About RWS Photography | Fun children's portraits
You've made it to the place where children's photography is fun and relaxed. No stiff poses or fakey smiles allowed! Show off your favorite toys, make silly faces and roll around in the leaves. What do you get? A photo that really captures a piece of your child's personality. It's those little details you will remember about them...their cowlicks and freckles, their tiny fingers and missing front teeth.
And since you made it here (woohoo!), take some time to check out the links at the very bottom of this page for all things cool, and the links across the top of the page for answers to all of your questions. Enjoy!
As soon as I saw these eye candy overlays from vol. 25 I started thinking about all of the photos I could dig up and apply them to. I am really in love with them and am already in awe with what some other people have been doing with them.
Check out vol. 25′s Etsy shop for all of the other cool stuff she offers.
Lately I have been catching up on all of the interviews that Totally Rad actions has done for their podcast and blog. They are making my long drives each day fly by and inspiring me at the same time. They also inspired me to post my all-time favorite equine photo I have processed using Totally Rad actions.
Seriously, I LOVE this photo. I want it in a HUGE canvas on my wall.
Definitely looking forward to getting more actions and textures. Inspiring!
Wake up. Work 8:30 to 5:15. Come home. Eat dinner. Sit at computer and work on processing photos and building my business. Yup, that has pretty much been my schedule for the past two months.
One of my favorite things to do with action shots is create sequences. I have had trouble justifying taking the time to create one since I have such a full schedule right now. Thanks to Jamie at Cowbelly I was inspired to make an animated GIF in Photoshop. This is Amanda Jetter from Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy hitting her standing arabian on beam during the Junior Finals. She does it really well by the way.
This is the first time I have ever tried to make an animated GIF in Photoshop. It actually worked! I didn’t spend much time tweaking the quality settings or anything like that. It was quick and dirty just to see what I could do. I think it looks pretty cool! Check out the blog post that inspired me to try this in Photoshop for the first time. Thanks Jamie!
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