This session is one of my favorite senior photo sessions that I have done. With two different days of shooting, unlimited outfit changes, and being a gorgeous model, Danielle had a lot of beautiful images for graduation announcements, the yearbook, and of course, instagram 🙂 I was particularly excited for this session, and feeling rather old, because I used to babysit Danielle and her older sister. In fact, Danielle is the first baby I can ever remember holding! I used to create elaborate backdrops and props for impromptu photoshoots while I babysat them, that I would then gift their mom for her birthdays and Christmases. I was so honored to…
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Resizing Your Senior Yearbook Picture to 300 DPI
Whether you are a photographer who takes senior photos or a parent of a high school senior frantically searching Google for “How to change a photo to 300 DPI”, I’ve got you covered. In this blog I am going to explain what DPI means and how to easily change your senior photo to 300 DPI in Photoshop, Lightroom, and in Mac Preview, in order to have it ready to submit to the yearbook. What does DPI mean? High schools now will send out a yearbook photo requirement telling parents that they need to submit a photo of their senior with “300 DPI” but what does that mean? DPI stands for…
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Now Offering Silhouette Composites
As social distancing precautions continue in Colorado, I have a worry-free solution for those hoping for new photos = Silhouette Composites! These make great birthday and anniversary gifts, engagement and graduation announcements, and beautiful wall art. From the comfort and warmth of your home, you can send me photos of you, your family, and even your pets, and I will turn them into works of art that you will be able to print, display, and share on social media to your heart’s content. Sweet and Simple? Make it Magical? I have a wide variety of backgrounds and additions available, that can help make your photo as realistic, whimsical, or fantastic…
