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Aaron B. is a writer and editor with eight years of experience and four additional years teaching grades K-7.
"To be honest, I don't yet have a specific brand that I prefer. The type of gear that I typically carry around is a camera for long shots with the mounts included and plenty of LED lights. My preference for photography has been night shots of architecture in the city and sometimes of rural areas. There have been a few photoshoots that I've done with people. I have many bags to carry my equipment in that makes transportation much easier."
Aaron B. is a writer and editor with eight years of experience and four additional years teaching grades K-7.
A question like this one helps the employer better discern your type of work style. People have their preference with which type of photography they choose. The same applies to the equipment that they use. This question won't stop an employer from hiring you unless you aren't using any equipment at all. That scenario will create the appearance that you are not engaging yourself prior to securing a job. Ideally, you want to share what gear you use and how. This indicates that you are engaged prior to and while working a job.
Aaron B. is a writer and editor with eight years of experience and four additional years teaching grades K-7.
"Recently, my camera of choice has been Leica Q-P digital camera. I've been using it to take photos of architecture and people. For the most part, this camera has worked well for me with natural lighting. When I do need extra lighting, I make use of Leica's Flash and LED light. "

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