a._j._jacobs

<p>I love the photos with emotion, the ones that show the couple is actually in love and happy to be engaged. :) When I shoot couples, I usually do it on location. Sometimes I pretend to be setting up or scouting a place to shoot, then snap when the couple is being cute on their own. I guess it's hard sometimes to feel lovey in front of a lens. Sometimes I act goofy and tell them to act like they like each other, etc...that usually gets the big happy smiles and laughs that can also make good photos.</p>

<p>No matter when or which version you buy, the next best will already be on it's way out... lol!</p>

<p>Looks like a vintage or retro PS action...google it or look it up on DeviantArt, there are a million and one of them...:)</p>

<p>I actually like yours better as well. By shiny, do you mean bright? Those other photos just look like they have more light on the subjects....</p>

<p>It could be Panevino Ristorante...</p>

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<p>PS. I'm glad to hear he is still doing well!</p>

<p>I think it's very coherent. Even without you saying anything about what was wrong with your nephew, looking through the photos you see the baby has something wrong with his chest, worried-looking sleepy parents, a procedure, then the baby healing. I feel like you can tell the emotions that are going on with each photo and that the sequence of photos goes from a stressed, worried emotion, to a healing, happier emotion. Just my 2 cents, take it for what it's worth. I always like photos with emotion. :)</p>

<p>The first one looks like a "Vintage" action in PS, you can download them all over. The second one looks like a "grunge" action I've seen before...Do some googling, I think you will be able to find them :)</p>

<p>There is the healing brush in PS or the clone tool... That's assuming you are using Photoshop...</p>

<p>The Rebels don't have a sync port, you have to either use remote triggers, or get a hotshoe adaptor. Talk to Lon at FlashZebra.com, that guy helped me so much when I had your same problem! :)</p>

<p>The Tamron lens Len mentioned is $394.95 on B&H. Shop around online vendors like B&H, Adorama, etc. You can find better deals than the ones you've found so far. :) That's my bit of equipment advice as I know nothing about weddings! :)</p>

<p>Get a hotshoe adaptor, it's a cheaper solution if you can't afford wireless triggers. Flashzebra.com sells them for like $14 and Lon there is super nice, and very helpful! :) Make sure to get the right one, I ordered the wrong one first which is frustrating!<br>

PS I shoot with Xsi and an AB and this is what I did. :)</p>

<p>I've tried some of this type photography with glow sticks in a dark room. It's fun to get creative with glow lights :) Great article!</p>

<p>I buy online, there aren't many options of good camera shops in Vegas..<br>

The bad thing about selling on ebay are the fees: listing fee, commission, and if you use paypal they get a cut too. If you are selling a lot of items it won't be as big of a problem. I notice a lot of people sell on Craigslist. I actually have done it myself-no shipping, and no one gets a cut. :)</p>

<p>Call the museum, they would be able to tell you. We have a MTM out here in Vegas, but I've never taken my DSLR in there. I do know from experience with other museums/preserves that they have certain policies on photography and commercial useage, like one place out here said I could take all the photos I wanted for personal use, but if I wanted to use them commercially there would be a fee. Could be the same with Madame Tusseaud's.</p>

<p>I just got the Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 and love it so far! :)</p>

<p>You have to do some weird searching for it, it took me forever to find when I needed it! Are you using Mac? I found ACR 4.6: http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=4039</p>

<p>I just bought the Tamron 17-50 and love it so far. I found it on B&H for $395 shipped...check it out! :)</p>

<p>There's this stuff at pet stores called Nature's Miracles Odor Remover, it helps. If you took out the padding in the backpack, sprayed it down then washed on gentle it would probably be fine. But I've never done it so you may want to wait to see what others say. :)</p>

<p>I use the XSI, I never shoot AWB, you can see the difference when it's AWB and you choose the WB that fits what lighting you are shooting in... :)</p>

<p>Keep on clicking! :)</p>

<p>Delete and re-upload? Other than that I couldn't seem to find any other option...maybe someone else has some other knowledge. Sorry!</p>

<p>You just delete the photo from your portfolio, and it is automatically deleted from the critique request queue. :)</p>

<p>This has happened to my 430 EX II TWICE! The first time I changed the batteries and it was fine. This time, I haven't gotten around to messing with it. But this time it stopped working during a shoot. :-P Are you using rechargeable batteries? I have a theory that it has something to do with that, but I haven't purchased any non-rechargeable batteries to test the theory.<br>

I hope you get an answer!</p>