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You’ve got to get down.
Yesterday I had the pleasure of doing an outdoor shoot with my very favorite model – my daughter. We went outside and I had a big blanket and I basically scooted Lexi around this blanket for twenty minutes while trying to persuade her that grass is not food. A friend of mine was showing me [...]
HDR 101 – High Dynamic Range Imaging
A friend of mine is really into HDR. This wasn’t something that I was really aware of up until six months ago and because I’m curious by nature I did a little research about what HDR is, what photographs make for a good HDR project and how to go about doing it. So here’s the [...]
Photographers in the News and another Winner
In official business The Betterphoto Guide to Digital Photography can be claimed by commenter: PShorten. I have sent you an e-mail with request for your address but if you haven’t gotten it please check your junk mail. I’m always interested in photo tips, who isn’t? So this week for our Photographers in the News I bring you tips [...]
Inspiration Board Tuesday: Food as Art
I love the inspiration that I find in Foodie Magazines and Blogs – the lighting, the presentation, the food it really gets me hungry. Food photography is very difficult for many reasons the main one being you have to cook food that looks good. It doesn’t stop me from trying though and this week I’m [...]
Photography in the News: Groundhogs
Today is Groundhogs Day. Not exactly a holiday – it doesn’t get me out of work and unfortunately it’s not going to make the gray of winter move along faster. In a few minutes some well dressed man with a top hat will reach his hand into the hole of a Groundhog pull him out [...]
Tradition and the Holiday Photo
Every year my entire life there is a picture of my brother and I in front of the Christmas Tree. The photos showcase sheer excitement, red eyes, bad bangs, ‘I’m too old for this’ attitude and then sheer excitement again. I give you a few tips: Get down. I read this tip in the book [...]
