1. Paperclipping Photography Tips & Endnotes

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    Yesterday I was so lucky to sit in on a Paperclipping Roundtable with Noelle, Izzy, Nancy and Tracey Clark.  We discussed photography, gear, framing a shot and more. I learned a lot (and picked up a few items for my wish list as well).  You can listen on this page (thanks Izzy!) or go to Paperclipping here.   When we...
  2. Capturing Connections

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    Lately I've been thinking a lot about the photos I take.  Part of my Photo Flow process is thinking about the photos I choose to capture.  One thing I really want to consciously document more are connections – the relationships and moments that punctuate them.  Everytime I browse through my library – the connection images are some of my favorite....
  3. Reblog: 7 Tips for a Successful Christmas Card Photo Shoot

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     ***It's that time of year again!  Thought you'd all enjoy this post from last year – I'll be sharing this year's photos soon. ***I was happy to finish my photos for our family Christmas card during Fall break in October.  I still haven't decided exactly which photo I will use, but I thought it would be fun to share a...
  4. What “Finding Photo Flow” Is

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    I’ve had a few people ask me what I mean by “photo flow.”  Let me start by sharing what Photo Flow is not: A one-size fits all workflow solution. Workflow is a term that is used by many when describing working with your photos.  On the professional photography circuit you can find class after class of photographers sharing their personal photo...
  5. Savoring Summer with Katrina Kennedy

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     Today's final post of the summer photo series comes from someone whose work I find so inspiring – Katrina Kennedy.  I'll turn the narration over to her - My garden is my favorite place in the world. I love the colors and variety this photo shows.   I love that you can see his smile as he views the worst...
  6. Getting to The Point with Lightroom & OnOne

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    Selective focus is a pretty cool tool in a professional photographer's bag because it makes it easy to see the story in an image.   For example, in this senior shoot I focused on one of the subjects to draw the viewer's eye exactly where the story of the photo can be told.  It says a lot about how much fun...
  7. Review: Perfect Layers in Lightroom

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    by Kayla Lamoreaux Layers in Lightroom?  OnOne's Perfect Layers plugin makes it possible to take your photo editing to a completely different level – without Photoshop.  Check it out in this video Review: Some helpful links -  Perfect Layers Plugin Scrapbooking in Lightroom Creating Scrapbooking Templates in Lightroom
  8. How To Get The Perfect Photo Without A Camera

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    Have you ever had a family activity where you wanted to be fully immersed in the fun without your camera?  A few weeks ago our family spent a really fun day at Lagoon compliments of Oracle.   I'll let you in on a little secret – the only camera I took was my iPhone because I wanted to ride the rides...

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