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Brian Knight
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On one of the last days of 1999 Brian Knight picked up his first digital camera at a local Wal-mart. The camera was fairly large, very slow and used floppy disks for film, but he was hooked.
Brian came to work with Will Ramos Photography in 2005 after five years of producomg adventure sport events with EX2 Adventures. Will has helped hone Brian’s skills both behind the viewfinder as well as afterwards in the (digital) dark room. Together they have covered numerous outdoor, adventure sport races (and weddings).
Covering races requires a photographer to think quickly on his feet, to adapt to changing light and angles, and to be comfortable sitting in the hot sun, the pouring rain, or tied to a rock face hundreds of feet in the air. Covering weddings, believe it or not, presents similar challenges especially when attempting a more subtle, less in your face, photojournalistic approach.
It is possible to run into Brian without a camera. He is an avid kayaker, enjoys hiking and mountain biking and spends much too much money expanding his own private library.
Brian’s photos have been published on numerous websites and in publications including: Shape Magazine, The Washington Post, The Express, Metro Sports Washington, and Yahoo! News, Adventure Travel. He has also exhibited his work in several solo and group shows in the Washington DC area.
Photographer
On one of the last days of 1999 Brian Knight picked up his first digital camera at a local Wal-mart. The camera was fairly large, very slow and used floppy disks for film, but he was hooked.
Brian came to work with Will Ramos Photography in 2005 after five years of producomg adventure sport events with EX2 Adventures. Will has helped hone Brian’s skills both behind the viewfinder as well as afterwards in the (digital) dark room. Together they have covered numerous outdoor, adventure sport races (and weddings).
Covering races requires a photographer to think quickly on his feet, to adapt to changing light and angles, and to be comfortable sitting in the hot sun, the pouring rain, or tied to a rock face hundreds of feet in the air. Covering weddings, believe it or not, presents similar challenges especially when attempting a more subtle, less in your face, photojournalistic approach.
It is possible to run into Brian without a camera. He is an avid kayaker, enjoys hiking and mountain biking and spends much too much money expanding his own private library.
Brian’s photos have been published on numerous websites and in publications including: Shape Magazine, The Washington Post, The Express, Metro Sports Washington, and Yahoo! News, Adventure Travel. He has also exhibited his work in several solo and group shows in the Washington DC area.