The Exposure Triangle – Summer Photography Series

by Lolli August 11, 2011 1 comment

Today our Summer Photography Series is going to focus (pun intended) on the 3 elements of photography that we have discussed over the last three weeks – ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed – and how [...]
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Aperture – Summer Photography Series

by Lolli July 28, 2011 10 comments

In my ongoing quest to become a better photographer, I have found that one of the key steps to getting better results (whether you have a simple point and shoot or an expensive SLR) is [...]
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ISO Tutorial – Summer Photography Series

by Lolli July 21, 2011 9 comments

Summer Photography Series, Week 2 Remember the days before digital cameras? It seems like ages ago when I would put film into the back of my camera whenever I wanted to take a set of [...]
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10 Ways that Running Actions Can Make You a Photoshop Elements Master

by Erin May 25, 2010 6 comments

What can running actions teach you about Photoshop Elements? Aside from taking you from this image: to this one? Actions can make you a master of layers, brushes and even intimidating layer masks. You can [...]
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5 Minutes for Photography: Kids Photo Shoot

by CarrieB April 9, 2009 10 comments

As photographers, we love doing outdoor photo shoots with kids and families! They’re usually a lot of fun for everybody, and the pictures are a blast. But, really, half the benefit of hiring a professional [...]
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5 Minutes for Photography: Filling the Frame

by CarrieB March 5, 2009 16 comments

If there is one thing we moms all have in common — we love to have tons of great photos of our kids! So, whether you are fanatical about taking photos or you are holding [...]
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5 Minutes for Photography: Creative Camera Angles

by CarrieB February 19, 2009 29 comments

If there is one thing we moms all have in common — we love to have tons of great photos of our kids! So, whether you are fanatical about taking photos or you are holding [...]
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