See the blog post here: http://www.classicallycontemporary.co... Follow along on Insta & Twitter @madeline_dmBlogging for over three and a half years has been so much fun. Even though my content drifts from one topic to the next (much like my train of thought), there's always one thing that remains the same. I've grown up with my camera, and we've gotten to know each other very well. From trips across the world, to moisturizer smears and eye shadow dust, it's safe to say that we've been through a lot.I take my photos on No Flash setting unless I need some extra light or want to try a portrait setting. I always shoot photos using the viewfinder, and videos using the LCD screen. Photos are 24 megapixels and videos shoot in 1080p HD.The 18-55mm VR is great for wide shots and places where you'd like to zoom in and out on a subject.The 50mm 1.8 gives a bright picture with a blurred background, but you need to stay at least 1.5 feet away from your subject. The 40mm f/2.8 micro allows you to get within inches of your subject for a super crisp shot. My kit included a Nikon camera strap, but I'm now using a personalized leather strap from Tap & Dye. Three of my other must-haves include a Nikon remote control for selfies and close-ups, an Optex tabletop tripod, and the LensPen for easy cleaning.xxFilmed with my Apple iPhone 6s Plus

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