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Photo Challenge: Dress for Success
by Rachel Myerson (May 15, 2007)
Special outings can be picture perfect with just a little bit of planning. See how your attire can help boost the look of your photographs. |
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Photo Challenge: Self-Portraits
by Jessica Porter (Mar 22, 2007)
We all do it: snap away at our loved ones, while we’re left behind the camera. So, let’s step in front of the lens and have some fun with self-portraits! |
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Taking and Using Sepia-Toned Photographs
by Rachel Myerson (Dec 18, 2006)
Over the years, I have come to appreciate the elegance of sepia prints. They bring back a sense of history and provide a warmer feeling than the black-and-white photos of that era. There are still times where sepia-toned photos work best for our scrapbook pages. |
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Purposeful Props
by Sarah O'Neal (Mar 6, 2006)
Props can spark excitement and interest to your photography if added correctly. Care should be made when selecting the type, color, and placement of the prop. Here are some tips for using puproseful props. |
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Photographing Toddlers
by Maureen Spell (Feb 24, 2006)
You pull out the camera in order to capture a cute picture of your toddler, but as soon as he sees the camera he runs! By doing a little pre-planning, you can have a successful photo shoot with a toddler. The key is to get your running shoes on and follow their lead. |
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Photographing Newborns Easily and Artistically
by Sarah O'Neal (Jan 27, 2006)
Amazing newborn photographs can be taken with any type of camera. The reason is simple. I use natural light. I will walk you through a simple newborn session with a point-and-shoot camera as well as a manual-mode camera. |
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Plexiglass Photography
by Amy Stultz (Dec 16, 2005)
With a simple sheet of plexi you are able to capture two images in one: the main subject and its mirrored reflection. Follow these easy steps to set up your portrait: |
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Using Props in Photography
by Jessica Porter (Nov 18, 2005)
A good thing to remember when using props is that they should always enhance the photograph, never detracting too much attention away from your subject. Let’s take a look at how props can enliven your photographs. |
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Choose a Panoramic
by Mimi Russell (Oct 14, 2005)
Did you know that you don’t even need to have a panoramic camera to have one of your regular pictures reprinted as a panoramic? Read on to learn more about these long skinny pictures that will reshape the way you think…and scrapbook. |
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Homemade Backdrops
by Trish Dykes (May 26, 2005)
As scrapbookers everywhere begin to take more and more photos, the desire for a home studio is increasing. One of the biggest challenges that we face in our quest is the need for effective backgrounds, “the canvas” for our photographs. |
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