The other day I had the opportunity of interviewing Debbie Lamb, who is a pencil artist. She draws family portraits, pet portraits and memorial portraits. A sample of Debbie’s work is below. Click here to listen to our interview.
Debbie is a wonderful artist and has an incredible talent. If you want to have a special portrait drawn by Debbie, visit her website at http://www.DrawnByDebbie.com.
People Portraits
Animal Portraits
Memorial Portraits
Today I’m going to be teaching a photography class to kids. My friend has an art studio and has asked me to teach a class. I am so excited. So hopefully it goes well and the kids will learn. Some topics I am planning to cover are:
1. Distracting Background
2. Zoom in for the Close-up
3. Take horizontal and vertical pictures
4. Use fill flash when the sun is harsh.
5. Have fun - Take pictures of your family, friends, bikes, pets, etc.
Here is a great deal for a Kodak Printer. Are you looking to buy a digital camera for someone for Christmas? Grab this super deal.
Kodak is a great brand for digital cameras and printers. I have a Kodak and love it! Enjoy, Christina
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Many people think you need an expensive camera to take portraits of your kids, but I am happy to say, you don’t. Now I wouldn’t say use a disposable camera.
If you are in the market for a new camera, I would recommend digital. If you have a 35mm camera and don’t want to buy a new camera, then check to see if my recommendations (in a later blog) fit your camera.
