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Aerial Photography Tips
Earlier this year, just before my water broke, I had the incredible opportunity to foray into aerial photography with a flight over downtown Oklahoma City and the Oklahoma State Capitol. It’s not every day a pregnant lady tackles aerial … Continue reading
Posted in Shooting and Editing
Tagged aerial photography, aerial photography of OKC, aerial photography of Oklahoma City, aerial photos, Cheyenne, Cheyenne Aerial Photographer, Cheyenne Architectural Photographer, Cheyenne Commercial Photographer, Cheyenne Photographer, cloudy, daytime, downtown, downtown OKC, dowtown Oklahoma City, during the day, from the air, midwest, OKC, OKC aerial photographer, OKC aerial photography, OKC Architectural Photographer, okc architectural photography, OKC Commercial Photographer, OKC Photographer, OKC Photography, OKC skyline, Oklahoma, Oklahoma aerial photography, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City aerial photography, Oklahoma City Architectural Photographer, Oklahoma City Architectural Photography, Oklahoma City Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma City Commercial Photography, Oklahoma Photographer, Oklahoma Photography, Urban, Wyoming, Wyoming Aerial Photographer, Wyoming Architectural photographer, Wyoming Commercial Photographer, Wyoming Photographer
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Advanced Photo Restoration Using Photoshop CS5 (Oklahoma City Photo Restoration)
I recently tackled the challenge of restoring this very damaged, torn, and stained photo for a local client. While I’ve done photo restoration projects before, I knew this one would require that I take my skills to a new level. … Continue reading
Posted in Before and After Images, Shooting and Editing
Tagged how to fix a stained photo, how to fix a torn photo, how to repair a torn photo, how to restore a photo, OKC, OKC Photo Restoration, OKC Photographer, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma City Commercial Photography, Photo Restoration, photo restoration in OKC, Photo Restoration in Photoshop CS5
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New Line of Service: Consulting with Other Photographers
Fellow togs: not enough hours in your day for the non-shooting & editing aspects of your photography business? I am now available for consultation services with other photographers (both aspiring and experienced) on an hourly basis! In recent weeks I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in For Business Owners, Marketing Ideas, Photographer Assistants, Photography Workflow, Shooting and Editing, Social Media, Tips
Tagged contracts, how to get business from blogging, how to negotiate photography contracts, how to sell stock photography, how to write a photography blog, how to write a usage license, Lightroom, negotiating photography contracts, negotiation tips, OKC Photographer, OKC Photography, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, owning a photography business, photographers in OKC, photographers in oklahoma, Photographers in Oklahoma City, photography blogs, photography business, photography business management, photography business tips, photography consultation, photography contracts, photography lessons, Photography Workflow, SEO tips, SmugMug, SmugMug workflow, social media for photographers, social media integration, social media tips, Wordpress, wordpress for photographers, workflow, writing a commercial photography license
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HGTV’s Showhouse Showdown Part 2: Before-After Exterior HDR Images (OKC Architectural Photographer)
In addition to shooting behind-the-scenes documentary images and interior “afters” for HGTV’s Showhouse Showdown, I also created HDR exterior photos of each home. HDR can improve the detail and dynamic range in exterior architectural photography, as I’ve shown previously. HDR … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Before and After Images, Shooting and Editing
Tagged architectural photography, architecture, before and after, entrance, exterior, front door, HDR, HDR in architectural photography, HGTV, high dynamic range, home, Home Creations, house, how to shoot HDR, new home, OKC Architectural Photographer, okc architectural photography, OKC Photographer, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Architectural Photographer, Oklahoma City Architectural Photographer, Oklahoma City Architectural Photography, Oklahoma City Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma Photographer, Oklahoma Photography, Showhouse Showdown, starter home
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Hiking with a GoPro Helmet Camera, Oklahoma Wichita Mountains
This weekend, Eiger went on his first hike with us in Oklahoma’s Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge. I left behind my DSLRs in favor of our much lighter iPhone, Leica, and new GoPro HD Hero Helmet Cam. If you’ve debated getting one … Continue reading
Posted in Shooting and Editing, Travel
Tagged desert hiking, dog, Eiger, GoPro, GoPro Stills, Hike, Hiking, hiking in Oklahoma, hiking with dog, Mountain, Mountains, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City Fine Art Photographer, Swissie, trail, walking, Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge, Wichita Moutains, wilderness, winter hiking
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2011 Wrap-Up #3: Major Business Milestones (Photography Business Tips)
While learning things the hard way in 2011, I also had some great successes and reached some major milestones in my business. Here are a few, with some tips about how to do the same for yourself, if you’d like: Doubled … Continue reading
Posted in For Business Owners, Marketing Ideas, Photography Workflow, Shooting and Editing
Tagged american society of media photographers, ASMP, business, business tips, commercial photography tips, growth, Keith Ball, OKC Commercial Photographer, OKC Commercial Photography, OKC Photographer, OKC Photography, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Architectural Photographer, Oklahoma City Architectural Photography, Oklahoma City Commercial Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photographer, Oklahoma City Event Photography, Oklahoma City Family Photographer, Oklahoma City photographers, Oklahoma City Portrait Photographer, Oklahoma City Portrait Photography, Oklahoma Photographer, Oklahoma Photography, Photography, photography business tips, photography tips, PPA, professional photographers of america, progress, revenue, tips, tips for photographers, what I learned in 2011
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Photo Restoration: Sepia
Recently I was contacted by someone conducting an online search for an Oklahoma City Photographer offering Photo Restoration services. He stumbled upon my blog posts about the power of post-processing and a previous color photo restoration project, and asked what I … Continue reading
Posted in Before and After Images, Shooting and Editing
Tagged Adobe Photoshop CS5, before and after, CS5 Photo Restoration, how to restore old photos, how to restore photos, OKC Photo Restoration, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City Photo Restoration, Oklahoma City Photo Restoration Services, Photo Restoration, Photo Restoration in Photoshop CS5, Photo Restoration Services, Post-Processing, post-production
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Part 7: Conclusions From My Signage Project (What is the Best Camera?)
Earlier this year I embarked on a personal photography project which entailed shooting retro-styled signage around Oklahoma City with three different cameras (iPhone 4, DSLR, Medium Format Film). In six previous posts, I shared images from that project and explained various … Continue reading
What I Learned From Steve Whittaker (Architectural Photography Tips)
I’ve had the opportunity this year to learn from some amazing photographers (like Steve Kozak and Tony Corbell). Last week, I drove to Dallas for another opportunity, to hear Steve Whittaker‘s presentation on “The Business of Architectural Photography.” Steve is … Continue reading
Posted in Photography Workflow, Shooting and Editing
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Keystone Adventure School and Farm Fall Portraits (Edmond School Photography)
Last week, together with my friend and regular assistant Katherine, I spent another fun day at Keystone Adventure School and Farm creating group and individual portraits of all of the students and staff. When we did Keystone’s Spring 2011 School … Continue reading
Posted in People, Shooting and Editing
Tagged child, Children, Edmond, Edmond Portrait Photographer, grade school, group, Keystone, Keystone Adventure School and Farm, OKC, OKC Portrait Photographer, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City Portrait Photography, photographer, porch, Portrait, portraiture, private school, School, students
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