I’ve been meaning for the longest time to link my articles that have posted over at my favorite photography website, I Heart Faces. Better late than never [smirk] …
How to put Real Life into “lifestyle” photography
Taking your photography to the “next level” with Manual Mode
Experimenting with Composition
Pondering Lightroom and Photoshop
Putting Yourself in the Picture
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Putting Yourself in your own Christmas Card Portraits!
You can find all these tutorials as well as a plethora more by a plethora of fabulous writers/photographers at I Heart Faces ...
4 comments:
I am glad you did this : )
Your posts are my favorite!
Wow, what a gold mine, Susan! I love all of these, but I think the one that has had a biggest impact on me is your low angle photography (and your frequent examples). I think there was a beach photo long ago with some really sharply focused rocks down in the foreground and a bunch of happy dudes playing in the background that gave me a whole new perspective. You're such a blessing, Susan, to so many people. Thank you for taking the time out to teach and share so generously.
Hi, Susan!
Long time lurker here.
Like L. O. N. G. time lurker. ;D
Your photography is so inspiring. Truly beautiful.
I was wondering if you might give some tips on shooting with a fisheye lens.
I purchased one after seeing all the different images you've shot with yours.
Er . . my shots look kinda . . . er . . ::snort:: not so good.
Your posts are my favorites too!
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