I may be interested in the d200 or d300, send me an email and let me know how much you’re asking

I know a couple of people who are looking for a camera. How much for each one?

Gosh Dangit, I wish they would put an auto focus on it.

I think the audio was actually really clear and good quality. So it does have auto focus then? Does it just not work really well or what?

How much you askin for the 300?

Good job Scott! Can’t wait to see the video from yesterday

Is the D200 still available? I’m in the market for a semi-pro camera. If it is please feel free to email the price. BTW… learned about your site from your url on K. Shelly’s Facebook photos. Very nice!

AMAZING!!!!!!
Wow! You never fail to impress and inspire me.

Wow! That is a great shot. Kudos to all of you for braving the elements.

Isn’t that the best! I love when they come out magical…no editing needed.

Gorgeous. WOW, I would have expected to see this image in DT’s or Scott Mylars portfolio with the exact, perfect lighting. LOVE IT! You did great Scott!

Hey Scott, would you be willing to post up the info for the shot. I am curious what all your settings were.

I was at that location this past Saturday for the first time ever and lo and behold, Jarvie posts an engagement photo session shot there, haha. Nice work, as always. I’m where you were once upon a time– preferring natural light. Need to muster the ambition to learn more about artificial lighting, get some remote triggers, etc.

that little red headed girl is SO ADORABLE! holy cow!!

Awesome place dude… great find!

Keep thinking big! Sweet place.

Holy sweet house!! Great location/idea. Good luck finding some roomies!

Wow! That would be awesome, just consider the thought of not always being single…then what would you do with it?

Holy Freakin’ Crap that place is awesome!

Oh yeah, and can I say “the perfect Dog House”? (for when the wife kicks me out, ya know)

I believe I have photographed at the house next door. And the driveway has been described as the driveway to hell in the winter.

But that is a very cool location for photography people.

I love these pictures! And these two people…

Gorgeous photos. And are her eyes seriously like that? That is AWESOME! I want eyes like that.
The Grandma’s look like fun!

Hi Scott,
sounds like fun and a great learning opportunity. I am a stay at home mom and my kids go back to school at the end of the month. It would be nice to have somthing to keep me busy doing what I love. And I would love to learn from a “master” haha. I have my own business but just started about a year ago so I am not too busy yet and I shoot primarily high school seniors, children and family, I have done one wedding but not sure I would want to go in that direction, but would be thrilled to assist! I know you said 150 hours but like what time and how many days are you expecting? If the hours work for me I would be very interested.

Scott-
I am interested in being an intern/personal assistant. I am currently a student at BYU studying photography. I just started getting into photography a little less than a year ago, and it is an AWESOME field to get involved with. I’m still figuring out my style, figuring out techniques and exploring which styles I love. I just spent a summer in an orphanage in El Salvador working as a class-giver/fun-planner. The kids who live at this orphanage have disabilities (mental and/or physical) and they are the coolest, most loveable kids I’ve ever known. I knew I had to somehow capture what I saw in them through my camera, and my very first project came to life. I got to spend an entire summer photographing the faces and spirits of these kids. If you feel so inclined, you can see the pictures I have taken: http://mmacphotography.blogspot.com/search/label/Hogar%20del%20Nino

I’m no pro (like yourself) and I’m still learning (which is why I’m interested in an internship), but I LOVE photography and am ready to expand my knowledge in that area.

Thanks!
Molly

PS-How flexible would the schedule be with the 150hrs? What days? Like I mentioned, I’m in school, so that would be a downfall depending on what schedule your expecting for the intern. Again, thanks for reading.

@ Wendy & Molly
I’m thinking 1 or 2 days a week.
Which means I could possibly do 2 interns maybe 3
(Takes a lot of training on my part the more i do, but could be worth it)

I prefer the 1 or 2 day approach instead of the every day for a short period of time approach, specially with an internship.
Doesn’t burn you out and we can get large projects done in one day and not be left with things to do.

Send an email my way.
I am interested in knowing what you’d expect and gain from the experience. Tell me what would be your PERFECT schedule.
The hope is to have enough projects and what not that you can just come on your assigned days whether I’m there or not. But have me be there half the time to help train and stuff.

Scott!

I still can’t believe you sold the D200 instead of the D300 but I guess more cash in your pocket is a good thing right? j/k

So I’m really interested in the internship as well as the personal assistant. I have been doing photography (professionally, I think?) on my own for 1 year so I have a lot to learn! I’ve been wanting to get into the wedding field but have been hesitant because I want to ‘know’ the ropes before I go into a wedding….. no faking it till you make it on weddings! I think you are an amazing photographer and I would love to learn the in’s and out’s of the wedding business. I could commit to one day a week, more if needed. And I’d love to assist on shoots. Photography has always been an obsession of mine but it has grown into a passion! I love envisioning a shoot, planning, and making it all come together, I love editing till 3 a.m., blogging, and I really love meeting so many amazing peeps! Bottom line, I’d love it if you’d pick me!
Thanks!

