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Bokeh: the blurred quality or effect seen in the out-of-focus portion of a photograph taken with a narrow depth of field.

What is it like taking family photo's during the PEAK of fall? Read my newest post to see what your family photo's would look like in Second Dam in Logan Canyon to prepare for next fall! #newblogpost #fall #familyphotographer

I am thrilled to announce that my project, The Burn Thriver which is so important and delicate to me that I haven't dared to share it publicly, has won the first stage of one of the world's most prestigious photo competitions! It made it into the Top 200 and now has a chance to move up to the Top 50! You can see full project and read the project statement on my website in the "Projects" section. To better understand my great heroine, you can also check out her Instagram @mbfenix_

How should you document an accident your involved in? Here’s how, Read: 10 Tips for Photographing the Scene of an Accident - https://ow.ly/M87x50Q4HHO

How should you document an accident your involved in? Here’s how, Read: 10 Tips for Photographing the Scene of an Accident - https://ow.ly/M87x50Q4HHO

Do you want some help preserving your family photo history? Register today (click the link below) for your FREE FOREVER Family History 2024 Virtual Event ticket. Join virtually on February 24th from 12pm to 3pm ET. https://lnkd.in/eXbyKmb6 #familyhistory #familymemories #preserveyourphotos #preserveyourfamilyhistory #familyphotos #familystories #photomemories

How should you document an accident your involved in? Here’s how, Read: 10 Tips for Photographing the Scene of an Accident - https://ow.ly/773s50Qy4nh

How should you document an accident your involved in? Here’s how, Read: 10 Tips for Photographing the Scene of an Accident - https://ow.ly/zGnh50Qy4n9

Wall portraits aren't just decorations; they're a physical representation of your most treasured moments. Learn how they can strengthen your home environment and foster deeper connections in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/eBc3bakm

Stavros Habakis Much like scenes from favorite films, your cinematic approach in your photography in this Visual Odyssey, evokes emotional response in the viewer. It is a highly effective storytelling technique creating images with depth and feeling!! You are paying great attention to your photos when shooting and post-processing both for portrait or landscape. You are taking amazing control of your camera. I felt that you shoot dynamic HDR images to emulate modern movies and artistically you made some photos look vintage and grainy, like classic Hollywood films of the past. You paid attention to light, subject matter, and composition. You worked perfectly the differences in styles and what makes them recognisable. Correct me if I am wrong but I think these are couple of questions you imposed to yourself before the “click”: Question 1 :What is it about them that holds you in that scene? Question 2: What makes the frame work? Stavros Habakis “ A road trip with no words is the perfect title of this almanac but can I ask what was your inspiration for this stunning work as an artist?” #cinematicexcellence #photographytips #photographyskills #photographyeveryday #photographycommunity #usatravel