Posts Tagged ‘Photography’
Seaside Train Tracks
We took a trip out on one of the last really beautiful days of summer here in Maine last weekend to venture out on a landscape session. With the focus in mind of photographing some of Maine’s past eras that still exist in one form or another. The (and I’ll borrow a phrase from one [...]
My Holiday Wish List
As a photographer it is increasingly hard to find gifts that I can utilize in my professional while still being in the price range that most of my family and friends can afford. While I’d love a brand new Nikon D90 this Christmas – the $1200 price tag is going to put it on the [...]
Fall Foliage Photography
Its that time of year again when the leaves change to vibrant colors and make for perfect outdoor photography. If you are not taking time at least once a weekend to get out and shoot nature at its finest then you’re missing out on both the beauty and the profit you could be making on [...]
Favorite Photo
Another blogger over at www.photogb-log.com posted about one of their favorite photos of the past year, and I thought I’d take a moment to look back on my recent work to pick out a favorite of my own. This particular photograph was done for a friend of mine for their engagement so obviously I’m a [...]
Caption This Photo 1
This will be a new weekly posting that I hope will generate some interesting, funny, and inquisitive responses to some of my photography work. Each week I will post a photograph and ask people to leave a caption for it. The best caption as judged by myself will accompany the photograph wherever it is posted, [...]
The Photo Shoot Rundown
I’ve gotten a lot of questions recently regarding the typical rundown and procedures I normally encounter on any given shoot, so I thought I’d lay it out here and hopefully it will help some of you have a better session. The following post is based off of a two hour shoot that focuses on mostly [...]
New Photographer Tips
One thing I’ve noticed in the last couple of portrait sessions that I’ve shot outside is that the Cannon systems I work with do not particularly handle super dark shadows particularly well. I mention this in regards to portraits only because in recent testing with shooting in RAW mode, that this particular downfall of the [...]
Developing Portfolios
Currently I am in search of people that are looking to develop their own portfolios. If you are interested in creating a vibrant rich variety of images for your folio please contact me soon. For now you can check out these outstanding images brought to you by www.dqstudios.com. If you are looking for a wedding [...]
Cheap Photography Studio Backdrops
One of my favorite websites on the planet – Strobist – has yet again posted something of genius. He took a nice trip through the home photographers candy land of Home Depot and found all things cheap in relation to making easy, and home friendly backdrops for cheap. Direct from Strobist: “Here’s a trick: To [...]