Hi Scott,
I am so totally there! Internship and/or personal assistant. I couldn’t find your email so I am answering here. I hope that’s ok. I don’t know what I can say that would make you choose me over anyone else except that I am highly motivated and quick at learning. I am genuinely interested in learning ablsolutely everything I can about, photography, the business, post processing, marketing etc. I already use lightroom2 but probably limited compared to what you do. I use it to organize and as my main post processing…However, I find myself still jumping over to CS4 to do more creative things. I have 2 kids in college. My daughter will start her sophmore year at BYU “GO Cougars!” And my son just returned from a Mexico mission and will be attending slcc. I also have a senior daughter and a sophmore son. So now that they are more independant I have much more free time for photography (plus they make great models, teehee). Not much of an astounding resume’ but lots of life experience haha. I twitter (sort of), facebook, manage my 2 blogs, and also my website (it’s a template, so not too tough, but I do it all myself). I am totally self taught,which I guess can be good or bad, lol . I watch every training video, podcast, youtube, that I can find to learn new ways of doing things. If you give me your email I can send you some of my marketing pieces, baby/senior announcements etc. or you are welcome to visit any of my sites I’m pretty sure you can get to all of them from my facebook page. The only thing that I can think of that would keep you from choosing me is that I am a Canon girl , lol, and I know you use Nikon (I’ll forgive you)…. but hopefully you wouldn’t hold that against me haha. Look forward to hearing from you.

Hey Scott

I’m really interested in the intern position and i’m wondering if there is still a spot to start in the fall. I go to BYU, i’m a film major, and i’m very interested in photography. Let me know if you’re still looking, and I’ll get back to you with my attempt to stun and amaze you.

Thanks so much!

Hi Scott. I’m a senior in high school and my passion is photography. I was wondering if you’re still looking for an intern. It would be a great privilege for me to learn from a professional. Just let me know if you’re still searching. :] Meanwhile, I tried to start my own little sort of business for my friends senior pictures. You can check it out if you’d like to get a feel for my talent in photography and such. ha.

http://www.wix.com/mcparrish/mcphotography

Thanks
-McCall

Haaahahahaha gross. Your comments, however, made me laugh quite a bit. Nice shots!

Awesome! A quick browse of the flickr page for the event and I much prefer your shots– you got in nice and tight, creating that feeling of claustrophobia and imminent doom as zombies close in on you, haha. Great work.

What?!? Who in their right mind thinks up a zombie walk? Creepers. Definitely creepers. Although the pics turned out awesome. Hopefully when I see you at the wedding this week you won’t be dripping blood…

I just wanted to say you are VERY good! Your pictures are amazing!!! I was there as a spectator and your pictuRES rock!!!

This looks really fun! Can’t wait til you do Amanda’s wedding. Check your spelling (this is ending on a fun note, not ending on fun…not)

These are hilarious, must have been a blast to shoot these! What beautiful pictures!

Scott, this are so fun, what a great way to loosen people up!

Mom, Be nice.

amazing shots. love to see how you’re playing with light. thanks for sharing

Amazing photos…. next time you need an assistant….

Fun to see how you’re advancing your craft– if you’re not learning you’re dying, right? Onwards and upwards

And that first picture is rad– I love how the vignette combined with the lines in the background create sort of a starburst effect– awesome!

Oh, and as for the “not the perfect wedding picture”… also just an excellent shot. Sure it’s not the cliche wedding shot, but that’s what makes it great. It really does stand out. It’s almost like most wedding pictures say “wedding”– and the people in the photos are just details of the wedding. This is more like a picture revealing two unique individuals where “wedding” is a detail– and important one telling us about their relationship, but the main focus being on the individuals who transcend that single moment in time. Does that make sense?

Just excellent. While I understand that the couple and especially the bride will want those photos that convey “wedding” and “romance”– I think this is a great addition. It does feel more like a fine art photograph and not only a wedding photo.

Thanks, Scott, for all the effort that went in to this project. It went well. Next time will be even better. I’ve got a few ideas on how to streamline it.

Thanks again Scott! It’s fun to see them actually side by side!

Excellent work everyone. Thanks for organizing stuff like this Scott.

It was a lot of fun and really cool to see how differently people edit the same photos. Just goes to show that it isn’t the tools or the technique it is the unique artistic vision.

It was a real pleasure watching the local talent working their photo magic – very educational too! I’m thankful that we have such a great photographic community here…willing to share with newbies like myself, hehe.

Thanks Scott!

Yay! Congrats to Tara And I bet you are excited that JaG is over too Scott! Sounds like a lot of work to keep track of!

Congratulations to Tara!!!

Comment about your previous post. I’m one of those photographers who share lots of pictures from every sitting (when I have time to get them online). Blogging is still pretty new to me though as was digital photography and digital editing.