Posts Tagged ‘photography advice’
Imaging USA :: Favorite Booths & Vendors 2
Round two of my favorite booths and vendors from the show! Meet :: Finao I’m always intrigued by Finao’s booth, its usually a lounge style and samples of all their books are strewn about on coffee tables and couches. Their books are also always really cool, lots of textures and styles and covers. P.S. I…
Read MorePlaying with Fireworks and Long Exposures
I love long exposures. There is a grand crispness from a long exposure at a low ISO. Plus you have the opportunity to bend and play with light depending on the situation. Its fantastic. And really that is all photography is, light and shadow. So we played with some sparklers and fireworks and I took…
Read MoreForbidden Photography Adventure: Remember the Alamo
This passed weekend we took about 20 or so 13-18 year olds on an overnight trip to San Antonio, Texas and Six Flags. So fun. It amazed me how many of these students had never been to the Alamo, so we gave em a little ed-ju-cay-shon on their Texas heritage. Meet The Alamo. Its kind…
Read MoreThe Rogers Kids
I’m trying to find my niche in my photography work. I think I’ve got it figured out. Maybe. Still, the photo session with the Rogers Kids was such a blast. They are such awesome people, fun, silly, and like silly putty in my photographer hands. (ie. they did whatever I asked of them). Note to…
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