Warning: This post isn’t business related. Like, at all. But I think it is valuable information, and this is the best way to share it with all of you. I am a long-term Walmart shopper. We have three kids and I’m a small business owner, so saving money is kind of important around here. Like…
Category Archives: Tips Here are a few before and afters – all done in Lightroom. By the way, isn’t Brecken the cutest with those chubby cheeks? Camera: Canon 5D Lens: 85mm 1.8 ISO: 320 Aperture: f/2.5 Shutter: 1/400 This first image is straight out of camera (SOOC), no editing done: This one has sharpening, and my own boosting… Jen thank you so much. You are truly a huge inspiration in my work. I can’t wait until the day I can meet you. Ever coming to Disney let me know. Thank you Kathy, your kind words mean more than I can tell you!  You have seen them out there – blogs with food photos so nice they make you drip drool down your new sweater. How do they do it? Not all bloggers can be professional photographers with amazing equipment, right? Right. They have just mastered a few basic skills and techniques that help them create fantastic eye…  I’m most definitely an advocate for Lightroom – it is the best and easiest way to organize and resize your images for blogging, Facebook, and client previews. I also realize that it is one more bit of software that is spendy, and if you have photoshop, you should make that work for you. Batch resizing…  Seems these days everyone has a nice camera. They are super affordable, and offer the promise of better pictures. But that can only happen if you know how to work it. And that means so much more than sticking it to your face and pressing the shutter! So. I’m no teacher, but I do know… |
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by Jen Swedhin
Brett - Don’t throw Vitamin Cottage away so quickly. Check there for bulk spices!
Shannon Gray - Dude this is an awesome breakdown…now you should just take me shopping with you…or does driving down to GJ make it not worth saving the money on groceries? lol