Thursday, July 22, 2010

Wedding World

I have the very fortunate time in my life where most individuals who I had attended High school with, are or will be, getting married. Having much experience and as a wedding photographer. I am at a place where I am beginning to come to mind for these peers of mine. In hopes of letting these individuals keep me in mind as their wedding photographer I am offering a free engagement session too, not just my fellow classmates, but anyone and everyone! That’s right a free engagement session to anyone who wants it! Contact me through my website: www.robkrueger.com

Chicago Wedding Photographer Rob Krueger Photography

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Here is just another image from a wedding I had photographed in Warrenville IL. One of the many suburbs of Chicago, all of which I am always ready and willing to work in. I love my job… I love it so much it feels wrong to call being a wedding photographer a job! More like a blessing!
Enjoy the image, there are more to come.

Chicago wedding photographer rob krueger photography

Friday, July 16, 2010

Chicago wedding photographer, Rob Krueger has become a highly respected image maker for the Chicago land and surrounding areas. Rob’s images of wedding and engagement photos have been gaining high marks for the industry. As a dedicated wedding photographer Rob creates moments through his images as well as capturing a traditional Chicago wedding style. Follow Rob on Twitter: RobKruegerPhoto. Become a fan on facebook: facebook.com/rkrueger, or search Rob Krueger Photography. Whether it is in Chicago or nearby… Rob Krueger is your first choice for wedding photography!


www.robkrueger.com

Monday, July 5, 2010

Nikon 18-200mm VR II Lens

The Nikon 18-200mm VR lens was a great buy! The VR II however, is an even better buy! There are three main reasons for the worth of this lens.
  1.            The 18mm lock switch. I have no issues with creeping on this lens or even on the previous version, unlike most other brands offering this range. While Tamron, and Canon offer the same lens with the 18mm lock switch, the fact is they have the switch because they need it. Nikon has done an amazing job even without the switch and had added it to conform to the general public. Even though I don’t need to use it, I find myself using it quite often to give that extra insurance.
  2.       The integrated coating on the glass has not only reduced the lens flare issues from the previous model, but almost completely removed the issue from the cons list for the 18-200mm VR system.
  3.      There is less slip feeling while moving through the focal lengths, specifically from 135-200mm, I find it to be smooth transitions throughout.

This lens has an awesome range, fast focus, and sharp quality.
There is only one reason for a four start rating, rather than a full five: this lens serves its purpose very well, great price, and well built. However, being in a lower class than your usual f2.8 lenses it is not a perfect choice for a professional, but maybe a beginning pro who can use it well and work on a budget.
Overall great product, Nikon is doing great things for this medium.