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10 Reasons You Look Bad in Photos (And How to Fix Them)

We’ve all been there—excited to see a photo of ourselves, only to cringe at the result. You might think, “Do I really look like that?” The truth is, looking bad in photos has little to do with your actual appearance and everything to do with factors like lighting, angles, and expressions. As a professional headshot photographer and someone who is endlessly unphotogenic, I’m here to tell you that it’s not YOU! With just a couple adjustments, you can start looking great in photos. So, here are 10 reasons you might not like the way you look in portraits—and how to fix them…

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How I Decorate my Home with Photographs

I don’t believe you should ever sell something that you don’t actually use yourself. Personally speaking, photography is not only important in my life for my profession, but it’s also front and center in my own home. Now, that doesn’t mean that my house is covered in photographs from top to bottom…

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Behind the Scenes: Retouching

Cameras have megapixel resolutions that capture every single pore, crease, and eyelash. And if you’re not a model, that amount of detail can be scary. Retouching helps us regular people look our best in photos. It allows us to not worry about that pimple that came out of nowhere….

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Best Photography Gifts for Mother's Day

Mother’s Day typically means breakfast in bed or a crowded brunch for Moms. But if you have a wife, sister, or daughter who loves photography, why not get her (or yourself) something a bit more special for Mother’s Day? Here are a few ideas that are sure to make a photography-loving Mom happy…

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Choosing The Right Lens For Your Camera

As far as photography is concerned, the lens is often more important than the camera you’re using. How can that be? The camera’s main function is to record the scene, while the lens is the actual thing that defines what that scene looks like…

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