Tag Archives: color Be The Light (or not) In Your Photographs Photo Tip Tuesday ~ Be the light (or not) in your photographs This is an easy one to overlook. Are YOU adding or subtracting light from your photos? It’s something to think about, and it works both ways. WHITE SHIRT If you’re in a tight spot and need...  Baby Gypsy Horse Found on Twitter This is one of those “it really is a small world” stories. Let me tell you how and where I found this little furry guy on Twitter. Awhile back I was all excited about having the opportunity to go photograph the Space Shuttle and...  Food Photography – Miso Soup Marathon Food Photography – How I photographed my miso soup. These things start so innocently like…”hey I’m craving some miso soup. How about I make some and  Early Morning Space Shuttle Photo Shoot “It was an early morning yesterday (actually today), I was up before the dawn”. I’m still a little slap-happy thinking of Super Tramp’s “Goodbye Stranger” song. We, my wife, two teen sons, teen nephew, our 4 month old Chihauhau, and I all got up...  How to Photograph Flowers Close-Up in 5 Steps How To Photograph - Flowers Close Up in 5 Steps. We’ve all seen a flower that’s simply stunning. The question is – How To Photograph and capture the beauty we see with our eyes. Here’s how you can capture great flower close-up photos in 5 easy steps. STEP...  Happy Napper Sometimes I think life would be good as a critter. Watching this little guy soaking up the warm morning sun sound asleep, seems like it would be great to be him. Lesson learned – naps can make you HAPPY!  One Last Splash Headed out this morning before going to the airport for one last splash of fall color. Believe it or not we found the most unbelievable autumn leaves in a city cemetery. Respectfully, we captured the last blasts of color, stopped at Blake’s (a local diner joint) for breakfast, and headed for the...  New Hampshire Hunt With the fall photo week winding down, we headed west from Maine back to New Hampshire. With a list of towns to visit, we searched high and low for interesting images. The trick was to remove the ordinary every day elements and bring the simplicity of autumn colors to the surface –... 
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