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Check out this great info on using different light for different results! Q : I was always told to “put the sun behind my subject” for pictures because of how badly they squint or are overblown by the sun. Then my subjects tend to look dark and underexposed though. Is it possible to get good lighting using the sun as a direct light source?  Before / After A : Using natural light is arguably the best light to use, especially when outdoors and when plentiful on a lovely day. The reason photos tend to look bad with direct sunlight is because it is in fact quite harsh and any objects in the way like branches and such, make for unflattering shadows. Photographers get around this by diffusing the light, using either a large diffuser panel or natural shade.

Shutter Speed can make or break an action shot. Check out this cool tip on shooting running water. Don't forget your tri-pod! Q : How do I make my photos of waterfalls look like the ones in the nature magazines? I always bring my nice cameras, but they still end up looking rather plain, and not as good as they did while I was there.  A :To obtain a fluid, elegant photo of running water, you need to take your  exposures with a much longer shutter speed. The downside here, is that there is almost no way you can do so while holding the camera. Make sure you bring a tripod to your next trip to a location with running water and set up your shot! Before Camera: Nikon D60 F-Stop: f/16 Shutter: 1/20 ISO: 200 Focal Length: 18.0 mm Tripod: Yes After Camera: Nikon D60 F-Stop: f/18 Shutter: 1/5 ISO: 200 Focal Length: 18.0 mm Tripod: Yes

Got That Design creates Brochures, Post Cards and more for this Real Estate company, check out our variety! Brochure Design : After being supplied with company logo, we extracted the font type, colors, and all other existing brand elements to creative a unique and informative brochure highlighting the property information, location, and photography, also provided by us. Postcard Design : The listing cards were designed using the same established branding features used in the brochure. After the postcard was drafted and approved, it was mailed to 100 of the nearest addresses to the subject property.

We took some time out of the hustle and bustle of Amber's mom's wedding day to capture this beautiful couple @ Terrapin Tavern in Dayton, OH. Gorgeous setting on a perfect October fall day. This couple made my mini shoot so easy. You can see the connection and love in every shot. It was so hard to pick just a few for the blog! Cannot wait to see you on your wedding day in May 2014 Nathan & Amber. Thanks for inviting me on your journey of your unity!