When shooting people who have a relationship with each other, have them put their heads close together. This shows that they care about each other. It is important with all kinds of relationships married couples, siblings, and even friends. Most people guard their personal space so be sure to tell them to move closer and put their heads together. This doesn’t work so well with people who really don’t like each other. My friend Bill Vargas taught me this one.
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A few of the guys and I went to Tampa Bay Downs, the local racetrack today for a little relaxation and taking few pictures. This is a picture of my friend Bill taking in the action. More pictures may be found at Racing at Tampa Bay Downs.
Libby eating Gram Crackers and milk. More pictures of Libby’s visit to Florida.
Scott Kelby of Kelby Training has released a new book called, “Professional Portrait Retouching Techniques for Photographers Using Photoshop“. A very long but descriptive title. The book is geared toward photographers who want to do portrait retouching like the pros.
Scott Kelby's Portrait Retouching Book
Scott conducted a webinar today talking about his book and demonstrating some of its features. If you are interested in learning more about his book or ordering one his webinar will be posted for viewing on the Kelby Training website tomorrow.
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