I promised more pictures, and I am here to deliver!! So let me start by saying that Aaron cut his hair! Yup that is right. He went from this...
To this...
Nice "change"!!
Once I get this new camera thing down pat I will edit pictures and make them "pop" more. I love my camera. I love taking pictures! If you have Nikon, tell me your favorite setting you like to use. There are so many options and I have mainly just used the "Auto" or "Child" setting. I want to hear more about how others feel about thier cameras. I also want to hear how you edit your photos, which program you use. I usually use Picnik but I would love to get familiar with Photoshop! Have a great day!!
Nice! It really makes his eyes stand out!
ReplyDeleteAperture and Manual are my faves! Start with using A mode, then move on from there. Read your manual and keep it close. I still get mine out every few months. There is something I always want to know or re-learn. Im so excited for you!
ReplyDeleteme again.... if you havent been to 'pioneer womans blog/website' go there! she makes sense of it all when it seems kind of confusing. http://thepioneerwoman.com/photography/
ReplyDeleteLove Aaron's new do. Why does he look like Edward? HAHA. Don't tell him I said that, his ego may get big. LOL
ReplyDeleteWow! Love his haircut! You guys are an adorable couple! I really love Lightroom and used the trial version for months. They have the Lightroom 3 Beta available (which is what I'm using now). I find it pretty easy to use. I don't have a lot of time to edit, but I like to adjust little things here and there. They have lots of neat presets that you would like.
ReplyDeleteHOLY CROW! Aaron looks like a totally different person. I can't get over the difference!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute pics! We have a Canon and are in need of a new camera. So often, my pics come out blurry and you can't tell until you look at them online. Aaron, really does look like Edward.
ReplyDeleteThat is some haircut! A sexy man you have there!
ReplyDeleteI too use my aperature setting a ton especially with my 50mm f/1.8 lens. When I take pictures of people I usually set at a 3 (or as low as another lens will allow) inside with no flash (or with the flash and my lightscoop- seriously the lightscoop changed my life and only about $25 on Amazon.) and a 4 or so outside.