Tag Archives: photography
What’s All The Fuss?
Have you noticed how photographers are overly protective of their images? I often get requests from people to send them digital photos. To the point they feel they are entitled to them. Here’s an example of why photographers are so … Continue reading
Why Does This Photo Look So Bad?
Cell phone, point-n-shoot or DSLR camera, it doesn’t matter. A bad photo is still a bad photo. As I said before, A bad photo with an Instagram filter is still a bad photo, it just has an Instagram filter! Do … Continue reading
7 Tips To Look More Professional!
Using LinkedIn as an example, look at the profile pictures that people use? In addition, have you noticed how many people don’t have a profile photo? Let me offer some suggestions as to how your professional head shot should or … Continue reading
Fairport Mardi Gras Parade 2015!
Everyone has been to a parade at some time. Lake County Ohio residents and even folks from out of town annually come to watch the Fairport Mardi Gras Parade. With cell phone technology, people will photograph and video all kind … Continue reading
Working For FREE?
If you own a business, I’m sure at some point you’ve been asked to work for FREE. In this case the article is directed at photographers. But I’ll bet if you replace “photographer” with your profession, the scenario will sound … Continue reading
How A Photographer Turned Pro!
Almost everyone today believes that technology makes you a photographer. You’ve heard me talk about understanding light, learning the craft, knowing your camera/phone and studying light. Here’s an article about Michael Afonso and his journey to turning pro. Michael Afonso: … Continue reading
Make Your Photography Subject Standout!
Anytime I look at an image, I expect a clear answer to the question: What’s the subject? When you ask this question, is the answer clear to you? Let’s not be concerned with camera exposure at this point. Let’s think … Continue reading
Small Business Symposium – Lake County, Ohio
The 2015 Small Business Symposium is on track for June 5, 2015 from 7:30 A.M. To 1:30 P.M. Here are just a few highlights: Lunch with Keynote Speaker, Kordell Norton-Making a Difference-YOU can Change the World! Speaker and Author, Lisa Ryan-The … Continue reading
Meet Photographer Cory Richards
OK, so many of us think being a photographer means to simply point a camera and push a button. Let me introduce you to National Geographic photographer Cory Richards. Listen to his story and his commitment to his craft. Think of … Continue reading
Portrait Photography Help Video
So how do begin to understand a photographer’s thought process? The best way is to spend time talking with a photographer. Most of us do not get the opportunity to speak with world renowned photographers. So here’s the next best … Continue reading
British Photographers Invade Cleveland College Of Art & Design
A group of British photographers spent time with photography students talking about photography as a profession and shared techniques. Having mentored local high school students about entrepreneurship, I would encourage you to spend time with students on careers and other … Continue reading
As A Photographer It’s Click, Click And More Click!
Here is a very interesting article about a “newbie” photographer who started in his back yard. Read how his hobby has brown through Click after Click after Click. http://newscenter.nmsu.edu/Articles/view/11006/nmsu-college-of-engineering-professor-utilizes-scientific-approach-to-photography
Photography And Copyrights – Who Cares?
Let’s start by saying as soon as you press the shutter, your image is protected under federal copyright laws. Many social media sites are changing their “terms-of-service” to minimize or eliminate your rights under the copyright laws. Do you wonder … Continue reading
Photography Tips
The tips in this article should help you to open your mind when you look at the cell phone camera screen. Although I follow the author’s comments under the section “Avoid Using Flash”, I’d suggest using flash. The reasons cited … Continue reading
People Photography – Your Eye Is Key
If you’re not looking at your subject and visualizing the resulting photograph, chances are you’re DOOMED! That’s right take a quick look at the surrounding elements and the subject then ask yourself: How will this look when finished? For People … Continue reading
Poses For Portrait Photography
Posing a subject for a portrait is sooo very important. When people come into the studio, they are nervous and uncertain. Try to take a picture of your family or friends at an outing or on vacation. Even then you … Continue reading
Photographing Snow
This has been a real cold and snowy winter here in northeast Ohio. If you’re like me, you see a lot of people post pictures of snow scenes on social media. One problem I see consistently with these photos is … Continue reading
Poses For Portrait Photography
Allmost everyone who is being photographed asks the photographer: “How do you want me to pose?” Unless the photographer has some experience creating portraits, the answer is often “Oh, just stand there”. Take a look at this article about Mark … Continue reading
Tips On Wildlife Photography
Let me suggest that you first look at the images in this article. Then look at some of the pictures on your cell phone camera. Do you see a difference, aside from the subject. Read the article looking for tips … Continue reading
Is Hollywood In Trouble?
