New Year's Eve
I am baking some yummy deserts for the party. It is going to be fun time! What are your plan for New Years ?
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Christmas equals cookie time
This weekend I had a blast capturing the moment unfold while baking auger cookies! My Nephews came over to bake Christmas sugar cookies.
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First portrait shoot
I wanted to finish the ny course and one of the assignment was to take professional head shoot! I was so nervous I practice lighting with a teddy bear and then too a stab at it! I was so worried about the light and the angle of the subject , but then I let it go! I set up the lighting then photographed him! The photo turned out great. Since he allowed me to take some photos in existing for some prints.
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2012 Christmas Cards!
This year my older sister asked me to photograph her kids so she can create christmas cards!
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2012 Olympic Games
Check the following link out! A Photographer created a composite of 425 photo in 1 hour during the 20120 Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games at Olympic Park in London, UK. as the athletes entered the stadium. You can zoom in and around the image! I must say this is amazing!
You have to take time out of your day to check this out! Here is the link: NBC Olympics .
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How to correct the wrong date on camera!
I am still working on it and I will post tomorrow !
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Camera date not correct!
Today I was uploading images from my memory card and discovered the date and time was wrong. So I got to thinking! Maybe when I set my time on my camera, I did not consider the military time. There is no a.m. and p.m. when selecting the time. Yes, that was it I did not put military time in the equation! So I fix it!
So the lesson of the day is to consider military time when you are setting the clock on your camera!
So the lesson of the day is to consider military time when you are setting the clock on your camera!
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