Just another quickie tip, that I’m sure is not news to anyone. I have some older tips that discuss looking at your environment and finding an outdoor studio when determining places to shoot. I just wanted to point out a … Continue reading “Photography tips – what’s old is new again” →
Well, now that Anya is getting to be the big THREE, it is time for the annual birthday photo shoot. As I get more experienced, I like to have some actual photo shoots for my kids for their birthday’s instead … Continue reading “Photography tips – setting up a photo shoot for your child” →
Today I thought I would show some photos and the edits I made to them to bring them up a notch. I’m always interested in the SOOC shots and then the edits to make them “pop”. Sometimes a different crop, or … Continue reading “Photography tips – before and afters” →
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” →
Although, I know my children are almost perfect little beings, sometimes the pictures of them need to be fixed. Not their cherubic smiles or sparkling eyes, oh no! I’m talking about food, markers, paint, dirt and boogers on their faces. … Continue reading “Photography tips – fixing imperfections” →
I am curious as to what others think of as good, hang-on-the-wall-type of photography. I would love to hear your thoughts. Here’s a few of mine…watch out this may get long winded and boring. There are basically two categories of … Continue reading “Photography tips – what is your style?” →
This week’s theme was brought to you by Bunny. She wanted to know how to create a collage. Creating a collage of pictures isn’t really hard at all. It is a little time consuming to get everything the right size, … Continue reading “Photography tips – Creating a collage” →
I have received a few requests for tips/themes, so I’m going to try to incorporate them in the next few weeks. Maggie asked if I could do one for self portraits, so that is what this week’s theme is focused … Continue reading “Photography tips – a self portrait” →
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” →
There’s a new game in town! It’s called texture and it’s FUN! Basically, what your are doing is taking a photograph of an interesting texture, overlaying it on top of your existing picture and reducing the opacity of it so … Continue reading “Photography tips – adding texture to a photo” →
