



In other news, I'm missing Lillian terribly!! She's been in Syracuse since Sunday and it's so strange with it being so quite around here. Mary offered to take her a few days before the wedding so I could prepare myself, which in the end has been a huge help. I've been working on getting the images from the family session edited so I can just focus on the wedding first thing Monday morning. It's going to be quite the experience editing and narrowing down a possible 3,000+ images for a wedding compared to my typical family sessions!! I'm sure I'll be a little overwhelmed at first, but like everything in life, practice makes perfect!!
We're coming along nicely with the house. We put in the new screens on the lower rear porch and Dan's going to work on putting the trim up this weekend. He's also going to start taking the paint off with the power washer. Who knows how long it will take for everything to get done, but it'd be nice if we could be done with the outside within a month. But somehow I highly doubt it with all that's going on!
2 comments:
Hi, I love your pictures! I am starting to look into starting a Photography Business and have noticed that there is a lot to it. I found great information at: http://www.starttakingpictures.com
It seems like everyone takes their own pictures now and lost appreciation for professional photographer's skills.
Also, the business stuff is a bit daunting. They talked about it at http://www.starttakingpictures.com.
Carrie,
Nice Job! It's nice to see images where the subjects are truly having a good time. Try to tighten up to your subjects a little more. Allot of sky is ok for snapshots but your customers may not want to hang sky on their wall. Many of your images have a good mix of background and subject but some have way to much sky or grass. Try to add some full frame head shots to your mix, keeping with your whimsical style
Watch your backgrounds. Driveways, cars, branches etc. around the edges can lead the viewer out of the images. You want to keep them in!!
Just my opinions.....
You have got the eye and I have noticed allot of improvement, keep up the good work.
Dad
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