ShareCamera : iPhone 4 Subject : Sun through the mist This was one of those chance shots I spotted as we where driving along. The sun was sitting low as we drove into this bank of mist and the scene just looked really moody, and a bit spooky almost. As I pointed the...
ShareI take lots of photos on my iPhone 4, in fact, it’s one of the reasons I wanted to upgrade. I take a lot of photos of my kids, landscapes and, well, just anything I find interesting, but most of them just end up staying on my phone, the reflection is from the car roof....
Share10 mistakes people make in wedding photography Weddings can be emotionally charged moments for everyone and can be a logistical nightmare, the photographer (professional) needs to eliminate as many potential problems and mistakes as possible, so the first order of business is to communicate with the wedding party. This enables you to get an idea...
ShareThere are so many great locations in and around St Helens that are perfect for portraits! One of my favourite is Carr Mill Dam and Sankey Valley, especially with the recent regeneration that’s been going on. Throughout St Helens there are 17 parks and open spaces ( according to the Council http://www.sthelens.gov.uk/page.htm?id=690#Parks ) Bankes Park...
ShareUsing natural light in your photography to enhance the mood. Following on from the excerpt from the “Click! How to take gorgeous photos of your kids” I published, I want to give a good example of how the light can add mood to a photo, especialy with a photo of a child. This...
ShareAutumn Photography Tips Autumn is an amazing time of year for photographers. The changing colours, the crisp air, misty mornings, rain fall and long sunsets and sun rises all give some amazing and beautiful photo opportunity’s to capture. But don’t wait around too long to get your camera out though. Once those lush...
ShareHelp avoid shaky and blurred photos with 3 quick tip’s I’m going to skip the obvious one of “use a tripod”, although tripods are ideal to help get a pin sharp photo, they are not essential, and, we don’t all have tripods. Even if we do though, we don’t always have them with us, all the time. Well, at...
ShareKids are great! Whoever said “never work with kids or animals” had it sooo wrong. For 13 years I ran a family studio in the UK with 90% of the portraits being of babies and young children. Week after week we photographed kids of all ages, shapes and sizes, and loved it. The life and...
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SharePhysiograms – how to make them by Evan Sharboneau This is called a physiogram. How do you create them? Simply tie a string to the end of a flashlight or LED, then attach the other end of the string to the ceiling. A string that is about .5-2 meters is fine. Once your light is...
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