Clients often ask how something will crop when they go to order their prints. The camera takes photos in the 2:3 aspect ratio, meaning a 4×6, 16×24, 20×30, etc. will not crop and will print just as you see it. Take a look at this guide to give you an idea: If you missed my...
Soooo, I photograph other things BESIDES families. Fine art photography has always been a huge passion of mine. I don’t know why, but I keep so many things in different “places.” Portraits here on the blog and the facebook page. Instagram is separate. Flickr is separate (where you can find images like these). I post...
Warning: this is a lot longer than I intended it to be. But since you’re here, grab a cup and stay a minute. This year was insane. Finnegan, aka “The Finney,” was born, we listed our house and it didn’t sell, Christian turned 4, Jackson turned 9, Biscuit continued to eat weird things like entire...
What a year! Working and getting used to being a family of five was *cough* interesting to say the least. A challenge for sure, but I am ready for more in 2013. I have so many great ideas that I am working on, but for now, I’ve pulled together some highlights from this year’s sessions....
Ever wonder how to get that cool, blurry background? It’s all about the aperture … and it’s really easy to do! With Christmas just a few days away, I’ve created a mini-tutorial to help you achieve great bokeh with Christmas lights. 1. Use natural light! I shot this mid-morning, with a good amount of natural...
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