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Worked a retirement party last month, and I just posted some of the pictures on the photography site. The party was hosted at Bella Italia in Orange, NJ in honor of two of our favorite teachers retiring. It was a great, Sunday afternoon event, and everyone had a great time….

Why use shutter priority mode when your outside with your speedlight…? Cause otherwise you’ll end up with a picture like this. Oops. I had two new students taking pictures at graduation. That tends to happen every year, because my photography crew is all seniors… so they can’t really take pictures…

This past weekend, I worked a job for a Campus alumni – the 1st Annual Red Carpet Single Mothers Appreciation Day. Took a lot of great pictures, celebrated a lot of fabulous single mothers, handed out some business cards, and networked with some potential partners for our photography studio. The…

A is that your pictures will come out noisy. But does that mean you should never turn up the ISO setting on your camera…? Nope. The picture to the left, from my coverage of the 2011 William Paterson University fashion show, was shot at the maximum regular ISO setting for…

Photo by: j.tree. I was browsing through the recent uploads on Flickr, and I came across a picture from a Weezer concert (not this one). I followed through to it, looked through the photostream, and saw this pic. It really caught my eye. The lighting in the venue must have…

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