April 2014

Good morning!! Today is the third post about creating your exposure triangle. This is the easiest one to learn! ISO (eye-es-oh) is the level of sensitivity of your camera to available light. The lower your ISO number is the less sensitive to light your camera sensor is. The higher your ISO number the more sensitive […]

Katie and Michael are expecting their first baby in just a couple weeks! They have decided to keep the gender a surprise, which somehow made their maternity session at Dash Point even more fun! These two were up for just about anything. It’s not exactly warm at a Washington beach in April, but Katie was

This week’s Photography Tip Tuesday is obviously a couple days late. Sorry about that! I took a short hiatus from Facebook to catch up on editing and some business stuff. But I’m back now and have lots to catch up with! Last week was all about aperture and you can find that post here –>

                                    Aperture of f/1.8                                                                                                   Aperture of f/22 Happy Tuesday! This week’s “Photography Tip Tuesday” is the first of a three part blog series that will give you tips on creating the perfect “exposure triangle”. This is geared toward those still trying to master shooting in manual mode. The exposure triangle is made

Hey guys! 🙂 This is my first “Photography Tip Tuesday” post! Let me know if this is something you would like to see weekly. This particular post is a little more advanced, but the posts will range from beginner to advanced! Above I posted an example of improper and proper backlighting (at least for my

Courtney and Danny are engaged and getting married in August of 2015! I was SO excited for this engagement session! We had beautiful sunny weather, a gorgeous location and two people who were not only in love, but also really down to earth and willing to let the camera see that. From the first conversation