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| Kody from Templeton High School Class of 2012 |
Aug 17, 2011
High School 2012 Seniors
Its amazing how many different places I keep finding for cool spots for portraits just a short walk from our downtown studio. Atascadero High School senior portraits, Templeton High School senior portraits. Monterey Bay Academy senior portraits.
Mar 4, 2011
Studio or Location Clothing Tips
The goal of any fine portrait is to direct the viewer’s eye to the faces in the portrait. Simple long sleeved garments in medium to dark tones of brown, gray, burgundy, green or blue are pleasing choices when photographed against a medium or dark background.
Choose clothing in the same tonal ranges so that no single member of the family stands out because the clothing is too light or bright as compared to the rest of the group.
Download our clothing tips here
Choose clothing in the same tonal ranges so that no single member of the family stands out because the clothing is too light or bright as compared to the rest of the group.
Download our clothing tips here
NEW Line of Lifestyle Photography
Want to play on the beach or the park with your family AND get exciting photography? Check out our latest Lifestyle photography called YourLife Vignettes.
Sep 5, 2009
Feb 28, 2009
Important Tips on How to Get a Great Senior Portrait
The most important tip of all is to choose an experienced photographer that can take the style of photos you want and that you feel comfortable with.
Clothes:
• Bring a VARIETY of outfits. It’s a good idea to include both casual and more formal outfits in your senior portraits. You choose a couple and let mom choose one or two, that way everyone is happy. Make sure everything is properly ironed before you leave the house.
• Medium to dark colors are generally best. Warm tones are best for outdoor portraits. Remember, darker colors minimize body size.
• Select colors and necklines which are most complimentary to you. Some outdoor locations do not have private changing facilities. A selection of outerwear helps to make quick changes in looks (ie. sweater, jacket, scarf).
Clothes:
• Bring a VARIETY of outfits. It’s a good idea to include both casual and more formal outfits in your senior portraits. You choose a couple and let mom choose one or two, that way everyone is happy. Make sure everything is properly ironed before you leave the house.
• Medium to dark colors are generally best. Warm tones are best for outdoor portraits. Remember, darker colors minimize body size.
• Select colors and necklines which are most complimentary to you. Some outdoor locations do not have private changing facilities. A selection of outerwear helps to make quick changes in looks (ie. sweater, jacket, scarf).
Feb 24, 2009
Too Many Photographers! How Do I Choose?
There are a lot of photographers on the market today. Here are some things to consider when you're trying to decide who to hire:
1. The Cost. Everyone is trying to save money these days but there's an old saying, "You get what you pay for," and that is especially true when hiring a photographer. Photographers who shoot great work consistently, pay to advertise, use the best equipment, have long established relationships with their vendors, and pay many studio expenses. They are the Rembrandts and the Michelangelos of today and their art is worth its price. These Photographers dedicate
1. The Cost. Everyone is trying to save money these days but there's an old saying, "You get what you pay for," and that is especially true when hiring a photographer. Photographers who shoot great work consistently, pay to advertise, use the best equipment, have long established relationships with their vendors, and pay many studio expenses. They are the Rembrandts and the Michelangelos of today and their art is worth its price. These Photographers dedicate
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