March 29, 2012 0

Moving to Tumblr

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After four years on WordPress I have decided to move everything over to Tumblr. It’s simple, sleek, and I find it simply makes sense for photography. Please follow my updates at http://workprints.tumblr.com ! This blog will remain up as an archive of past works. Cheers.

March 1, 2012 0

Chelsea’s Living Room, 2012

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Chelsea’s Living Room, 2012

February 23, 2012 0

Nick and Noah, 2012

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Nick and Noah, 2012

February 17, 2012 0

Searching for Subjects

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Josh Gosfield, 2012 | Rob, 2012

As 2012 takes off (mid-February whaaat!?) I am beginning to really concentrate on a series of environmental portraits. If you or someone you know is interested please send me an email at michaelgeorgephoto [at] gmail.com. Include your name, age, occupation, and a photograph of your beautiful face. Cheers!

February 16, 2012 0

Dogs and Hands #2

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Dogs and Hands #2 (Westminster Dog Show)

February 16, 2012 0

Mick, 2012

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Mick, 2012

February 15, 2012 0

Dogs and Hands #1

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Dogs and Hands #1 (Westminster Dog Show)

February 14, 2012 0

Mick, 2012

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Mick, 2012

February 12, 2012 0

Ben and Chelsea, 2012

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Ben and Chelsea, 2012

I miss home.

February 9, 2012 0

Your equipment really, really doesn’t matter.

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Everyone should check out this post/rant by Michael David Friberg. Also my name is Michael David George so heyyyy.

Click here.

“Bad news people. If you take boring-ass photos of flowers and dogs at 12 megapixels, you are going to take boring-ass photos of flowers and dogs at 36 megapixels. Period, end of story.”

“If you want to be a good photographer, go shoot stuff. Get outside of your comfort zone, show your work to people and take criticism graciously.”

Simple and to the point.

People always ask me for camera recommendations. 99% of my personal work is shot with an 8-year old Canon Rebel T2 and a 35mm f/2.0 lens. Total value: Less than $600. Stop looking at different cameras and start looking around. That’s where you’ll find photography.