Blogtog Journal #1
November 01, 2011
By Katrice
1: a blogger who is scrutinizingly determined to produce quality original photos.
While I understand that the bloggers with the best images are likely working with a professional photographer, I refuse to accept that my own photos can't be as crisp and clear.
Enter: photography guru John Stephens.
Earlier this summer, I attended vlogger Chary Jay's Huetiful Hair Idol photo shoot and met John of JAS Photo. I was taking test photos and struggling with using the natural light to my advantage. John moved me over a few inches and turned my camera to a vertical position. A 30-second consultation was all I needed to determine him someone I should I know within his industry, so I followed him on Twitter (@jas_photo), of course. A few tweets and interspersed questions later, he offered me the opportunity for a one-on-one session to help me get better acquainted with my equipment and a bit of (blogger) Photography 101. My first session was last Saturday. And from that meeting, a blogtog was born.
Stay tuned and let me know if you're a blogtog in the making!
6 comments
Great photo. Yes crispy images changing te game w blogging. Excited to see the images you post later
ReplyDeleteHow awesome! Talk about perfect timing! I'm about to upgrade to DSLR and I need all the photography lessons I can get! I will be tunning into your Blogtog! :)
ReplyDeleteand this is why i love you, LOL! i have yet to master my DSLR cam that I received as a gift last year for my birthday. i've been looking into taking some classes but have yet to find the time. i can't wait to read your tips & tricks!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies! I think I visit most blogs for the photos more than the words, so this will help all of us step it up.
ReplyDeleteI agree w/ Katrice. Good photos are a must on any good blog (and yours rocks, so I'm happy it's going to get more awesome!)
ReplyDeletehey were average, at best. Three months into blogging, I was researching DSLR cameras. {The thing that won me over about the blogs I loved -- more than the words, even -- was the quality of images.}
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