Moms! This is for you! You’re probably the one behind the camera, so this is your chance to schedule a session just for you and your kids (no matter how old they are!)
The sessions will be on May 14 at my studio in Long Beach. Of course, you’re welcome to bring husbands or grandparents…but this session is for you!
Moms! This is for you! You’re probably the one behind the camera, so this is your chance to schedule a session just for you and your kids (no matter how old they are!)
The sessions will be on April 23 at sunset at Seal Beach Pier. Of course, you’re welcome to bring husbands or grandparents…but this session is for you!
I love a muted color palette for spring photo sessions. This family chose spring colors that aren’t over powering. They go so well with the de-saturated greens!
Whether you are photographing your own baby at home or you’re a newborn photographer looking to get better photos, I have a simple tip that will help!
You’ve made the decision you want to document your pregnancy! The next step is to find a good maternity photographer. There’s a few tips that will help in making this task as easy as possible!
Celebrate Valentine’s with a mini-session for your kids or the whole family! You can use my valentine’s day themed (simple) props or just use the scenery and take photos you’ll love forever.
The mini-sessions are 15 minutes and will be on January 22 at Huntington Beach Central Park. The session fee is $100 and the digital image fee (20+ images) is $250.
Click the link below to sign up and reserve your session. Directions will be emailed once you book your session.
After they finished their home, this sweet family asked me to photograph them with their twin boys. The home has so much natural light. The color palette is mainly soft neutral colors, which is perfect for this type of session.
We moved from room to room and let the boys play. It was exactly what you think of when you hear lifestyle photography. They did what they always do with the boys, right down to the bath!
White balance is the color temperature of your photo. You can either shoot in auto white balance or adjust the kelvin setting.
HSL sliders in Lightroom allow you to change the Hue, Saturation, and Luminance of the photo.
The sliders are divided into each color group: red, orange, yellow, green, aqua, blue, purple, magenta. Each color then has a slider for hue, saturation and luminance (HSL).
When I go out to eat, I don’t mess around. If it’s a place I haven’t been before, I’m asking friends, checking the website and reading all the Yelp reviews. Life it too short to pay for a bad meal!
And I would recommend treating photography the same way. Do your research before you commit to a photographer. Who wants to spend hundreds of dollars on an experience you hate or photos you don’t love!?