Welcome to s•c•e•e•e Photography, western Kentucky's premier photographer for family portraits and senior portraits. Based in Marshall County (in Gilbertsville, near Benton), we are ideally located to serve Livingston County, McCracken County, Graves County, and Calloway County. Be sure to visit our site to see our latest Senior Photography or Family Photography, but while you are here, sit back, and enjoy the blog.
Friday's Frame by Frame
- Self-Deprecating Notes Found on Vintage Photographs -
- Nature's Destructive Power - Breathtaking and Horrifying Images of Nature's Destructive Power.
- Lightroom - If you are a photographer and you aren't using Lightroom, you are missing out. Here you can get a copy for $99.
- Sunrise Photography - 25 cool examples of sunrise photography.
- Rainbows - I have ran across a couple of good rainbows lately, so you can imagine that this link with so many awesome rainbows caught my eye.
- iPhone Photography - These are the winners of the 2013 iPhone Photography awards. Prepare to be amazed.
- Mosaic - Are you a Lightroom user (see above note!)? If so, you should be using Mosaic! The free version may be all you need, and it is certainly a good place to start. Yes, I get free storage if you sign up via the link I have used.
- Portrait Mistakes - Here are ten of the top portrait mistakes and how to fix them.
Wednesday's Words of the Day
To take a photograph is to hold one’s breath when all faculties converge in a face of fleeing reality. It is at that moment that mastering an image becomes a great physical and intellectual joy.
Saturday's Shutterbug Spotlight - Jay Patel
Jay Patel is one of those photographers whose images make you just say, "WOW!" I mean, look at this:
His images of deserts, forests, coastlines, water, weather, rivers, waterfalls, canyons and more are all just like I like them: colorful and highly saturated. Prepare to spend some time thumbing through his images while visiting his website, jaypatelphotography.com. You can also find him on Google+, Facebook, and Pinterest.
Friday's Frame by Frame
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Liquid Jewels - Photos of paint-covered balloons milliseconds after they pop. This is just too cool!
- Improve your Photography - Eight ways to improveyour photography without using your camera.
- Liquid Art Photography - Twenty-five brilliant examples of liquid art photography.
- Light Painting - One hundred smashing examples of light painting.
- Black and White Photography - The more I grow in my photography, the more I appreciate a good black and white photo. Here are several stunning examples of black and white photography.
- Silent Symmetry - More black and white! Eight black and white landscape photos.
- Mailboxes - Mailboxes? Yes, mailboxes! This looks like a fun project!
- Pungent Pictures of Garlic - Garlic is quite possibly my favorite spice, though Cayenne comes in a close second. Enjoy these 17 pungent pictures of garlic.
- Mesmerizing Clock Pictures - Sadly, the old fascinating clocks are going the way of the steam train, and their replacements don't carry their same beauty.
- Multi-layered Portraits - Sara K Byrne's multi-layed portraits give a new meaning to the word creative.
- Tips for Photo Blogging - Want to start a blog? Here are seven useful tips for photo blogging.
- Let it Rain - I love a good rain storm! Especially one with thunder and lightning! Here are 25 beautiful images of rain to enjoy.
- Think You're Old? - Here are 17 signs that you were alive before digital photography.
- Tips for Stranger Photography - If you know me, you know I love stranger photography. Here Adam Marelli gives an in-depth look at photographing strangers.
Wednesday's Words of the Day
Remember, the audience is paying for your point of view: your agenda, your bias. Not for anything so crass as politics, but for insight, for hope and reassurance--or for upending the status quo, for a challenge, for their world to be shaken up. They want your art to make them feel something important, even if they can't put their finger on what it is--especially then.