TweetUpdate: If you already read the original post…scroll down to the bottom. New Digital Creation’s Member Doesn’t Mess Around! ========================================================== Original Post: I wanted to post a couple of new portrait ideas for you that will work well for Easter or Spring shoots. These were created for our Digital Creations Club as Digital Backgrounds and Props, but you could create similar...

TweetIn this video you’ll see that you don’t need a portrait studio to create professional portraits. Linda Dean Says: I have been dabbling in photography off and on for years. Reading from the internet, bought tons of books, started but didn’t complete a well known distance learning course, but have never found anything hit home more than this has in just two videos. Thanks so...

TweetIt’s finally here! Our very first publication of some of our Digital Creations that we’ve created over the past 2 years for our NPB club. We’ve included over 100 images in this Creative Guide using NPB Digital Backgrounds and props that helped create these Amazing Portraits. (Right click and “Save As” to your computer) Click Here to Download! - - *NOTE: If for some reason you can’t view the guide...

TweetHere is a Digital Background Portrait Idea For The Holidays. This can be done with or without using a Digital Background or Digital Prop when creating this portrait. The Holidays are the busiest time for most Photography Studios and some times we need creative ideas we can offer to our clients. So…I wanted to share a new Digital Creation we recently created for our NPB Digital Creation Club. But…the key here is that anyone...

TweetIn this post I wanted to share a studio portrait that one of our NPB students (Carol) created and posted on our NPB forum. I thought it was a great example of how you can create a beautiful portrait using Digital Backgrounds with some basic tools.  I think you’ll see after you watch the video Click Here to check out our NPB Digital Creations Club. Here’s an example of the finished portrait. Great Job...

TweetWhether you are wanting to get a treasured photo your own family pet or you would like to photograph pets as a part of your photography business, there are a few things you should know before you just show up with your camera and expecting award winning pet photos. Here are a five tips to help you get the photos you’re looking for. Tip #1 – Patience First and foremost we must realize that stunning photos of pets involve a...

TweetTaking family portraits presents a wonderful opportunity to capture the intimate relationships between all the family members. What we will focus on here is mostly the immediate family that usually consists of between two and six people. Here are a few Digital Photography Tips For Great Family Portraits to remember when working with families: Tip #1 Make them Comfortable It is difficult to get great expressions on faces when people...

TweetWe all know that photographing a newborn can be  somewhat challenging and unpredictable. Here are some useful Baby Photography Tips For Infants And Newborns that can make your sittings go as smoothly as possible. Tips #1 Learning The Location If this is a location shoot, you will probably want to visit the home first, so you can check out the windows and be sure that you will have adequate light.  If this is not possible,  ask the...

TweetYou can have the best camera and the best lighting, but if you don’t practice your composition and learn how to frame your shots, you pictures will be just average. It all starts with a vision and learning how to put a picture together in the cameras viewfinder. The camera is a tool that allows you to transfer your vision on the photo paper. In this article you will find 6 composition and framing tips to help you improve your...

Tweet In this video, I walk you through a simple workflow process for using Digital Backgrounds And Props in Adobe Photoshop. There a many methods and techniques to create cut outs in Photoshop, but this is one of the easier methods. Adding Digital Backgrounds and Props to your photography business will allow you to offer your clients more choices and not have it cost you a small fortune. Your portrait studio won’t have to store all...

TweetDigital Photography is easier to get started than ever. With the explosion of digital technology, taking photos has become relatively easy and inexpensive. The availability of new and larger memory cards lets you take hundreds of photos, gives you instant access and has allowed the average person to view, share or print their shots easily. If you would like to take your photos from a simple snap-shot to a more professional looking...

TweetAs you may know, photographing children can be difficult, but it doesn’t have to if you be creative. As a Children’s Portrait Studio owner, I have learned a few techniques that work really well. You should try different tips and tricks until you find one that works for you and the child you’re photographing. Here’s a list of 5 tips you can use in your photography studio as soon as Today! Tip #1 – The Penny...