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Professional Portraits, Attorney in Columbia, SCposted 2-22-2012

Professional Headshots of Attorney John Mobley from Columbia, SC. continue reading →

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A Picture from Two Sides of the Treeposted 2-21-2012

The first two images are of Noah on the left side of the tree where the sun was peaking through a tree in front of him. I underexposed it 1 stop and edited in VSCO and added a couple actions in photoshop. The third image is of Noah on the right side of the tree in full sun and exposed correctly with only VSCO edits. I really like the look that can be gotten from two different ... continue reading →

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“Give them Candy and Let Them Run” – Urban Barn Photoshoot – Charlotte Family Photographerposted 2-18-2012

I was given the location for the "Urban Barn" from a local photographer in here in Charlotte. The historic barn is right off of the road, so it's not as secluded as it appears and sadly, while we were there, city workers were putting the posts in for a fence which will completely surround the structure. The area photographers who use this place on a regular  basis for shoots will presumably be sad. The fence ... continue reading →

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Women’s Worshipposted 2-17-2012

Our church has some very good teaching, not only from the pulpit, but from women as well. Women teaching other women the Word of God. The Anchor Study this year has been so good; we are studying 1Timothy and gaining a deeper love for the church. On my drive to tonight's night of Women's Worship, my sister shared how awesome her weekly college women's worship experience in college was. And although I didn't have the ... continue reading →

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What is VSCO film?posted 2-16-2012

I guess having a blog where I am trying to document using film in photography and using the term "VSCO film" may be confusing to those who aren't familiar. So this will answer all of your questions and show you the before an afters of using VSCO. VSCO film is a preset in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop Camera Raw and was created by the Visual Supply Company. When shooting any digital image in the RAW ... continue reading →

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