Kids and pets: every photographer, amateur or professional, has taken AT LEAST a zillion photos of them. Here are some tips for anyone who’s wished they could take even better photos of their kids/pets. 1) Rule numero uno, always, is get down on their level, kids and pets. Now, as I’ve always said, rules were [...]
Posts Tagged ‘point and shoot’
Tuesday Tidbit: Attack of the giant photos
So we’ve all been the victim of it and perhaps some of us have even been the perpetrators of it…attack of the giant photos. You know the story, you get a cute photo of your Aunt Susie’s new puppy, right click to open it and BAM, the photo is HUGE, takes up your whole browser [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: Shooting through glass
This past weekend I had the privilege of spending time with one of my close friends, Abby, and her boyfriend, Brandon, while they were visiting San Diego for the week. The last day they were here, we visited the San Diego Birch Aquarium and it got me to thinking about a really practical photography tip [...]
Tuesday Tidbit: Point-and-shoot and SLR cameras. Say what??
Ok, so this Tuesday Tidbit was inspired by two completely separate conversations about photography in the past two days…and both involved glazed eyes and blank stares when I said “point and shoot” and “SLR”. How many of you are giving your computer a blank stare right now? If you had asked me to explain 10 [...]
