I thought I would talk about a few composition items in the next few weeks. Just point out a few things to think about when you are composing in-camera and some ways to fix slight errors in Photoshop. This week … Continue reading “Photography tips: on the straight and narrow” →
Anna at Hank and Willie actually asked about this on the I Love Photography forums, so this is really her idea. She asked about how to desaturate a cool photo, which is essentially what they did in the movies “300”. She … Continue reading “Photography tips – The “300” look” →
Last week I was asked to share more about my photo processing. I thought I would add a bit to what I have already shared on this subject. I think one of the main steps in editing a photo is choosing … Continue reading “Photography tips – the making of a memory” →
Bunny asked about good reads for photography how to’s so, I thought that would be a good topic for today’s discussion. Additionally, my dayjob and the numerous independent auditors that I have been dealing with the past few weeks have sucked dry … Continue reading “Photography tips – books and stuff” →
I want to see YOU! Yes, people, it is possible for the mommy to be in a picture. Every digital camera has the ability to use a timer, and some even a remote. This week’s mission (should you choose to accept … Continue reading “Photography tips – Use that remote/timer” →
If we lived in a warmer area that had more daylight, I would be outside shooting where there was plenty of available light. However, we live in a frigid northern state that has seen an unusually cold (subzero temps!!) December. I … Continue reading “Photography tips – Window light” →
