Hello again photog-friends! This post is a quick and simple one on how to heal blemishes or other skin or photo imperfections in photoshop. To show you my examples, I have taken a photo of myself and created a nice, big, happy red spot for us to work on. Healing Skin Blemishes
I often get asked the question, “why does everyone you photograph appear to have such amazing eyes?” The answer is, Catchlights. Catchlights are gleams or shapes of light that are captures in a person or animals (your subjects) eyes. When you achieve catchlights, your subjects eyes are filled with light, revealing their beautiful detail and colour as well as the shape of your light source which gives those eyes that extra gleam & sparkle. Catchlights may sound complicated, but the {Read More}
As photographers, and momtographers it’s important for us to protect our images…and the subjects of our images. I once read a story from a fellow photographer who found one of her photographs of her child plastered across a bus in another country. Some random company had found her image through a search engine and had blown it up for an ad that was later used on a bus in Europe. The point is, unless you want other people using your {Read More}
Guide to photographing newborns Photographing newborn babies takes a special kind of preparation, patience and technique – even as the parents of these little ones. I’ve always considered it to be one of the most challenging type of shoots, but when you get those beautiful shots – it can also be one of the most rewarding. Here are a few simple tips on how to have a successful newborn photo shoot with your clients, or your own little bundles {Read More}
This was posted a couple weeks back, but now that tomorrow is the official start of the advent it’s time to start! I am so excited to see everyone’s photos! Let us know how you will be participating! I would love it if you follow me on Instagram where I will be posting all of my images. I will be checking the hashtags and following you if you are playing along. Just a reminder hashtag #makingChristmasCuter and the word that {Read More}
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