dawn devoe

I'm new to portraiture. I had difficulty with that question as well. That is an excerpt from, "

Master Lighting Guide for Portrait Photographers". Excellent book, btw.

Christopher Grey writes, " Many people think that high-key means overexposure, but that is

not the case. Overexposure is an entirely different tool. "High key" simply means that the vast

majority of tones in the image are above middle gray, including any shadows. Excluding

specular highlights, such as catchlights, there usually is detail even in the brightest areas."

That is an from, " Master Lighting Guide for Portrait Photographers".

I think there are many great children's photographers on PN. Some of my favorites are: Elaine

Vang, Jayme Hall, Danielle Toew, Emily Koch and Mindy Cocolan. Work like theirs is

something I aspire to do!

I'm really glad this thread was posted. I'm going to spend the evening checking out all of the

people mentioned here.

Dawn

Have you thought of doing a two sided card? You could leave the image (beautiful, btw) and

"Elaine Marie Photography on one side and put all of your information on the other side.

My husband has two sided cards and they look really nice.

Dawn