If you are looking to add a little variety into your portraits why not try using a wide angled lens? Often overlooked as just a landscape lens, a wide focal length can open up a whole new world of possibilities and, contrary to popular belief, you can still get a flattering portrait of your subject …
It’s time for another installment of one of our favorite blog series, a peek inside. Today, we have Megan Dill.
1. Sony A7: I sold my DSLR and lenses and switched to mirrorless this past year, and have absolutely no regrets. This full frame camera is perfect for using manual focus, vintage lenses. I don’t even own any native Sony lenses for this camera.
1. Exerpeutic 2000 WorkFit High Capacity Desk Station Treadmill: This thing keeps me sane. Walking all day helps to beat the winter blues and also is kinda nice for the rest of me. 🙂 I have back and neck issues, so this keeps my neck from hurting, while also keeping my behind from spreading. It is a win-win. 😀 I can do almost anything on this desk, except detailed painting, which I do curled up on the sofa to do with my Wacom and laptop.
Blogging has become an important part of businesses, but also a fun little hobby for people like myself. You can showcase your latest work, your child’s art and recent happenings in your life. Perhaps you own a business blog where you post images and advice for clients. Maybe you have a how-to blog that includes …
Today’s interview is with Stacey Vukelj! Please tell us a little bit about yourself. Also, what first piqued your interest in photography? Let’s see. I live in New York with my husband, our (usually) wonderful three-year-old son and our cat, who does not think our son is wonderful in the least. My husband and I met …
Time – how do you find time to balance children, life, home and photography? Its one of the questions seen an awful lot on the Clickin Moms photography forum. I’m a single parent bringing up my children alone so for many years, to be able to follow my dream and pursue doing photography was put …
My photography gear with Elle Walker 1. Nikon 70-200 f/2.8 – I’ve only had this lens for about a month, but it is becoming a fast favorite! I love it for it’s versatility in length when playing outdoors with busy kiddos. 2. Nikon D700 (gripped), with 50mm 1.4G – I love this combo!! After upgrading …
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It can be easily overlooked because the light may only be a small amount or and we don’t think of using small spaces with less light and fewer windows.
My photography gear with Sarah Wilkerson 1. shutterbag in emerald green This is my go-to everyday camera bag in a limited edition color made just for Clickin Moms. Watch for it in the CMstore soon! 2. starbucks coffee It’s gear. Trust me. Couldn’t start the day without it! 3. giotto’s rocket blower With three little …
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My photography gear with Lora Swinson 1. Crumpler 7 Million Dollar Home I have tried a few other bags that were much cuter but they never worked for me. I started out with a bigger version of this bag and sold it for some of the ‘girly’ brands out there – I tried 2 different …
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My photography gear with Lynne Rigby 1. 70-200 ƒ2.8 L IS version one 2. 24-70 ƒ2.8 L version one 3. 16-35 ƒ2.8 L 4. 100 2.8 Macro (non-L) 5. 135 ƒ2.0 L 6. 85 ƒ1.2 L 7. 85 ƒ1.8 Main body: 5D MarkIII and 50 ƒ1.4 My first “good” lens and I still use it …
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I am a mom and I am a photographer. Since I am not a business owner, I am a considered a “hobbyist”. However, I am not “just a hobbyist”. I am an artist. Even more than an artist? I am a storyteller. Seven months before my first girl was born, I was writing about her. …
My photography gear with Kristin Ingalls 1. Ketti camera bag – I’ve always wanted a Ketti bag, and when Clickin Moms came out with their very own version in colors that go well with my wardrobe, I had to have it. 2. Kelly Moore camera bag – Okay, I admit it, I have a bit of …
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My photography gear with Emma Wood I don’t have an enormous amount of gear, but I do use and utilize everything that I have. My office space is pretty basic, and since we’re renting at the moment, it’s not easy to make a space your own. But I have all that I need and it’s …
If you’ve never used a Lensbaby before, they almost seem like a mysterious kind of secret, something unique and totally different. This is how I felt before I joined in on the fun about nine months ago. Lately I’ve found more and more people experimenting with them, and loving them. They bring something fresh and …
My photography gear with Melissa Gibson My bag is the super cute Ketti bag made exclusively for Clickin Moms. It is my first real camera bag (I used a backpack before) and I am in love with it. It is so easy to carry all of my goodies around and I adore that purple lining. I …
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A couple of months ago, one of my favorite CMteam members, April Nienhuis, approached me about writing a post about getting your family interested in photography. Summer had just begun and life was crazy, but she said she was thinking of a fall/winter post date so I gladly signed on, thinking that gave me plenty …
My photography gear with Ashley Spaulding My photography gear and bag! It took me a long time (we’re talking years!) to finally break down and buy a camera bag. I was so indecisive about exactly what I wanted that I procrastinated on buying one for a couple years. I’d look online and at other peoples’ …
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Oftentimes, during a session, someone is either not looking at the camera or is making a goofy face. With my little ones? It’s more than likely a goofy face. However, no worries! If you have a good handle on how to swap heads in Photoshop Elements (aka PSE) you’ll have a little less stress when …
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