What a way to start off May! We’re humbled and thrilled to be named South Sound Magazine's Best Architect of 2024 by our community. Sharing these pages with other local businesses is an honor. 📸 by YE-H Photography
Shout out to other winners 🎉 who also happen to be FA project partners (as well as some of our favorite local spots): Tacoma Rainiers 7 Seas Brewing ☝️ E9 Brewing The Grand Cinema Moctezuma's Mexican Restaurant
This is awesome! You’re doing great things in your community 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Check out the article “A Journey of Heart and Home” on Real Estate agent, Lance Merrick at www.realtorfocus.com. Written by Zachary Cohen and Photos by K Thaerment Photography.
Delving deeper into the art of street photography on my YouTube channel! 📸 Join me for in-depth tutorials, immersive photo walks, and much more. #StreetPhotography
In the tapestry of life, traditions are the threads that weave our stories together. It's about preserving the old and embracing the new, creating meaning and memories. Choosing Julep as the steward of your cherished traditions fills us with profound gratitude. 🧵✨ #JulepVenue 📸 The Sacred Wild Photography #SanDiegoEventSpace #sandiegoeventvenue #corporateeventplanner #eventplanning #eventvenue #corporateeventvenue #corporateeventplanning
🏛️ Thursday Tips with Tamron Image Master, David Akoubian. Reflection Photography Tip #1: Use a reflection as a compositional aid. When photographing a landscape, a good clean reflection can help to create symmetry in an image and help to anchor the viewer as they study the frame. In this example, I am photographing at the reflecting pool at Berry College in Georgia. Doing my best to be perpendicular to the buildings, as well as composing the image to evenly split the building with the reflection achieves the desired symmetry.
Follow these crucial tips to conquer rainy-day street photography
Streetlights are not actually that difficult to photograph. The best way to do it is by bracketing your shots. Check out my video where I go into detail about how to easily shoot night Street photography with streetlights. https://buff.ly/3OArrzK
FAA Part 107 Certified UAS Operator // Aerial Photographer at Open Sky Imageries LLC “ Doing What I Love To Do “
Got a camera? Cool! Now, let's get this exposure thing down. Aperture, shutter speed, and ISO are like the three musketeers of photography. They work together to make your photos lit (pun intended). To avoid under or overexposure, you gotta learn how to 'read' that histogram doodad. It shows you all the tonal values in your pic so you can adjust accordingly.,
Congratulations! Well deserved! It is exciting to see all the work the Ferguson team is doing!