LYNDSAYRADNEDGE BIOGRAPHY

Lyndsay RadNedge

​Photography

MY LIFE IN CAMERAS

1969: I saved cereal box tops to get my first camera: a Kodak Instamatic 25 that used c126 film cassettes.

1981: My first SLR, an Olympus OM-2n; saw me through college and vacations before my life took over and my fling with photography faded.

2010: A birthday present, an Olympus EPL1 is a really impressive little camera - it has a small but detailed sensor, and interchangeable lenses

2011: I learned to shoot raw and use Lightroom; I never looked back.

2012: I took a Sports Photography course - the class cost a couple of hundred dollars, and then several thousand for a full frame Nikon, a big lens and a much bigger camera bag. Because of this class, I started shooting Earthquakes games for Center Line Soccer and Prost Amerika.  

2014: After more classes, more lenses, and more subject matter, I started this portfolio.

2021: Shooting Earthquakes soccer, Stanford athletics and other events for ISI Photos Inc.

MY PHILOSOPHY

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If it moves, shoot it.

If it doesn't move, shoot it.

Don't be afraid to shoot into the light.

One can never have too many memory cards.

Or batteries.

Will shoot for food.

​Will shoot for credentials.

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