How to Make Your Kissing Photos Look Amazing

One of the things that is on every bride’s mind before they take their photos, is how do I make sure that I look good? I want to look my best, but what is the right way to do so? How do I pose? How do I kiss? A lot of this comes down to your photographer’s direction, but the more you know, the better you can respond to that direction right?

Kissing is intimate. Kissing is passionate.

There is nothing like the feeling of holding the one you love in your arms and giving yourself emotionally to them through your kiss. Kissing, even when seen in passing by people is often a quick occurrence and there are very few times where you will actually see that moment captured to be seen again and again. Your engagement and wedding photos are one such occasion. There is nothing like capturing the raw emotion that you feel in the months leading up to and the moments of your wedding.  

Lens Focal Length | Photography 101 Santa Clarita

There are several factors that make up a lens. We have been learning about the aperture, zooms vs. primes, etc. However one of the basic principles that comes to mind when choosing a lens is the focal length of that lens. Is it the lens for you given what you are shooting?

How Google Works | A Guide to Effective SEO

So for all of you business professionals out there who are looking more and more at how vital a website is to your business, this post is for you. Yes, even you wedding photographers can benefit from this knowledge! One of the most important things that you can do for your business is to establish an online presence. The first step to climbing that monstrous road, is to understand just what it is that makes search engines (in more specific terms, Google, as they are the most used search engine online currently) work. So here we go!

Photography 101 – Lenses

The Ultimate Debate – Zoom or Prime?

Back when I first started my photography business, one of the things that I started to do (and still do) is look at the work of other photographers. Sometimes, there is no greater inspiration when you are feeling completely uninspired as artists than to find your inspiration in others. One of the things that I found myself noticing more and more, and desiring more and more for my photography was certain degrees of depth of field. I LOVE it. I can’t seem to get enough! And there are photographers that utilize this tool so well and organically, it inspires me like no other.