Monday, March 2, 2015

Posing Prep 2015

Single Male
Romantic Couple
Single Female

Friend Group Pic
Family Pic

Wednesday, February 11, 2015

1.) To add a content block to any page, drag it from the customize drawer and drop it onto your page.

2.) Photo, Navigation, Video, Design, Text, Social, Discovery, HTML & CSS.

3.) Single Photo: Add a block that contains a single image to any page, gallery, or folder.
Multiple Photos: Add a block that contains more than one image to any page, gallery, or folder
Slideshow: Add a slideshow to any page, gallery, or folder.
Carousel: Add a photo carousel to any page, gallery, or folder

4.) Menu: Build a navigation bar with links to other pages on your site, as well as to any external sites you'd like your viewers to visit (e.g., a blog).
Galleries: Display certain galleries.
Folders: Display particular folders.
Pages: Display certain pages.
Folders, Galleries, and Pages: Display all types of content levels together.​
Breadcrumb: Add a breadcrumb to reveal the links between your homepage and the page being viewed.
Featured Events (Pro): Feature an event on any page you create.

5.) Logos and Separators 

6.) sRGB

7.) You shouldn't crop your photos before uploading to SmugMug because you should Let the customers choose the crop in the cart,  if they get it wrong  you can set your galleries for proof delay, which allows you to see and adjust the crops as needed.

8.) 750x935

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

New Tutorial Challenge

1.Smoke Textures For Compositing
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3. For this project, i will need a tripod, a flash (because i plan on taking some pictures in the dark), Possibly a fish eye lens to add some cool effects and i will need people to use as my models with the smoke. 

4.) 1. make sure all camera setting are set correctly
2. Set up all equipment in an area where there is a plain black backdrop so that the smoke is visible
3. set up camera on tripod 

5.) step 1. use a telephoto lens, 
step 2. use a pure black backdrop, 
step 3. Use a studio strobe when Photographing Smoke, 
step 4, Be outdoors for environmental smoke effects, indoor for fine smoke effects
 step 5. Use a variety of tools to create your smoke and fog


6. when putting photos into lightroom, 
step 1. Neutralize the color, 
step 2. Adjust Exposure,  
step 3. Black Out Background With Local Area Adjustment


Monday, January 5, 2015

1. Animal Photography
2. Rule: Simplicity
3. This photo had to be taken close to the surface of the water because you can tell that the sun is being used as the natural lighting behind the turtles head.
4. The photographer had to have all waterproof equipment and probably a big zoom lens because I don't think the turtle would have let him be that close to it.
1. Landscape
2. Rule: Simplicity
3. The light source had to be natural lighting from the sky
4. The photographer used either a wide angle lens or a fish eye lens to get this effect on the picture and he most likely used a tripod because the camera is at a certain angle where is directed up towards the sky.
1. Nature Photography
2. Rule: Reflection
3. This photo was taken outside during the day so the lighting is natural from the sun.
4. The photographer had to use a piece of a mirror in order to get the reflection.


1.) Action Photography
2.) Rule: Balance
3.) The lighting in this photo is most likely artificial because it looks like an indoor pool, but you can tell the photographer used a vignette so that your eyes focus in more on the diver.
4.) The photographer needed a very small shutter speed to take this picture since it is perfectly in focus and maybe a tripod since the picture is perfectly balanced.
1.) Portrait Photography
2.) Rule: Simplicity
3.) The lighting is used with studio lights and they are positioned to where the model has shadows on half of his face
4.) the photographer needed a studio backdrop and studio lights
1.) Nature Photography
2.) Rule: Creating Depth
3.) This is a natural light source, I'm guessing it was taken in the middle of the day because the light is one solid color and it doesn't portray sunrise or sunset colors.
4.) The photographer had to use a wide angle lens and had to be in a plane or helicopter so that he/she could be very high up in order to fit the entire setting in the picture
1.) Street Photography
2.) Rule: Leading Lines
3.) The lights in this photograph is used with a long exposure since this picture was taken at night. you can tell its long exposure because the lights are blurred because they are moving but everything else is in focus because everything else is still.
4.) The photographer needed a tripod for this picture to keep the camera steady


Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Flipwork

http://digital-photography-school.com/great-portraits-one-light/

Portrait Photography

I want to really learn how to be a really good portrait photographer because thats where a lot of business is !