Wednesday, September 1, 2010
I love photography and I love to teach! Put those two loves together and you get a Workshop “FOCUSED” on Photography. We will cover so much in one day…your head will be spinning with information but, you’ll have new skills to put towards your next photo-shoot!
The teaching are designed for amateur photographers ready to build off on what they already know. Please bring your questions and you will get answers!
And we are setting up a practical portion with lovely clients to capture so plan on going home with new portfolio images.
Plus, there is nothing like meeting and getting to know other photographers passionate about getting better images. You’ll have incredible opportunities to learn together and from each other.
The space is limited and there’s only a couple spots leave in the early bird discount ($50 off the registration price for the first 5 to sign up!)
I’m looking forward to meeting you! Can’t wait.
What are you waiting for? REGISTER NOW and save $50!
I don’t normally post emails or comments sent directly to me but I was so touched by this last one…I had to share!
Noemi, the pictures are more than perfect!! Thank you so much…can I say I can’t stop looking at them without sounding crazy!!
I forwarded your website to a friends and she wrote back, “The photos are spectacular ~ artful ~ creative…they should be in Bride Magazine! I didn’t even see the bridesmaid’s shoes at the wedding, which I LOVE! The cake photo…FUN!
O.K. I can’t stop singing your praises!! My sister wrote, “OMG….these are GREAT Pictures. She really captured each of them in their own personalities! I can’t wait to see more of them.”
Back in March, I remember Sarah and myself trying to tell you how we wanted all the feelings and special moments, known and unknown to us that would happen on her wedding day, captured and frozen in time for all to be able to look at and remember those wonderful feelings and special moments. You did it and more!!
As the mother of the bride, there is so much that goes into before and during the wedding day. I remember the next day telling my husband how it’s all a blur and started to cry. Maybe the tears were the day after let down tears, but there were also tears of sadness due to knowing I missed “special moments” that were lost forever due my mother-of-the-bride duties. But, when I saw the pictures you posted, I realized you captured what was felt that day and my feelings of lose vanished…now I can’t wait to see more!!
Thank you for being a special person and photographer!
Jackie
I’m honored to be chosen to shot weddings. I know there’s a million photographers (or at least it seems like it!) and to be picked out of all that talent is amazing. I love shooting weddings and I hope to always be serving the Twin Cities in this small way!
Keep those weddings coming!
www.noemiphotography.com
Here’s a question from one of my readers:
Hi Noemi,
I loved that you are answering photography questions on your blog! That is SO helpful. I have a question for you: when shooting portraits, do you use the “continuous” shooting mode on your camera, or do you always take single shots? I usually shoot in continuous mode and I’m still having trouble getting really tack sharp photos, and I’m wondering if that may be part of the problem. I shoot single shots cause I like to take 3 shots and re focus each one. I landed on this method cause I shoot RAW and I hated having 10 shots of the same thing taking up tons of space on each card. But, having said that I know plenty of Pro photographers that shoot continuous for the same reason you do…and it definitely works. You need to make sure you’re focusing on the whites of the eye cause you’ll want it sharp.
Hope this helps!
Noemi
You may or may not know this but, I love helping other photographers get ahead in their business! If I can answer your questions I will and usually I answer them on the blog so other people wondering can learn too!
Here’s a question I got this week…I’ll write the answers after each one.
And here’s one of the questions I wanted to ask you…
Since I’m still in the beginning stages of going professional, after a shoot, I usually just give my clients a cd with all the images. A couple of people have complained that when they print them (usually at walgreens, sam’s, target, etc.) the color is totally off. So my question would be, where do you recommend they should print their pics? Pro photographers should collaborate their computer screens to the printing lab so that colors come out the way they intent them to be. Another recommendation is to use something like a HUEY PRO which reads the light in the room and compensates. Because editing at 9 am will be very different then 9pm. One last suggestion is to not edit on a laptop because depending on the angle of the screen you’ll edit differently. I’ve done all of the above and have had to re-edit whole sessions…big pain in the you know where!
Also, where would you recommend someone order a canvas print? I use a exclusive Professional Photographers site when ordering for my clients but, I have also ordered from Canvas on Demand and thought it was good quality.
Thanks again!
Kristi
Hope this helps! Keep those questions coming…
www.noemiphotography.com
by Noemi
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