Category Archives: Photography TipsYou spend so much time picking out the perfect gifts for your loved ones, holiday pajamas, and more to create those magical Christmas memories. It’s so important to me for my family to remember those memories in years to come by telling the story of our traditions through photographs. Today I am going to share with you some of my favorite tips to take better pictures on Christmas morning.
It’s almost time for fireworks shows galore! Today we’re going to talk about how to photograph fireworks. To make sure you capture all of those beautiful displays!
52 photo ideas to break out of the habit of saying “say cheese”. in the summer of 2011 i created the documenting life challenge which gave weekly prompts to moms to help creatively capture their children.
my friend trisha of tg photography just came out with a set of photoshop actions that i just had to share with y’all. i am a huge fan of clean edits (meaning not too over saturated or too much fluff). most actions that i come across i don’t find super useful…but when i got to play with trisha’s action set i fell in love!
this week i am going to share how i get out from behind the camera. i am in very few pictures these days. but, with the help of a tripod and a camera remote i was able to get in the shot. here’s how i did it: i had my family sit on the bed while i set up my camera on the tripod. i adjusted my settings and focus on them and took a test shot. i then set my camera remote to take the photo two seconds after i pressed the camera remote button…and hopped in the frame. ps — i love the shot of them jumping on the bed. even though they are blurry it captures them in all of their toddlerhood. busy, busy, busy.
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