Capturing the world, one frame at a time
We've been blessed to capture various combinations of the Mullins family over the years - from engagements, to weddings, to birthdays, to retirements. On this occasion, we had a fun time photographing Ashley & Emanuel's wedding at the Lake City Community Center (a favorite venue of ours). Taking place at the lakeside gazebo before moving… Continue reading What can Brown do for you? – Ashley & Emanuel’s wedding
Even though you may frequently tell your subjects to "say cheese", no one actually wants their smile to be akin to a block of cheddar. If your photos could use some post-production Crest Whitestrips, check out these tips to whiten & brighten teeth in Photoshop (including Photoshop Elements). Select the Lasso Tool Start by drawing… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – How to whiten teeth in Photoshop
Anytime I am granted the opportunity to capture a session in a long-awaited location, I always approach the day with a bit more excitement, and I was blessed enough to do that with Elizabeth & Landon's wedding. Although their wedding ceremony took place at the awesome Circus School of Atlanta (which is a beautiful old… Continue reading Til death do us part – Elizabeth & Landon’s wedding
Many times, when models step in front of a camera, there is some nervousness & trepidation. If your subject seems a bit tense at the start of your session, try the following tips to loosen them up and create natural looking images. Posture & angles Ask your model to elongate their neck while tilting their… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – How to capture your model
As lockdown rules ease and people start to head back to work, we are reminded of the time spent with family over the past few months during quarantine. That is especially on the forefront of the mind as the US recently celebrated mother's day & father's day, so we are happy to share a sweet… Continue reading Piggyback rides & fireside smiles – Knezevich family session
Since the coronavirus outbreak caused many people to work from home, the workforce has turned to Zoom, Hangouts, Skype, FaceTime and other programs to conduct meeting for work & school. If you are working from home and want to look your best during your video calls, check out these tips to elevate your web chats.… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Video calls
Sometimes, simplicity is key and can be just as sweet. That was certainly the case when we captured the Fields wedding at the Dekalb County Courthouse. We were especially honored to photograph this union since the groom - James - was a former coworker. Surrounded by family, friends and their adorable daughters, these two showed… Continue reading Simple & sweet – Fields wedding
Recently, there was a big change in the way the United States handles LGBTQ individuals. This Pride month, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that bars employment discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer people. It is a large win for the community and comes less than 16 years after same-gender marriage became… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – Capturing same sex couples
June is Pride Month in the United States, and here at VNC Photography, we are committed to welcoming & serving all couples. We support marriage equality, inclusivity and proudly stand against discrimination. One of the same sex weddings we were honored to capture was that of Maria & Chayanne. Their nuptials were a two-part celebration… Continue reading Amor es amor – Maria & Chayanne’s wedding
If you have been photographing the recent protests taking place around the world, you may have noticed that there is a sea of skin tones; from fair & light to rich & dark. Not only can you find these levels of melanin at the protests, but also at family sessions & weddings (check out our… Continue reading Photo Tip Tuesday – How to photograph interracial couples & different skin tones
