Recent Photography Blog PostsFall Photo Tipsby Michele Cheplic31 Oct 2009 09:18 AMWhether you photographing pumpkins, leaves or little ghosts and goblins, you'll want to take note of the following tips to ensure your seasonal shots come out looking simply spectacular: Jack-o-lanterns After spending hours carving a prize-winning jack-o-lantern, you'll want to document... Taking Creative Halloween Shotsby Michele Cheplic30 Oct 2009 11:10 PMIf you are looking to spice up Halloween shots of your little pumpkin, then steer clear of boring backgrounds and cheesy grins, and let your costumed kid's inner ghoul shine. Costumes and candy are the main ingredients of any Halloween celebration. Fall Photos on the Farmby Michele Cheplic22 Oct 2009 05:24 PMAutumn's vivid palette of colorful leaves are not the only frame worthy subjects you'll find during your family's fall trip to the farm. Along with the pumpkins, the leaves and your children, farm animals make great photo subjects as well. More Tips For Photographing Your Furry Friendsby Michele Cheplic19 Oct 2009 08:00 PMFor some pet owners their four-legged friends are more than just animals, they are part of the family. As such, family pets often become popular photo subjects. Tips for Shooting in Mother Natureby Michele Cheplic12 Sep 2009 08:52 PMTis the season to head outdoors with your favorite camera and document the vibrant color show being hosted by Mother Nature. Fall foliage offers some of the most awe-inspiring backdrops for family photos. Photography: Post-Productionby Michele Cheplic10 Sep 2009 07:20 PMIf you shoot with a digital camera, then you know that it is nearly impossible to take a picture that can't be turned into a visual masterpiece. Post-production photo-editing has made it possible to turn the most unattractive images into frame worthy works of art. Back to Basicsby Michele Cheplic08 Sep 2009 03:11 PMPurchasing an expensive DSLR camera and costly high-tech photo editing devices won't guarantee stellar shots. Rather, the key to snapping spectacular photos is simple: Master the basic rules of photography. Experimenting With Lightby Michele Cheplic07 Sep 2009 07:08 AMFinding the perfect light for your photos is not always easy. This is especially true if you are shooting outdoors and are at the mercy of Mother Nature. Still, there are ways to capture frame worthy pictures with just the right light if you know how to work with the elements. Tips for Taking Your Own School Picturesby Michele Cheplic18 Aug 2009 06:58 AMDid you know that some schools allow parents to take photos of their children with their own cameras and submit them to be published in the yearbook? I had no idea. However, I'm not surprised that class photo day has come to this. School Photo Tipsby Michele Cheplic17 Aug 2009 06:02 AMI always dreaded school picture day. Always. Even as a first grader. Even as a Catholic schoolgirl, who wore a uniform to class everyday, regardless of whether it was picture day. I just despised picture day. Recent Blog Comments Samual says... "Also I forgot to say, if you have siblings in the school you have photo's taken with them as well, or your siblings who are too young to attend school can come into school to have a sibling photo done." |
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