras.

Rafael and Popi where a very enjoyable couple and pleasant people, as you can see in the photos.

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Wedding with the CANON EOS 550D (and the CANON G11)

pressgeo — Sat, 29 May 2010 23:43:48 +0000

Well,

It is a little strange to use a non professional DSLR for professional work, but with the same logic a professional shouldn’t use a Canon G11 or an Olympus EP-2 or cameras that are considered “outsiders” for serious work.

I personally use compact cameras (like the G11) for my personal work in many situations where compactness, large depth of field and discretion matters.

I belong to this kind of photographers where to carry less and to pass unnoticed are very important factors which I have to consider very seriously.

A big professional DSLR is the step in the wrong direction for me for most cases.

Until now I have never before used a small DSLR like the 550D for my professional work like weddings and relied to my old but trusty 5D mark I the last years and others before that.

Well a reviewer I am not, I don’t have the amount of technical knowledge for that, but aim impressed for what this little camera has to offer.

The most important factor for me after operation speed and a good auto focus, are the high ISO of a camera because I barely use a flash for the known reasons.

The good news is that speed and auto focus are more than sufficient for serious work.

Corrections like over-under exposure can be done easily without the back round dial in other Canon models.

But the most important is that high ISO at 1600-3200 are close comparable with the famous for that full-frame DSLR the 5D mark I.

Auto white balance and Flash exposure are better than my older camera the 5D mark I to.

The same goes for dust on the sensor where the 5D was a pain in that area.

Another great feature is the quite good working live view (where auto focus can be a little tricky sometimes and requires cause) for the reason that different approach (non-obstructive) and angles can be used.

I have to admit that I almost don’t use the 5D anymore and combine the G11 for non action and the 550D for all the rest.

Examples bellow.

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