Monthly Archives: July 2010

Hailey and Robert | Alabama Wedding Photographer

Here are some favorites from Hailey and Robert’s wedding. One of my favorite ring shots ever.  Hailey has “I Do” jewels on the sole of her shoes.  Love that!The First Look. A daddy’s moment with his girl. Robert’s cake was 100% Alabama Football. Can you say Diva?The reception at the beautiful Joseph T. Smitherman Historic...

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On This Day….

**Update** Congratulations to Stephanie Bradford for entering my silly contest and taking a few seconds to look up the price of eggs in July of 1969.  For those of you, like me, who enjoy random tidbits of useless information, the average price of a dozen eggs wayyyyyyy back in 1969 was .62 cents. July 29,...

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Photography 101 | FAQ | Shooting in Manual Mode

Another great question regarding this week’s lesson…(thanks, John). John asked, “When shooting in manual mode, how do you know where to start?” Look at your subject, look at the light. Look at your subject and set your aperture according to the light. Remember when we talked in a previous lesson on aperture?  Your aperture controls...

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Photography 101 | Shooting in Manual Mode

Whoaaaaa!!  Wuh!? Because of Brenda’s question last week, I thought it best to go ahead and address this.  Thanks Brenda for pushing yourself and thinking ahead…for thinking outside the box. Stay with me.  You can do this!  You’re ready!  Hopefully you’re already adjusting your shutter speed, aperture and ISO accordingly, so it’s time to take...

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Photography 101 | FAQ | Shutter Speed, Aperture and Yellow Lights

Shortly after posting this weeks Lesson, I received this question from Brenda. She had several great questions to ask, I wanted to post it here hoping it may help anyone else with the same thoughts. I just want to thank you for taking the time to teach all of us about photography. I have learned...

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Day 202 | 7.20.10

I miss my punks.

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Day 201 | 7.19.10

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