Trying to figure out your photography niche? Senior photography has a lot of pros - let’s talk through 5 reasons why you should consider being a senior photographer!
Easy explanations and examples on the importance of shutter speed in photography. Learn why it is one of the three pillars of the exposure...
Trying to figure out your photography niche? Senior photography has a lot of pros - let’s talk through 5 reasons why you should consider being a senior photographer!
Jeffery Luhn demonstrates how to get a fresh look at the world's favorite lighting accessory, the softbox.
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Personal Branding Photography Education by Paula Brennan, Team Brand Photoshoot with with team at Vision Finance. Finance brokers headshots, branding photography for team in Melbourne
I'm sharing my 5 biggest tips on how to get started with newborn photography and showing you exactly where you need to begin!
Your wedding day is one of the most significant moments of your life, and it’s natural to feel a mix of excitement and nerves. As the groom, you have an important role to play in ensuring the day goes smoothly for both you and your partner. Here are some essential tips to help you navigate […]
I consider myself to be a very very amateur photographer, learning as I go & enjoying the process, however the most common emails I get from readers (I love those!) are about my photography. So while I might not know much, I am always happy to share what I got: Today's topic: how to get crisp, clear, bright photos? My equipment: Canon Rebel T2i, 50 mm f/1.4 prime lens, tripod & remote (see this post for more of my remote/tripod photography tips) First off, I do a couple of things while shooting to ensure sharp photos: {1.} spot metering (this post helped for tips on metering mode) {2.} Hold my remote next to my face so that is the most in focus point (my remote has a 2 second delay, so I have a little time to point the remote next to my face & then hide it) {3.} For outfit photography I stick to an aperture of f/1.8-2.8 but I have found that f/2.2 is just about my happy spot. {4.} Because it is just me standing in my alley, by myself, I typically have all the time in the world to get the right shot (just dealing with mosquitos, creepy neighbors, & dogs that need to be walked aside) - it is normal for me to take 50 photos/outfit & only 3-6 make it on the blog.... there are tons of blurry ones that the world just doesn't ever see... but they exist! FYI: I shoot on manual, so I set the ISO (aka light sensitivity), aperture ("f stop") & exposure depending on the day's elements (with white balance set on auto). Figuring out manual settings is a more complex topic than I want to get into in today's post, but I just wanted to show you the settings & what each element means... there are pictures below that this key will be relevant for :) (P.S. you can find this info for each photo by clicking "info" in iPhoto) See how ISO, aperture (f/#) & exposure (read as a fraction of a second, i.e. 1/1000 = 1 thousandth of a second) work with each other in these pictures below: As far as the post-processing photo tips I know, those are few & far between. I use Photoshop (I have an ancient version, CS3) & don't extensively edit my photos but I do do three things to every photo: {1.} lighten it a little bit (using brightness/contrast sliders) {2.} Bump up the sharpening (I follow this tutorial for photo sizing & sharpening... but don't use their suggestion to save as .png files, I prefer .jpg & think they load better) {3.} Resize the image to be exactly the pixel width I want & save it in the highest quality format so I can upload the original, high-res file directly to Blogger (& pick "original size" option every time) Personal tip: Because I know that I have the power to adjust the brightness/contrast of each photo, I prefer to shoot the photos a little darker than I want as it is easier to "fix". The photo on the left was brightened to achieve the look I wanted: While I attempted to darkened the left photo, & the result on the right looks a little unnatural. Finally, the sharpening that I do is very subtle, but an easy fix because I have the whole process automated in photoshop. Can you tell a difference? What photo processing do you use? I would love for this to be an open forum for us to share tips with each other. If you have any burning questions let me know & I will try to include them in a future post! P.S. Enter to win a shop credit to Bella Fusion {here}
Spend less time editing photos so you can spend more time being creative! I want to share my top 5 tips for Adobe Lightroom with you!
Trying to figure out your photography niche? Senior photography has a lot of pros - let’s talk through 5 reasons why you should consider being a senior photographer!
Hello beautiful! If you’re reading this, chances are you are a high school senior entertaining the idea of a senior portrait session with the wonderful and talented Mary Vance! I have had the pure joy of working with high school seniors as a professional makeup and hair artist and I’m here to help y
Starting a photography business, and struggling with feeling legit? Click here for my top tips for putting your best foot forward as a photographer!
My name is Kalie Schult and I am a PE teacher from Winterse, Iowa. I posted a video of my students playing Strikerball on Twitter for my striking unit in PE and it was a hit! Below I have shared … Read More
When it comes to your wedding day, the details are everything. You’ve spent months (maybe even years) planning every aspect to perfection, and capturing those special moments is a priority. While your wedding photographer is a pro at making everything look beautiful, there are some important details they need to know ahead of time to […]
Whether you want to connect with like-minded women or to launch a professional photography business—5 steps to starting a photography blog.
Four easy ways to up-sell clients after their mini session with you to bring in additional passive income.
Today I’m sharing how I make my own YouTube and IGTV videos… all by myself at home! I get a LOT of questions about this, so I really wanted to break it down and share how I create educational videos that I post every week on my YouTube and Instagram on IGTV. Before we jump right in, I DO want to clarify that to get started in video for your business, you DON’T have to do anything crazy. You can set up your iPhone, hit record, and upload that directly to IGTV and YouTube, OR even do live video (these are crazy impactful right now!) However, if you’re looking to take your video set up to the next level and […]
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Today's video walks you through how to put email templates in place for alllll of the emails you need to be sending, so you aren’t living inside of your inbox 24/7 and can dedicate your time to doing more of what you love.
The hardest part about doing a senior rep program or team. I remember looking back to my very first year of doing a senior rep program, it seems like it was impossible to start. I barely had done senior photography, but I knew that I wanted to do senior photography. I didn’t have a huge …
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Wondering how to use your DSLR camera like a pro? Click through for a step-by-step guide to photographing in manual mode.
A curated list of types of mini sessions you can offer as a photographer along with questions to ask prior to finalizing your mini sessions.
Exploring sunography: Making sun prints with kids
Emilie Photography, Edmonton and Sherwood Park wedding photographer. Specializing in outdoor and sunny and joyful wedding photography!
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Solängen preschool in Huddinge, photographed by architectural photographer Mattias Hamrén.
Ethos Logos Pathos in Comedy Writing. Comedy / Creative writing is much more than jokes. Great story telling is an art with technique. A nine year old student from my Sunday class on Long Island di…
Uh oh, these shapes have been split in two! Find each shape's other half to create a symmetrical shape.
Over the last year I’ve had a number of people ask me how I learned photography and how I transitioned my career path from the corporate world to becoming a photographer. I wrote this blog post to share the my experience and exactly what I did in detail to learn the ropes. I love helping others find
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Learn how to take pictures of your house for magazines, blogs, Instagram, and more with these five tips for photographing interiors.