Let’s face it technology is blasting ahead at warp speed. Look at your cell today as compared to 1, 3 and 5 years ago. Still photography and video photography cell phone capabilities are more advanced than ever. So should Hollywood … Continue reading
Those Pesky White Balance Settings
To follow up to my last post regarding White Balance, here’s a handy discussion on the topic. Notice the description of the various white balance settings. http://www.kenrockwell.com/tech/whitebalance.htm
Understanding Your Camera’s White Balance
Have you ever wondered why your pictures have a blue or yellow cast to them? Most likely you forgot to change the white balance setting. Want to understand White Balance and it’s effect on your pictures? Read the attached article. … Continue reading
Photographer Graham Nash
Does that name sound familiar to any of you? You may not associate the name with photography. Try thinking of musicians. OK, OK, here’s another hint: Crosby, Stills…….. Check the link below if you haven’t made the connection yet. http://hauteliving.com/2015/02/legendary-graham-nash-talks-photography-music/549027/
Urban Art Promoted
Urban Art In 2013, my wife Diane and I traveled to Rapid City, SD for vacation. We visited Mount Rushmore, the Crazy Horse Monument and all the cool towns in South Dakota. While staying in Rapid City’s historic district, we … Continue reading
Photographer Invites Area Business To The Small Business Symposium
SAVE THE DATE! – Friday June 5, 2015 What: Small Business Symposium Where: Lakeland Community College Agenda: Continental breakfast and networking Opening Speaker Marketing/Sales, Finance & Operations, Human Resources and Business Start Up breakout tracks Luncheon and Keynote Speaker So … Continue reading
Photo Op – Bowling For Kids.
Do you like to bowl? Like to help kids? Join Big Brothers – Big Sisters fort heir bowling fundraiser. https://bbbsneo.ejoinme.org/?tabid=573026
Photography – It’s Not Always About Mega Pixels
Cell phone cameras are making some strides in performance. BUT – this article will demonstrate why pros don’t use them on photoshoots. http://www.businessinsider.com/iphone-6-camera-vs-dslr-2015-2
Lake County Chambers Home & Lifestyle Expo
Lake County Chambers Home & Lifestyle Expo – February 21-22 at Great Lakes Mall. The Home & Lifestyle Expo is hosted by Lake County Chambers of Commerce. Visit with over 60 member businesses primed and prepped to give you tips, tricks … Continue reading
Are You A Young Professional?
Consider joining FUEL. This is a networking group for young professionals. FUEL meets February 19 from 5:30-7:30pm at Brunner Sanden Deitrick Funeral Home & Cremation Center – “The Generational Challenge – From the Millennial Perspective”, presented by Pat Perry, President of … Continue reading
Art Interprets Alzheimers
Lake Erie College presents “Art Interprets Alzheimers”, a traveling exhibition presented by Artists Archives of the Western Reserve. The free exhibit will run from February 12 through March 12 in the B. K. Smith Gallery in Royce Hall for the … Continue reading
Cell Phone Video Photography
I thought t his article had some great tips for cell phone camera video. I hope you get something to help you. http://phonerpt.com/five-tips-creating-great-videos-smartphone-32549/
3 point Photography Checklist
When I watch cell phone picture takers, I can tell the image will not be what they expected. Just by watching, I can see the result will not work. Why? Most cell phone camera picture takers haven’t a clue about … Continue reading
High Dynamic Range Photography
Ever notice how your pictures appear too dark in some areas? There is a technique you can try called High Dynamic Range (HDR). Check your camera manual to navigate to this feature. Here’s an article to explain how it works … Continue reading
Social Media Profile Picture
After adding a contact on a professional social media platform, I was presented with a list of suggested contacts. I was amazed at how many connection suggestions had no or a poor profile photo. How can I confirm our connection … Continue reading
Valentine Photography Reminder!
With Valentine’s Day around the corner, don’t forget to contact the studio for the special Valentine! http://www.blog.athomasimage.com.com/valentine-photography/
Valentine Photography
Yes, by all means – flowers, candy and/or dinner for Valentine Day. Why not capture a great memoir though. Here’s a great offer on a 1-1/2 hour sitting and an 8X10 color print, Half Off. The offer expires January 31, … Continue reading
